Nord Stage 2 Restore
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DanyM
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Nord Stage 2 Restore
Hello guys. I just bought a ND2 from a guy. He created so many sounds and downloaded so many samples. I just want to delete everything and make it new again. Like.. deleting his sounds that he made. Who can help me?
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maxpiano
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Re: Nord Stage 2 Restore
Hi, go to Nord website, Downloads>NS2 and get the Factory Backup file, the use the Nord Sound Manager tool on your PC/Mac to restore it to your NS2
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ericL
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Re: Nord Stage 2 Restore
That's the correct path, but let me encourage you to FIRST do a backup of the NS2 as it currently stands, so you'll have those programs and samples - some of which may be useless, but others may be quite helpful. It takes a long time to curate good programs and samples, so you already have someone else's work available to you and it may be useful in the future.
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Nords: NE2, NS2 88, NS3 Compact x 2
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Studio: Hammond A-101 & Leslie 122, Yamaha CP-80, Yamaha S90, NS2, DSI Prophet-6, Vent II, Roland JX-8P.
Live rig: NS3, Vent, Radial KL-8, Shure PSM-900 IEM Rig, UE18 & UE7 IEMs.
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maxpiano
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Re: Nord Stage 2 Restore
Good point and valid suggestion, I always do that when I buy used gear (you never know)ericL wrote:That's the correct path, but let me encourage you to FIRST do a backup of the NS2 as it currently stands, so you'll have those programs and samples - some of which may be useless, but others may be quite helpful. It takes a long time to curate good programs and samples, so you already have someone else's work available to you and it may be useful in the future.
, it sounds like the OP had not that intention but he may reconsider that 
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