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8  |   NORD PIANO 5 USER MANUAL OS v1.1x

SELECTING A PROGRAM

Programs are selected by pressing any of the five 

PROGRAM 

SELECT

 buttons, located below the display, or by turning the  

PROGRAM

 dial. A Program bank on the Nord Piano 5 can contain 

25 programs divided into 5 program “pages”.

LIST vIEW

Any dial that has 

LIST

 written below it, such as the Program dial, can be 

used to access a useful list view. 

Press 

SHIFT

 and turn the 

PROGRAM

 dial to enter a list view of all the 

Programs.

Browse to any program by turning the 

PROGRAM

 dial. All 16  

program banks can be accessed when in List mode.

Try out the 

Abc

 and 

Cat

 soft buttons respectively. In Abc mode 

all programs are sorted and listed by name and in Cat mode by 
program category.

Press 

SHIFT

 again to 

EXIT

 the List view.

 

List views for the Piano Select and Sample Select dials work in a 
similar way, except that categories are browsed using the on-panel 
controls. 

EDITING A PROGRAM

Editing a program is as easy as turning a knob or pressing a button to 
change an existing setting.

Select a piano based program for use with the following steps. 

 

The controls for the Piano instrument are located at the left side 
of the panel. Press the “Prog View” button in the Program area 
and notice that the Piano section of the Program area display now 
shows the name of the selected piano sound for the active Layer.

SELECTING A NEW PIANO SOUND

Use the 

TYPE

 button to select the Type of piano sound that you 

would like to use, for instance 

Grand

Upright

 or 

Electric

.

Turn the 

PIANO SELECT

 dial to select a piano sound of the selected 

Type.

Try selecting a piano sound from the 

LIST

 view, accessed by 

pressing 

SHIFT

 and turning the 

PIANO SELECT

 dial. Use Shift again 

to 

EXIT

 the list view.

Note that changing any parameter on the panel causes an “E”  to 
appear next to the program number in the display. This is to show that 
the program has been 

edited

, but not yet saved. If another program is 

loaded before a Store operation is performed any edits are lost and the 
program will have its original settings the next time it is loaded.

MEMORY PROTECTION 

The Nord Piano 5 is shipped from the factory with its memory protected 
to prevent accidental overwriting of original programs. Memory 
protection can be turned off in the System menu.

Hold 

SHIFT

 and press the 

SYSTEM

 (Program Select 1) button below 

the display.

Memory Protect is the first setting of the 

System

 menu. If the 

display shows a different setting, use the soft buttons to navigate to 
the Memory Protect setting.

Change this setting to 

Off

 by turning the 

PROGRAM

 dial.

Press 

EXIT

 (Shift button) to exit the 

System

 menu.

 

M

This setting, like most other System settings, will be permanently 
stored until it is changed again.

Read more about menu settings on page 22.

STORING A PROGRAM

Press the 

STORE

 button above the display once to begin the 

process of storing the current program.

The 

STORE

 LED will begin to flash and the display will ask you for 

the location to which you want to store the program.

If you want to store the edited version to the 

current

 location, 

replacing the original, simply press 

STORE

 again. If not, use the dial 

and/or 

PROGRAM SELECT

 buttons to choose a different location.

 

The program in the selected location becomes active on the 
keyboard, allowing it to be auditioned before it is replaced by the 
program being stored.

When you have found a suitable location for your program, press 

STORE

 again to confirm the store operation.

 

M

Press Shift/Exit to exit the Store process if you change your mind.

Read more about Store and how to 

name

 a program in the Program 

chapter, on page 15.

LIvE MODE

The five 

LIVE MODE

 programs differ from other programs in that all edits 

made to them are instantly stored, with no need for a manual Store 
operation.

Press 

LIVE MODE

 and use the 

PROGRAM SELECT

 buttons to 

navigate the five Live programs. 

Make an edit, such as activating one of the effect sections, to one 
of the programs. 

Select a different Live program and then return to the one that was 
edited. Note that the edit was automatically stored.

STORE PROGRAM TO

A:11

White Grand

Program           Bass

A:24 Ac Guitar Finger

A:25 Upright Bass

A:31 Velvet Grand

A:32 Bambino Upright

Cat

Abc

Num

Summary of Contents for 274933

Page 1: ...USER MANUAL Nord Piano 5 English OS version 1 1x Edition B Part number 50511 Copyright Clavia DMI AB Edition B...

Page 2: ...flash with the arrowhead symbol within an equilateral triangle is intended to alert the user to the presence of uninsulated voltage within the products en closure that may be of sufficient magnitude t...

Page 3: ...Detune 11 String Res and Soft Release 12 String Resonance 12 Soft Release 12 Nord Triple Pedal 12 Pedal Noise 12 Half Pedaling 12 Sostenuto 12 Soft Pedal 12 Timbre 12 Acoustic Piano Timbre settings 1...

Page 4: ...ano String Res Level 22 MIDI Menu 22 1 Local Control 22 2 MIDI Channel 22 3 Control Program Change Mode 22 CC Control Change 22 PC Program Change 22 4 Transpose MIDI At 22 5 MIDI Out Velocity Curve 22...

Page 5: ...versions or sounds are released User Manuals for download Tutorials can be found at nordkeyboards com tutorials Follow Nord Keyboards on Facebook Instagram Twitter and YouTube Feel free to tag your c...

Page 6: ...and much more A large selection of samples are included from the start and the Sample Synth section is where these are browsed and loaded The character and response of the sample can be adjusted in a...

Page 7: ...tions such as effects and have one or more LEDs close to them to indicate the on off status and in the case of most effects also the Piano or Sample Synth Layer assignment M The On Off buttons of the...

Page 8: ...he program will have its original settings the next time it is loaded MEMORY PROTECTION The Nord Piano 5 is shipped from the factory with its memory protected to prevent accidental overwriting of orig...

Page 9: ...focused for editing 2 With Layer B focused select a different Piano sound using the PIANO SELECT controls 3 Adjust the Level of each Piano sound by focusing each Layer respectively using the Layer A a...

Page 10: ...s inactive the dial returns to showing the set max level OCTAVE UP DOWN Use OCTAVE UP Shift Layer B to transpose the Piano section up by one octave 12 semitones and OCTAVE DOWN Shift Layer A to transp...

Page 11: ...different models within the selected Type The name of the selected model is shown in the Program section display at the row corresponding to the focused Piano layer ABOUT THE CLAVINET All original Cl...

Page 12: ...half dampened sound SOSTENUTO When the Sostenuto middle pedal is operated notes held at the moment the pedal is pressed down are sustained while succeeding notes are not SOFT PEDAL To the left is the...

Page 13: ...Volume Pedal is present the Level dial reflects the current volume level as the pedal is operated When the pedal is inactive the dial returns to showing the set max level OCTAVE UP DOWN Use OCTAVE UP...

Page 14: ...f the Sample Synth sound ATTACK controls the time it takes for the sample to reach its full level while DECAY RELEASE determines how quickly the sound fades after having been triggered At 12 o clock t...

Page 15: ...e 2 The ABC soft button brings up a row of alphanumeric characters Use the dial to set the character for the current position Let go of the ABC button to move the cursor ahead The dial can be used to...

Page 16: ...ut across 6 notes above it and sounds above the split point will similarily reach 6 notes below it The 2 setting provides a width of 24 semitones 12 below the split point and 12 above it MIDI LED INDI...

Page 17: ...xcept for Master Level A program does not store settings made in the System Sound or MIDI menus M Note that some programs are named after a particular Piano sound or sample instrument for instance Sil...

Page 18: ...ns 2 Double clicking the Source button In this case only layers that are active on the panel can be selected MOD 1 The MOD 1 unit offers six different types of modulation effects Use its Selector butt...

Page 19: ...number of modulated copies of the audio signal There are two Chorus types the second being more bold in character VIBE The VIBE effect draws its inspiration from a classic foot pedal effect and produ...

Page 20: ...ply tap the Tempo button in the tempo you wish the delay to sync to a number of times and the delay time will be adjusted automatically M The Delay unit can be set to have effect on all Layers indicat...

Page 21: ...ontrol Expression pedal is connected to the Control Volume Pedal Input this is transmitted and received as Controller 11 Expression If a sustain pedal is connected to the Sustain Pedal Input this is t...

Page 22: ...ch can be turned on for pianos that support it if a Nord Triple Pedal is connected to the Nord Piano 5 Range 6 dB 0 dB default 2 PIANO STRING RES LEVEL Sets the level of the String Resonance feature t...

Page 23: ...the pedal is up sustain is on and vice versa The Auto setting can automati cally determine the pedal type Range Triple Open Closed Auto Default 2 CONTROL PEDAL TYPE The Nord Piano 5 accepts many of th...

Page 24: ...no sounds to the Piano partition Downloading new Samples to the Sample partition Uploading Programs from the Nord Piano 5 to a computer Uploading bundles containing programs and their associated piano...

Page 25: ...led song intro to a single key the Nord Sample Editor 3 opens up many possibilities together with the Nord Piano 5 Here are some of the key features Intuitive user interface Drag and drop single or mu...

Page 26: ...volume level control of your playback device to set the desired level MIDI CONNECTIONS MIDI IN The 5 pin MIDI In connection is used for receiving MIDI data sent from external devices such as controll...

Page 27: ...ple Synth Decay Release 69 Sample Synth Dynamics 72 Sample Synth Timbre 65 Sample Synth Vibrato 74 Sample Synth Unison 63 Sample Synth KB Split 77 Effect Mod 1 Enable 82 Effect Mod 1 Type 83 Effect Mo...

Page 28: ...r 19 MIDI 21 MIDI Controller List 27 MIDI In 26 MIDI LED indicator 16 MIDI messages 21 MIDI Out 26 Model Piano 11 Monitor In 26 Mono 16 N Nord Piano Library 11 Nord Sample Editor 3 5 Nord Sound Manage...

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Page 31: ...source of interference to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the foll...

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