Clavia Nord Drum 2, User Manual

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Mute Group 

The Mute Group feature al-
lows you to mute the output 
of one channel/sound by 
playing on any other chan-
nel in the Mute Group . This can be used to 
silence an open hihat sound on one channel, 
by playing a closed hihat sound on another 
channel that is in the Mute Group . 

Use the Mute Group button (hold Shift and 
press) to select a channel as part of the 
Mute Group . Select another channel with 
the Channel Select buttons and press Mute 
Group again to add this to the Mute Group .

The channels in the Mute Group will be 
indicated by steady lit green LEDs . The Mute 
Group selection will be saved in a Program .

Hold Shift and the Mute Group button for 
one second to clear the Mute Group if 
there is a selection, or to add ALL chan-
nels to a group if none is selected.

Edit Group 

The Edit Group feature allows 
you to change the setting of 
parameters on all the channels 
in the group .

The right Channel Select button allows you 
to add/select several consecutive channels 
as an Edit Group . The selection begins with 
the current channel in focus and adds one 
or more to the right of it depending on how 
many times you push the button .

An Edit Group is needed for the Scale Preset 
feature . Read more about this on page 20 .

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Edit groups are not saved as part of 
programs. 

Hold Shift and the Edit Group button for 
one second to clear the Edit Group if there 

is a selection, or to add ALL channels to a 
group if none is selected.

Edit Group Paste

When using the Paste function to one chan-
nel in a Group, the content will be pasted to 
all the channels in the Edit Group . 

Noise Parameters 

The Noise sound source is a white noise 
generator followed by a dynamic multimode 
filter which shapes the noise spectra .

The filter cutoff frequency is controlled from a 
velocity modulated A/D envelope generator .

Filter Freq 

The Filter Freq is the 
cutoff frequency where the 
selected filter will begin to 
influence the noise . The actual sound that 
is produced depends on the filter type, see 
below .

Range: 

0

 – 

50

Filt Type

There are seven filter types to choose from: 
low pass, high pass and band pass with 
different slopes . The low pass and high pass 
can have a 12 or 24 dB/octave slope, with 
an additional 24dB/octave High Cut version 
of the high pass filter that also dampens the 
high frequencies a bit . The band pass can be 
set to 6 or 12 dB/octave .