Руководство Пользователя для Clavia lead 3

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If you shouldn’t have a MIDI keyboard connected to your Nord Rack 3 it can sometimes be convenient 
to trig a note to audition a Program or Performance. You do this by pressing S

) buttons. This will generate the note C4 for as long as you keep the buttons de-

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Programs are single sounds that are stored in the internal memory of Nord Lead 3. The internal Program 
memory in Nord Lead 3 consists of 8 Banks with 128 Programs each. All Programs are stored in Flash 
Memory and can be edited and replaced as you wish. There are also four Slots labelled A to D. The Slots 
can be used for layering and quickly switching between Programs as described below. They are also used 
when the Nord Lead 3 is played via MIDI.

1. Select the Slot to use by pressing one of the four S

 buttons A to D. When you are only playing 

one sound at a time, as you will now, you can select any Slot.

2. Use the R

 to select a Program for the selected Slot. To switch between Banks, press the 

 buttons. The Bank is indicated by the leftmost digit and the Program by 

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It’s also possible to select Programs by Category or in alphabetical order. See 

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The four Program Slots A to D can be thought of as four temporary memories (edit buffers) that you can 
load Programs into for playing and editing. When you select one of the Slots you will switch to play the