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NORD ELECTRO 2 V3.0x
5. Panel reference: The Effects section
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E
FFECTS
Nord Electro 2 offers six types of vintage style effects to add that extra flavour to your 
sounds. Activate or deactivate the Effects section by pressing the O
N
 button.
P
HASER
 1&2
The phaser effect is a very characteristic “sweep” effect and is frequently used in all 
sorts of music. You control the rate of the phase shift with the R
ATE
 knob and the 
phase shift amount with the A
MOUNT
 knob.
F
LANGER
 1&2
The flanger effect is another type of very characteristic “sweep” effect. It’s quite sim-
ilar to the phaser effect but has a little different characteristics. You set the flanging 
rate with the R
ATE
 knob and the amount with the A
MOUNT
 knob.
C
HORUS
 1&2
The Chorus effect simulates the appearance of several slightly detuned signals. You 
set the rate for the chorus effect with the R
ATE
 knob and the amount with the 
A
MOUNT
 knob. Note that the Chorus2 effect is in stereo.
O
VERDRIVE
The Overdrive effect is a simulation of an overdriven tube amplifier. It’s very useful 
both on Organ and Piano sounds. Activate or deactivate the Overdrive effect with the 
O
N
 button and set the overdrive amount with the A
MOUNT
 knob.
R
OTARY
 S
PEAKER
The Rotary Speaker simulation in Nord Electro 2 is really something above the ordi-
nary. It’s not only simulating the rotating speaker and drum but also the built-in am-
plifier of the original Leslie speaker.
Activate or deactivate the Rotary Speaker simulation by pressing the O
N
 button. 
Switch between fast and slow rotor speeds by pressing the F
AST
 button. To stop the 
rotors, press the S
TOP
 button (this does not deactivate the Rotary Speaker simulation 
- it only stops the rotors). When you press the S
TOP
 button again the rotors will ac-
celerate to the speed they had when you first pressed S
TOP
.
R
OTOR
 
SPEED
 
CONTROL
 
FROM
 
PEDAL
By plugging in a sustain pedal in the R
OTOR
 S
PEED
 P
EDAL
 input you can control the speed selection 
from a pedal. It’s also possible to use a sustain pedal connected to the S
USTAIN
 P
EDAL
 input to control 
the speed selection. Please refer to 
 for information on how to set up Nord Electro 2 
for operation with sustain/switch pedals.