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11. Module reference: Shaper group NORD MODULAR G2 V1.1
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Sets the initial overdrive amount. See also "Common Shaper parameters”.
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This module shapes an input signal in a
logarithmic fashion. You can choose be-
tween four different transformation
curve characteristics.
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Choose between four different transformation curve characteristics. Curve 1 is a smooth logarithmic
transformation and Curve 4 is a hard transformation.
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Sets the initial shape amount. See also "Common Shaper parameters”.
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This module shapes an input signal in an
exponential fashion. You can choose be-
tween four different transformation
curve characteristics.
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Choose between four different transformation curve characteristics. Curve x2 is a smooth exponential
transformation and Curve x5 is a hard transformation.
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Sets the initial shape amount. See also "Common Shaper parameters”.
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This module amplifies a signal until it
hits the headroom. Instead of clipping
the signal, it folds down, “wraps
around". The waveform of the signal
will be heavily transformed, with a lot of new overtones, which gives it distortion- and/or FM-like char-
acteristics.
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Sets the initial wrap amount. See also "Common Shaper parameters”.
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This module transforms a signal using
one of four different amplification/at-
tenuation characteristics. The curves on
the buttons describes the transformation
functions, i.e the amplification/attenuation of each value of the input signal.

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