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11. Module reference: Note group NORD MODULAR G2 V1.1

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This module can detect a note, either

from the Nord Modular G2 keyboard or

from the MIDI

INPUT

. A logic high sig-

nal will be transmitted, together with a velocity control signal, when the selected key is detected. The logic

signal will switch to zero, and a release velocity control signal will be sent, when the selected key is re-

leased. The Note Detect module is global and affects all voices assigned in a patch. The behavior is similar

to the MonoKey module described on page 113. The Note detect module is not affected by the polyph-

ony of the patch. It will detect notes, even if you run out of polyphony.

Select the note to be detected. Range: C-1 to G9.

Gate signal: Logic.

Velocity (linear Velocity signal): Unipolar Positive.

RelVel (linear Release Velocity signal): Unipolar Positive.

The Name module hasn’t any “musical”

function in the Patch except for “visual

help and guidance”. It’s very handy if you, for example, want to describe a group of modules in the Patch

window. Just place the Name module together with the modules in the group, right-click on the Name

module and select ‘Rename’ from the pop-up and give it an appropriate name. Then press Enter to apply

the name to the module.

Tip! To distinguish a group of modules in the Patch from other modules, you can also use the Color fea-

ture described on page 42.

This module will quantize the values of a

continuous control signal to produce dis-

crete, semitone steps. The total range of

the incoming signal can be attenuated at

the input.

Displays the note range. Range: 0 to +/-64 semitones. Note that for the display box to show the correct

limits, it is assumed that the input signal uses the full range -64 to +64 semitones.

Set the signal range with the knob.

Displays the selected quantization grid (interval) in semitones. Range: Off, 1-127.

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