Clavia Nord Electro 4 SW, User Manual

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Storing a program
If you are happy with a change to a program that you have made, you
should probably store the program .
1
Press the Store button .
The program number in the LED starts flashing .
2
Select a new location where you want to store the program .
Use the Up/Down buttons
and the program buttons to
navigate to a new program
location if you do not want to
overwrite the original program .
3
Press the Store button a
second time to confirm
your choice .
The edited program has now
replaced the previous one in
the location you specified .
M
To cancel the procedure,
press the Shift button
before you press Store the second time.
M With Memory Protect set to Off, a double tap on the Store button
will store a Program in its original location.
The Live buffer
The special Live buffers can be described as a “live program memory” .
If you activate the Live button, all changes to the panel settings you
make will be continuously saved in the active Live program (1-4) . If you
switch the power off, or select another program, the settings are still
stored in the Live memory, so when you power up next time (or return
to the Live memory) all settings will be exactly as they were when you
left them .
If the Live memory is selected and you decide you wish to store the
settings permanently as a program you can do so using the stan-
dard methods (see above) . You can also store programs into the Live
memory location, in which case the program settings will replace the
current Live memory settings .
Octave Shift
Press either of the Octave Shift but-
tons to shift the pitch up or down in
whole octaves within the instrument’s
note range .
Each instrument has a finite note range, read more about this on page
15 . This means that upper keys may become silent if you transpose
upwards .
Adding effects
1
Select the program number 1 .1 which
is a Grand Piano with a hint of reverb .
2
Turn on Effect 2 (the On LED should
be lit) and press repeatedly on the
Effect 2 selector .
The effect options are indicated with the
selector LEDs and changes in a cyclical,
clockwise fashion for each time the selec-
tor is pressed .
Some of the effects have three options that
indicate the depth of the effect . Flang 1 is
the shallowest version, Flang 2 is a more
pronounced effect and when both the Flang 1 and Flang 2 LEDs are lit,
you have selected the most dramatic flanger effect .
3
Turn the effect rate knob .
This changes the rate of the active effect .
4
Hold Shift and press repeatedly on the effect selector .
This allows you to reverse through the effect selections .
5
Turn off the effect .
If you now continue to press on the effect selector after the effect is
turned off, the effect setting will change even though the effect is not
active .
Activate an amplifier emulation
1
Press the Speaker/Comp button to activate the Amp emulation .
The Speaker/Comp LED will be lit .
2
Press repeatedly on the selector to cycle through the various options .
The knob controls the drive for the three amps and the rotary simulator,
and the amount when the compressor is selected .
The Delay
1
Activate the delay/reverb .
2
Hold Shift and press the reverb selector
button . The Delay LED lights up .
3
Tap the desired tempo on the Tempo Tap
button .
4
You can also set the delay time by hold-
ing the Tempo Tap button and adjust the
tempo with the Up/Down buttons .
5
Adjust the number of repeats (Dly1, Dly2
etc .) by pressing the selector button repeatedly .
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