Fairly new Nord user - compatible sustain pedals
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Share your Programs/Patches for the Nord Electro Series : NE, NE2, NE3, NE4, NE5.
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Share your Programs/Patches for the Nord Electro Series : NE, NE2, NE3, NE4, NE5.
When creating a new topic, it's good to add a prefix in you title that mention one of these Electro version,
e.g., [NE4]: Program for Van Halen - Jump
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Fairly new Nord user - compatible sustain pedals
Is there a list of compatible sustain pedals with the electro 6 ? Maybe I missed it in the manual
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Re: Fairly new Nord user - compatible sustain pedals
Sustain pedals alt probably the least complicated pedals to be used - you just have to check if they open or close when pressed and adjust the settings in the system menu of the Electro accordingly. Good pedals are the original Nord pedals and the Fatar VFP which are both the same, just with different branding. I like the Roland DP-10 because of the rubber plate which can be used to stop the pedal slide away, but Korg, Miditech, Yamaha and others are also working. You don’t need to buy one with half-pedal function since the Electro does not support it (if I remember correctly),
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Re: Fairly new Nord user - compatible sustain pedals
As Schorsch said, the Nord Electro sustain input only works with on/off switch pedals (both "normally open" or "normally closed", it will autodetect the type or you can set it in the menu, read about that in the manual), Roland DP10 for example will work only in on-off mode (it has a switch to select that vs Continuous), other continuous-only pedals won't work.
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Re: Fairly new Nord user - compatible sustain pedals
Thank you for the info and suggestions - I’ll look for the DP-10
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Re: Fairly new Nord user - compatible sustain pedals
I use this one. Well built, heavy, does not slide.
Current rig: Nord Electro SW4, Kurzweil K2500XS, Roland XP-30, Proteus 2000, QSC K8.2, QSC K10.2, Yamaha HS80M, Auratones, Mackie 802-VLZ3, Focusrite Saphire Pro 40, MOTU MicroLite, Samsung Servo 120a, Sony MDR 7506 & MDR 7509HD, Sennheiser HD-650