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11. Module reference: In/Out group NORD MODULAR G2 V1.1

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you like. In the figure below, the different audio signal channels in the Nord Modular G2 system are de-

scribed:

A A

I I

The ‘In’ selector routes line level audio signals from the I

1-4 inputs on the rear panel of Nord Modular

G2 to your patch. You can also use a dynamic microphone in the XLR M

NPUT

on the rear panel.

This input has a built-in preamp and you control the input gain with the M

AIN

knob on the front

panel. If you use a dynamic microphone in the XLR M

NPUT

, the line level I

1 jack will automati-

cally be disabled. The M

NPUT

signal can then be patched from the Out 1 (or L) output of the Input

modules. A total of four separate audio signals can be patched into the system at a time.

If you use the I

1-4 inputs it’s important that you amplify the input signals to line level externally to get

good sound quality. If you put in too low a signal and amplify it, using for example the Pad scroll button

or the Amplifter module, the sound quality won’t be good. The reason for this is that the internal ampli-

fication is digital, and a low analog input signal will result in low resolution. A low resolution signal that

is digitally amplified will sound distorted.

Note: If you want to process a stereo input signal, any processing modules (filters etc.) has to be dupli-

cated in the patch and process one “channel” each.

The Pad scroll button on the Input and Output modules can be used to attenuate or

amplify the signals. On the Input modules you can select between 0dB, -6dB, -12dB

and +6dB and on the Output modules between 0dB, +6dB, +12dB and +18dB.

Note that the four audio Bus channels are parallel and

can be used by Patches in the Slots in no specific order.

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