Clavia electro 2 Guida Utente

A Clavinet D6 has two separate pick-ups, one on the “neck” and one on the “bridge”. By selecting either 
one pick-up or both in different combinations you can alter the character of the sound quite drastically. On 
the Mega Clavinet sound, the A

 knob works as the pick-up selector according to the figure below

O

UTPUT

 

ROUTING

 (

HARD

 

PAN

)

If you want to process your sound using external effects, 
it can be convenient to route Organ and Piano sounds to 
separate outputs of the Nord Electro 2. Note that the 
Output routing is not saved, so you will have to re-
configure after power off.

1. Hold down S

 and press the P

 8 but-

ton three times. The D

 reads ‘H.0’ where 

‘H’ stands for ‘Hard pan’ and ‘0’ that both Organ 
and Piano sounds are routed to L

 and 

 without separation.

2. Select ‘separate outputs’ by pressing the U

 button so the D

 reads ‘H.1’. ‘H.1’ 

means that Organ sounds will be output only 
through the L

 and Piano sounds only 

through the R

. Note that any stereo effect you apply to a sound internally will be in 

3. Press any button (except for the S

 or U

 buttons) to exit.

V

ELOCITY

 S

ENSITIVITY

 

FOR

 

THE

 P

IANOS

Some of the piano instruments sampled for the Nord Electro 2 have very wide dynamic ranges by nature 
and naturally we wanted to capture this as accurately as possible. Therefore, it could be perceived that it is 
a little hard to reach the most extreme levels when playing the Nord Electro 2 piano sounds with the de-
fault keyboard Velocity Sensitivity setting. This is because the dynamic response curves have been very 
carefully adjusted to match each original instrument's response characteristics. In other words, Clavia's in-