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42 | NORD STAGE 3 USER MANUAL OS V2.5X
ARPEGGIATOR MASTER CLOCK
Press SHIFT and turn the Arpeggiator RATE knob to sync the arpeggio
with the Nord Stage 3 Master Clock. When the Arpeggio is synchronized
to the Master Clock, the Rate knob will be used to set the arpeggio’s
subdivision of the tempo of the Master Clock. The Subdivisions are
described in meter: 1/2 equals half notes at the clock tempo, 1/4 equals
quarter notes, 1/8 are eight notes etc. A “T” indicates a meter with triplet
feel.
Read more about the Master Clock and how to set its tempo on page
26.
KB HOLD
In KB HOLD (Keyboard Hold) mode, notes will keep playing
even if all fingers are lifted from the keys. This is useful
both for keeping an arpeggio running without keeping
keys pressed down, and for having chords or drones
sustained while playing something else using both hands.
VIBRATO
VIBRATO modulates the pitch of the oscillator to produce
natural sounding vibrato effects.
There are three basic methods you can use to control
Synth Vibrato which is set using the Selector button in the
Vibrato section:
If using one of the Delay modes, DLY1, DLY2 and DLY3, the vibrato is
introduced a short amount of time - increasing with each setting - after
a note is played. The Vibrato amount for the Delay modes is set in the
Sound Menu, as well as the rate for all Vibrato modes. Read more about
this on page 55.
If Aftertouch – A T – is selected, vibrato is controlled by pressing down
held notes on the keyboard.
When WHL is selected, the vibrato amount is controlled with the Modu-
lation Wheel.
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