I noticed the differences in adjustable paramaters (or at least in name-giving) by looking at images of the ND2 and ND3p module. I really want to buy one of them and actually found a nice ND2. But after doing about 2 hours of research im not satisfied with the information collected. I'm looking for the Nord Drum with the broader synthesis engine.
This ease of editing is further enhanced by the ‘Pad Follow’ option, which is enabled by pressing both of the Ch Select buttons together. With this option, whichever pad you hit becomes the pad you are currently editing. A feature like this becomes a lot more relevant now that the pads are integrated. With the Nord Drum 2, you had to make sure you had manually selected the correct channel before editing.
The Nord Drum 3P adds two T-Bridge oscillators and two ring mod oscillators to the previously available palette.
...we lose the Attack Rate and Attack Mode parameters,...
The Click element previously offered 36 different click options. This is now reduced to 12, [for the ND3p]
The Nord Drum 2 introduced effects in the form of distortion, EQ and a basic Echo/Repeat feature. The 3P expands upon these with the addition of reverb and an enhanced delay effect, which is now a true audio-based delay rather than the ‘MIDI repeat’ function of the Nord Drum 2.
But:
https://www.gearslutz.com/board/electro ... esign.html
Please feel free to school me on the differences between the two machines!
ND2:
ND3: