Thanks both as these explantions make sense. But to add to the confusion, Nord posts on his website a shot of a Nord Electro with a "LEFT OUT MONO" output. Interestingly on my NE6 it's only written "LEFT OUT"anotherscott wrote:Yes, on most sounds other than acoustic pianos, it makes no difference. The left half of a stereo effect (like chorus, rotary, autopan, reverb), by itself, sounds the same as the right half. The main exception is acoustic piano, where the left tends to emphasize the low notes and the right the high.daniel70 wrote:Right output. I use White Grand and Amber Upright samples, both are sounding good in mono on the right output, and the upper notes sound crisp and clear when soloing. For the EP‘s it makes no difference, if you don’t use stereo effects. But even the chorus and the Leslie effect are ok in mono for my ears when playing live.
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