Nord User Forum

[Corley20]

is this something i should be doing if im on tv or a music video ?

[anotherscott]

There's no need to. You might want to if you don't want to appear to be endorsing them (especially if you are actually endorsing some other brand), or if you have an objection to offering a company free publicity, or if you think it's visually distracting in the context of your presentation.

[analogika]

…or if the production manager, lighting designer, or video director think it's visually distracting.

[dhbp-nord]

Or you can pull a Madonna and make the keys player paint the whole thing black (true story)

DH

[ericL]

I have done a few shows that were nationally televised and if the products in use are not endorsement partners or paying for advertisement, there is a legal aspect that the brand name should be obscured. I had a stage manager walk over and place black gaffer tape over the logo of my keyboard. Some people just like to cover it up for personal reasons.

[Corley20]

Thanks For the responses , All really Good ! Even the Madona one ! I Work in Production . and even if you work in production i find it funny how i dont know some of these things. I Like seeing the Nord Logo . Its a proud Symbol to me You pay alot of money for the keyboard. So Let the Logo Shine !

[analogika]

Or you can pull a Madonna and make the keys player paint the whole thing black (true story)

DH

The production had the whole backline (including the MacBooks Pro) custom-painted or stickered in black. NOT by the keys players.
It was done by Bruce Forat.

The Nord Stage 2 EX used was sold here:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Custom-Paint ... true&rt=nc



He also did the white setup for a later production.

[Corley20]

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[Corley20]

http://www.iheartsynths.com/wp-content/ ... black1.jpg

[anotherscott]

I have done a few shows that were nationally televised and if the products in use are not endorsement partners or paying for advertisement, there is a legal aspect that the brand name should be obscured.

It may be a broadcaster or producer's policy, and I guess could be a "legal" issue in the sense that it could be in the contract between the parties, but there is no "law" that prevents logos from being displayed unless there is compensation.