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Re: 100+ Programs - For those new to programming...
Posted: 31 Mar 2023, 22:33
by WannitBBBad
Logpog wrote:I got the nord stage 3 recently and I'm playing Spain by Chick Corea on it I was wondering if you have any synth leads that would fit well with it for soloing
I have two lead synths in a program posted
HERE. The synth on panel B would be better with a short release. The Nord flute sample in mono might add a nice touch as well. I hope this helps, good luck!
Re: 100+ Programs - For those new to programming...
Posted: 03 Apr 2023, 07:32
by Logpog
One last thing I need a synth sweep that is like the prophet 6
Re: 100+ Programs - For those new to programming...
Posted: 28 Aug 2023, 13:48
by WannitBBBad
Given all of the new Stage 3 owners lately, I thought I'd post another program for some to learn from. Here's a program with the NS3 Master Clock synced to the LFO rate, arpeggiator rate, A-Pan rate, and Delay tempo. Panel A has a piano with delay, and a synth with A-Pan, Env Filter sweep (up and down), and LFO affecting the OSC1 and OSC2 X-Fade mix. Panel B has a synth with A-Pan, Env Filter sweep (down), LFO affecting the OSC1 and OSC2 X-Fade mix, and arpeggiator. The program uses a Control Pedal on both synths to adjust the levels.
After playing an initial chord in the demo, I start with the piano, bring up the Panel A synth with the control pedal, and then add the panel B synth (initially off when you load the program). I then switch on the arpeggiator on the Panel B synth to end the demo.
On their own, the Panel A and B synths can yield numerous variations on the sound just by selection of the OSC1 synth type and waveform used with the X-Fade. Panel A for example uses an OSC1 waveform with a harmonic that comes in and out at the LFO rate. Among other options, it's worth playing around with the OSC1 selection, pitch of OSC2, LFO waveform, and the OSC2 Ctrl. One can then move to checking out the parameters effected by the Master Clock and how they change as the rate/tempo knobs are turned but remain synced to the Master Clock. Take care.
Re: 100+ Programs - For those new to programming...
Posted: 01 Mar 2024, 17:06
by WannitBBBad
Bump!
Re: 100+ Programs - For those new to programming...
Posted: 01 Oct 2024, 04:07
by WannitBBBad
Bump - Stage 3 still going strong. New posts coming soon. Take care
Re: For those new to programming... (70+ programs)
Posted: 09 Dec 2024, 18:02
by Rfilipe
Any change to get this sound to stage4?
Thanks

Re: For those new to programming... (70+ programs)
Posted: 11 Dec 2024, 15:08
by WannitBBBad
Rfilipe wrote: ↑09 Dec 2024, 18:02
Any change to get this sound to stage4?
Thanks
I'll take a look at the program. Some of the sounds use OSC 2 on the Stage 3, so it might require 2 of the 3 synths on the Stage 4 to recreate the sound. Here's the information of each program:
Re: 100+ Programs - For those new to programming...
Posted: 10 Oct 2025, 16:08
by WannitBBBad
I hope all is well with you. I haven't been posting much lately but will get back to it soon. Cheers!