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Seems like they removed the arrow next to “Analog” for the Delay button. This goes along with the firmware not having an option to long press for Analog Delay mode.supermingwoe wrote: ↑18 Dec 2024, 15:36 Just got my NS4 compact fresh out of the box. Version 2.3.
Can anyone spot the differences between 2.2 ?
I believe the grey sliders were introduced sometime during the v2.0 Rev B rollout.
Following up on RevA/RevB firmware behavior differences:WannitBBBad wrote: ↑30 Oct 2024, 13:27It's worth trying for someone with a Rev A. When new button features (shift +) were added to the Stage 3, they worked on mine even though the labeling wasn't there.MartinJ2EX wrote: ↑17 Oct 2024, 15:28....Only real difference is the “close mic” function in RevB and the poly percussion for the B3.
This could easily be accessible via some shift function in RevA, but I guess Nord won’t do it because of the missing labeling. Probably not a real hardware change for these features..
Thanks for reporting this important info.MartinJ2EX wrote: ↑02 Jan 2025, 04:43Following up on RevA/RevB firmware behavior differences:WannitBBBad wrote: ↑30 Oct 2024, 13:27It's worth trying for someone with a Rev A. When new button features (shift +) were added to the Stage 3, they worked on mine even though the labeling wasn't there.MartinJ2EX wrote: ↑17 Oct 2024, 15:28....Only real difference is the “close mic” function in RevB and the poly percussion for the B3.
This could easily be accessible via some shift function in RevA, but I guess Nord won’t do it because of the missing labeling. Probably not a real hardware change for these features..
I already tried Shift+”xx” … at this time, new functionality from RevB is not accessible with RevA.
This includes
* Rotary Ambient/Close stored per patch (RevA is global in sound settings)
* Poly Mode for B3 percussion
Many thanks, I agree.maxpiano wrote: ↑02 Jan 2025, 09:06Thanks for reporting this important info.MartinJ2EX wrote: ↑02 Jan 2025, 04:43Following up on RevA/RevB firmware behavior differences:WannitBBBad wrote: ↑30 Oct 2024, 13:27
It's worth trying for someone with a Rev A. When new button features (shift +) were added to the Stage 3, they worked on mine even though the labeling wasn't there.
I already tried Shift+”xx” … at this time, new functionality from RevB is not accessible with RevA.
This includes
* Rotary Ambient/Close stored per patch (RevA is global in sound settings)
* Poly Mode for B3 percussion
It is quite strange actually, unless Rev B also provides some additional computing power and/or memory space (for firmware to accomodate the additional code require or for Programs) that may justify why Rev A cannot support those features.
I am not aware of any. Based on posts, v2 2 was around August '24 and v2.3 was around December '24. You could very well get a v2.2 if purchased today, but the seller might be able to tell you before purchasing.Mighty Motif Max wrote: ↑11 Jan 2025, 06:44 Any additional changes anyone is aware of with panel v. 2.3, besides the analog delay labeling and possibly some keybed spring differences with the Compact? I am hoping I'll end up with the latest panel version when I buy one, but it seems like there's been quite a few revisions thus far, which makes me a bit hesitant should they add some important features that won't work on older revisions (mainly thinking about the midi stuff).