Nord User Forum

[itsalwaysyou]

I'm in the market for a new synth and I'm really liking the Lead A1. While I've read the manual and tried the synth in store I haven't been able to gather if it is possible to:

Use velocity to morph a destination "inverted", i.e. as I hit the key harder, the effect of the morph is lessened. Lets say I morph filter cutoff: harder playing would give a duller sound, not brighter. Is it doable?

Thanks!

[Marlowes]

Hej!

Yes! Check page 13 in the manual: "Morphing" ...

It's a Nord.

/Vänligen
Michael i Skåne

[itsalwaysyou]

I was under the impression that the turning of the knob would set the range, like both the starting and the ending point will be recorded in the morph. Re-reading the manual I realize how it's done. Thanks!

[pablomastodon]

yes, the morph permits adjustment in positive or negative direction...a beautiful thing indeed.