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Nord Lead 2x and outputs and drums


Post Posted Tue Aug 04, 2009 5:04 pm
JPQ


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I currently down own nord lead 2x bht i can send for example pad for output1 and
sequence for output 2 and bass for output 3 and lead for output 4 for example.
ps. i ask becouse if want use different eq settins and effects.
and i rember correct there is drum kits ?
Post Posted Tue Aug 04, 2009 6:01 pm
Jakob BC
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Im not 100% sure about your question, but yes each slot (a, b, c and d) can be assigned to a separate output. That's one of the beauties on the 2x. press the out mode button (hold down shift and hit the 'b' slot). Now you can push any of the slot buttons and choose output, using the up and down arrows. The outputs are named with a letter just like the slots. 'a' is default for each slot.
Post Posted Tue Aug 04, 2009 6:14 pm
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Jakob BC wrote:Im not 100% sure about your question, but yes each slot (a, b, c and d) can be assigned to a separate output. That's one of the beauties on the 2x. press the out mode button (hold down shift and hit the 'b' slot). Now you can push any of the slot buttons and choose output, using the up and down arrows. The outputs are named with a letter just like the slots. 'a' is default for each slot.
yes i mean this. and i found manual and found there is drumkits and presetlist looks like so many presets are usefull to me not too dancey.:)
ps. now i thinking nord lead is best virtual analog at least to me i mean currently im liking most of this. of course prophet 08 etc sounds better but i cannot buy real analogs i think too pricey.
Post Posted Tue Aug 04, 2009 8:01 pm
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Nords are brillinat little synths - esspecially for Jarre / arp2600 type sounds. They take a little time and effort but it's sound pallette is very varied .
Post Posted Tue Aug 04, 2009 9:42 pm
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matt222 wrote:Nords are brillinat little synths - esspecially for Jarre / arp2600 type sounds. They take a little time and effort but it's sound pallette is very varied .
Actually i listened today some users maked stuff and factory demos and found this maybe most analogue :) virtual analogue. even drum type sounds (some times fast envelopes sounds crappy somehow i think) and i think for basses nord lead is one of the best. and i some days ago i found even new nord lead 2x its not so expensive. its very hard know what to buy when budjet its tight. and i like jarre sounds actually these are my main reason (first one and second one is maybe some orchestral & ethnic stuff,and last one is progessive rock i mean drums,guitars,bass etc "real" insturments) now i going hope when i have all money to buy 2x its still available if there is not comes something better to me.:) and i found some demos what says in some uses sh201 its nice but some sounds i think its so awful.
Post Posted Mon Aug 10, 2009 3:08 pm
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Keys in nord lead 2x are good? i ask becouse i think good synths and good controller is maybe pricey than nord lead 2x.
Post Posted Mon Aug 10, 2009 6:36 pm
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They are ok but nothing special. Classic soft spring keys. There are worth of it's kind. At least Im satisfied with the keys on my 2x.
Post Posted Mon Aug 10, 2009 6:40 pm
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As long as they're not weighted keys. I hate weighted keys. :P :robertdugenou:
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Post Posted Tue Aug 11, 2009 12:02 am
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That's another thing... it might be a matter of taste, eventhough the different key types suits different sound areas.
Post Posted Tue Aug 11, 2009 1:22 am
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Jakob BC wrote:That's another thing... it might be a matter of taste, eventhough the different key types suits different sound areas.
i thiking for synth sounds. and i like light keys but not too light. for example Yamaha S30,and somehow Roland Juno G.







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