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Hi guys - I need some help. I've read through the manual a few times and I'm not getting a clear answer. On the NS2, by default are outputs 1 and 2 = L and R for stereo? I bought my NS2 used, is there a way I can check to see that this wasn't altered?

Thanks in advance for your help!

You have to go to the system menu.
Refer to page 42 of the manual , output routing.
"1 & 2" "3 & 4" , "3" , "4"

check also if output routing is in "program" or "global" mode.
if is in global mode , EVERY instrument in every program in routed that way...... (example "sinth in slot A and B is routed to 3 and 4"....so in EVERY program is routed that way........so you'll not gonna hear ANY synth by default output 1 and 2 !!!!)

put "PROGRAM" mode, and check in system mode if make sure in that program everything is routed to 1 and 2.... (piano a and b , synth a and b , organ)
the settings are saved now with program , so you can decide for EACH program every single routing. then remember to store

hope it helps
Fab

pianopop9 wrote:On the NS2, by default are outputs 1 and 2 = L and R for stereo?

Yes, that's right. These are the outputs you would normally use for stereo operation. It's buried in the back of the manual, on page 60, section "Audio Outputs 1-4". You'd think they'd put this information near the beginning, when you need to know how to connect it up.

I would recommend following fabiokeys advice to check whether the previous owner has altered this.

thank you sooo much! 1 follow up question...I determined I am in global mode which is good for me. When I put the keyboard in Mono Output mode, does it send mono to both 1 & 2?

pianopop9 wrote:When I put the keyboard in Mono Output mode, does it send mono to both 1 & 2?

Yes, it does.

Is there a way to set 3-4 outputs to play the same as output 1 - 2?

rogeriotnunes wrote:Is there a way to set 3-4 outputs to play the same as output 1 - 2?

On NS2 discussed here it is not possible (anyway you can check each model manual to see which Output Routing options are available)