Clavia nord electro2 ユーザーズマニュアル

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DU

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AT

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TIIIIO

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ON

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NS

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The Modulations section offers six different types of modulation. You activate and 
deactivate the Modulations section by pressing the O

 button.

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R

IIIIN

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NG

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G

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D

Stands for Ring Modulation and is a type of modulation where two signals are mul-
tiplied with each other. The result is an inharmonic “bell like” sound. Herbie Han-
cock used this effect a lot in the ‘70s. In the Nord Electro 2 the Piano or Organ signal 
is multiplied with an additional sinewave.

Set the sinewave pitch with the R

 knob and the amount of ring modulation with the A

 knob.

P

P

P

P

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A

A

AN

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N

N

The Pan is an auto panning modulation that smoothly pans the signal between the Left and Right out-
puts.

You can control the rate and amount of panning with the R

 and A

 knobs.

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T

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RE

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EM

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MO

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O

OL

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LO

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O

Tremolo modulation is basically an automatic volume control that continuously varies the output signal 
volume. Tremolo is a commonly used modulation, especially on the Wurlitzer electric pianos.

Use the R

 and A

 knobs to control the Tremolo rate and depth. Note that the output volume 

is at maximum level at zero A

 setting.

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W

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A

A

AH

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-W

-W

-W

-W

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A

A

AH

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H

 1&2

 1&2

 1&2

 1&2

The Wah-Wah modulation is often used for electric guitars to get that characteristic “talking guitar” 
sound. Wah-Wah can also be extremely useful on electric piano sounds. Try out the Clavinet sound with