Clavia Nord C2 User manual

User Manual
Nord c2
OS Version 1.x
Part No. 50326 Copyright Clavia DMI AB 2009
Print Edition 1.1

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1Introduction
Thank you! .................... 4
Development goals............ 4
Features ...................... 4
About this user manual ....... 4
2Overview
Organ performance area............ 5
Effect and Program area ............ 5
Master level knob ................. 5
The keyboard .................... 5
About the knobs .................. 5
About the buttons ................. 5
Menu settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
3Connections
Pedal connections ............. 6
Swell Pedal input.................. 6
Rotary Control input ............... 6
Sustain Pedal input ................ 6
MIDI & USB Connections ...... 6
USB Connection .................. 6
MIDI Out ........................ 6
MIDI IN ......................... 6
Bass Pedal ...................... 7
Audio connections............. 7
Main stereo output - Left & Right ..... 7
Headphone output ................ 7
Rotary Speaker ................... 7
4Getting Started
About the programs........... 8
Select a program .............. 8
Edit a program ................ 8
Memory protect ............... 8
Storing a program............. 8
The Live buffers .............. 9
Adding effects ................. 9
Activate an amplifier emulation ....... 9
The Rotary effect . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Selecting an organ model..... 9
Splitting the great/lower manual ......10
Using the Sound Manager ....10
Installation of the USB driver .........10
Sound Manager Windows PC........10
Sound Manager Mac OSX ..........10
Connecting the Manager and the C2 . .10
5Nord C2 Reference
Master level knob .................11
Shift button ......................11
The Organ area................11
The Drawbars ....................11
Drawbar/Perc Preset Buttons ........11
Preview .........................11
Splitting the great manual ..........11
Selecting The Organ Model .........11
The B3 Model ....................12
The VX Model ....................13
The Farf Model ...................13
The Pipe Organ ..................14
The Synth Bass Model .............14
Program area..................15
What is a program?................15
Loading a Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Storing a Program .................15
Prog/Menu Buttons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Display..........................15
Live ............................15
Effect area .....................16
Speaker Model ...................16
Rotary Speaker controls ............16
Delay ...........................16
Drive ...........................16
Reverb..........................16
6The Menus
System Menu ..................17
Memory Protect – On, Off ...........17
Output Routing L/R................17
Output Routing Ext. Rotary Spkr .....17
Transpose .......................17
Fine Tune........................17
Sustain Pedal Polarity ..............17
Sustain Pedal Configuration .........17
Rotor Ctrl. Type ...................17
Swell Pedal Type ..................17
Rotor Pedal Mode .................18
Organ Trig Mode ..................18
Drawbar Speed ...................18
MIDI Menu.....................18
Swell Channel ....................18
Great Channel ....................18
Pedal Channel ....................18
Local Control.....................18
Control Change (CC) Mode..........18
Program Change Mode.............18
Send CC ........................18
Dump One.......................18
Dump All ........................18
Sound Menu ...................18
Treble Horn Speed ................18
Bass Rotor Speed .................18
Treble Horn Acceleration............18
Bass Rotor Acceleration ............19
Perc. Fast Decay ..................19
Perc. Slow Decay .................19
Perc. Norm Level..................19
Perc. Soft Level ...................19
Tonewheel Mode..................19
Perc Drawbar 9 Cancel .............19
Key Click Level ...................19
7MIDI functions
About the MIDI implementation ..... 20
Keyboard velocity ................ 20
Program change ................. 20
MIDI Sysex (System Exclusive) ...... 20
Nord C2 with a sequencer.... 20
Connections .................... 20
Local On/Off .................... 20
MIDI Channel.................... 20
Program Change................. 20
Controllers...................... 20
Program and CC dumps .......21
Sending program dumps ...........21
Sending MIDI Controller dumps ......21
Receive MIDI SysEx dumps .........21
MIDI Controller list.................21
MIDI Implementation Chart ......... 22
8Appendix
Nord Sound Manager ............ 23
System requirements ............. 23
Updates........................ 23
9Index
Index ...........................24
Table of contents

1Introduction
Thank you!
We would first like to thank you for purchasing the Nord C2 Combo
Organ! We hope you will find it to be everything you wished for and that
you’ll have many hours of great fun with your new instrument.
Development goals
First some history: at the time of designing the Nord C2 Combo Organ,
Clavia had already been developing digital tonewheel organ models
for more than a decade. The first model featured in the Nord Electro
series of instruments was designed to fit comfortably in a multi electro-
mechanical instrument along side various piano implementations. With
focus given to fit several mechanical instruments into a single package,
you are always forced to make some compromises.
Though not surprised, we were definitely thrilled when the Electro
started to appear in different magazine’s tonewheel clone tests and
shoot-outs. It was included for its fabulous sound that some found
to be better than far more expensive hardcore clone units. However,
due to its single manual and additional piano samples, it was generally
included “out of contest”.
With the Nord C2’s predecessor the C1 Combo Organ we wanted to
design an instrument without having to find the right blend of things;
like piano vs. organ keyboard action, or multi-effects suited for a wide
array of sounds. We wanted to focus on the things needed for killer
organ sounds, and those things only.
Some areas we knew were up for improvement prior to the start of
the project, others were found along the way. What really paid off was
focusing on each of the components involved in the sound generating
process, rather than just the sounding outcome. After spending thou-
sands of man hours leaving no detail untouched - no matter how small
and seemingly insignificant - we believe we have not only reproduced
the perfect tonewheel sound but also the proper response and feel of
playing the original instrument.
Taking the next step after developing the Nord C1 was looking at the
classical organ sounds. We sourced a beautiful baroque organ and
sampled it with the same painstaking effort and focus on quality as we
do when we create our other instruments.
And we could not resist the possibility to further tweak the B3 model,
to take the award winning realism one step further. The key-on and
key-off clicks have been improved together with the modelling of the
level and mixes of the individual tonewheels. Enjoy.
Features
The Nord C2 Combo Organ features high quality digital emulations
of three vintage organs, a sampled baroque pipe organ, a bunch of
effects as well as several amp and speaker cabinet combinations in a
single lightweight package.
The dual keyboards, bass pedal input and high level outputs allows you
to use the instrument in the exact same application and set-up as with
the vintage originals - and several more!
By focusing on each individual component involved in the sound gener-
ating process you get not only a vintage sound experience but also
spot-on response and feel of playing the original instruments.
The Nord C2 Combo Organ has the following features:
1 model of a vintage Tonewheel organ•
2 models of vintage Vox and Farfisa transistor organs•
1 sampled baroque pipe organ•
3 Amplifier models, featuring simulations of the gain characteristics of•
two popular combo amps as well as a rotary speaker cabinet.
Overdrive, offering a gentle to massive amount of tube-style distor-•
tion.
Vintage-sounding delay, with tap-tempo function and a possibility to•
limit its operation to the upper manual.
3-band EQ•
5 types of Reverberation - Room, Stage and Hall-types with varia-•
tions
Dual manuals with 2 x 61 waterfall keys, featuring high trigger point•
for the optimal organ keyboard feel and response time.
Dedicated MIDI connector for use with any MIDI compatible foot•
pedalboard to play the bass registers.
High level outputs, featuring quarter-inch as well as a 11-pin Leslie•
standard connectors allows you to connect directly to rotary speak-
ers. When using the 11-pin connector, the panel controls for rotation
speed are transferred as well.
About this user manual
This manual is arranged mainly as a reference manual. In many cases
you’ll get tips on how to practically use functions.
The LED-display is referred to as the Display. Whenever there is a refer-
ence to the ‘keyboard’, that reference also applies to incoming MIDI
note messages.
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The Nord C2 Combo Organ front panel consists of 2 areas, easily iden-
tified by their gray and black background color:
Organ performance area
The organ section features the controls for the four different organ
models, and this is where you make model specific adjustments. Please
refer to “The Organ Area” on page 11.
Effect and Program area
This section is where you set and adjust settings for the effects, the
reverb and speaker simulation. This also includes the controls for stor-
ing and recalling sound settings into programs, and also adjust system
specific parameters. Read more abut the effects on page 16 and the
programs on page 15.
Master level knob
The master level knob controls the overall output level for all audio
outputs, including high level output and headphone output. The master
level knob’s physical position is always the same as the output level.
The keyboard
The Nord C2 Combo Organ keyboards have a fast trigger response,
which closely mimics the feel and response times of a real organ.
About the knobs
The knobs are of the potentiometer type. This means that when you
load a program the values of the parameters can be totally different
from the knobs physical positions. As soon as you begin turning a
knob, the parameter value will ‘snap’ to the knob’s physical position.
The exception to this is the master level knob. Its physical position
always reflects the output level of the Nord C2.
About the buttons
Buttons have different behaviour depending on their functionality:
Selector buttons
Press the selector button repeatedly to select between options printed
next to the corresponding LEDs. Note that some options are selected
by lighting several leds simultaneously.
On/off buttons
The on/off buttons have a LED next to them to indicate the status of the
function.
Shift button
Some buttons have a secondary function, available by holding shift
while pressing the button. The name of the secondary function is
printed just below the button.
Menu settings
To the right on the panel are the available menu settings printed for your
convenience. Read more on how to change these on page 17.
2Overview
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Pedal connections
The Nord C2 Combo Organ has three pedal inputs; one for a sustain
pedal, one for a rotary speed controller and one for a swell pedal.
Swell Pedal input
Used for controlling the swell level of the selected organ model. When
connecting an expression pedal to the Swell Pedal input, you should
use a stereo cable with a Tip-Ring-Sleeve connector. Please note that
the pedal must have a stereo output jack. The resistance range of a
control pedal should be 10 or 50 kOhm. To simplify setup, the most
common pedal models (Roland, Yamaha, Ernie Ball and Fatar) are
pre-configured in the Nord C2, and you simply select the type of pedal
which you want to use in the System menu. Have a look at page 17 for
further instructions.
Rotary Control input
Used for controlling the rotary speaker’s speed. You can use any stan-
dard sustain pedal, switch pedal or the Half Moon Switch accessory.
When using the Half Moon Switch accessory you have to configure this
as the Control Pedal Type in the System menu. Have a look at page 17
for further instructions.
Sustain Pedal input
¼" connector for a switch type pedal. When a connected pedal is oper-
ated, the notes you play will be sustained. You can use any standard
sustain type pedal. A polarity setting can be selected in the system
menu. Read more on this on page 17.
A connected sustain pedal will not affect the Pipe organ model.M
If you use external sound devices you can disable the Nord C2 Combo
Organ from responding to sustain messages, but still transmit them via
MIDI out. This is set in the System menu, read more on page 17.
MIDI & USB Connections
The settings of the MIDI transmission and reception behavior can be
adjusted in the MIDI menu. For more information about this, please go
to page 17.
USB Connection
The USB connection is used for the Nord C2 to communicate with a
personal computer in order to update the OS or manage the programs.
The computer can e.g. be used to transfer the operating system if the
unit needs to be updated and to make backups of the memory content.
Computers running Microsoft Windows operating systems need aM
driver for the USB connection to work. The driver can be found at
the www.nordkeyboards.com website.
MIDI Out
Both manuals, all knobs and buttons (Shift, Store and Master Level
excluded), pedal connector ports as well as the Bass Pedal input trans-
mits messages via MIDI Out.
MIDI IN
MIDI connection used to receive MIDI messages to the Nord C2 from
other equipment such as keyboards or computers.
3Connections
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Bass Pedal
To play the Nord C2 Combo Organ’s dedicated bass registers, connect
the MIDI Out from your external controller (preferably a bass pedal-
board) to the Bass Pedal connector. The bass registers will respond to
all MIDI note messages received regardless of their MIDI channel.
Audio connections
Monitor In
Use this to connect and monitor a signal from an mp3 or a CD player
at the Nord C2's headphone output. This allows you to e.g. rehearse
with the C2 to pre-recorded music.
Signals connected to this input will not be processed with theM
Nord C2's effects or appear at the left and right output jacks.
Main stereo output - Left & Right
The left and right line level outputs from the Nord C2 are unbalanced.
Use the ¼" connectors to connect the Nord C2 to an amplifier or
recording equipment.
General guide on audio connections:
•Makealltheconnectionsbeforeyouturnonthepowertoyouramplier.
•Turnonthepowertoyouramplierlast.
•Turnoffthepowertoyouramplierrst.
Headphone output
This is where you connect a ¼" stereo connector from a pair of head-
phones.
Playing at a high volume level can result in hearing impairmentsE
such as permanent hearing loss.
Rotary Speaker
The rotary speaker high level outputs consist of a ¼" and a 11-pin
Leslie™ standard connector. The high level out are 14V RMS high level,
unbalanced, and are only intended to be used, directly connected to
a rotary speaker cabinet with built in amplifier. Any other form of use
might result in damaged equipment.
It is possible to route the tonewheel organ to the High Level and 11-pin
outputs and the other organs to the main outputs. Other combinations
are also possible. Read more about this on page 17.
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About the programs
Complete sound settings are stored in the Program memory of the
Nord C2. This memory area has 126 locations. Every program can be
edited and replaced as you wish. A complete set of the factory pro-
grams are available on the www.nordkeyboards.com website.
Select a program
Press the Up or Down button repeatedly until you’ve selected the
desired program number. The program will be loaded immediately.
Edit a program
Editing a program is just as easy as grabbing a knob, press some
drawbar buttons to change a setting, or press a button to select a
different setting. The knob’s physical position isn’t always as the stored
setting in the program that is active, but as soon as you start turning a
knob, the parameter will snap to the knob’s position.
When you have edited a program, a dot will appear in the lower right
display corner next to the program number. This will alert you to the
fact that the program has been edited but not yet saved. If you select a
new program without saving, any edits you have made will be lost and
the program will have its original settings the next time you select it.
Memory protect
There is a Memory Protect function that is set to On when the Nord C2
leaves the Nord Factory. This has to be turned Off in the System Menu
before you can save a program.
Press1 Shift + System and use the Up/Down buttons to select
the Memory Protect Option – this is the very first option in the
System menu.
Change the setting of the memory protection to Off by pressing2
and holding Shift and the Up or Down buttons.
Exit the System menu by pressing the Prog /System button again.3
The setting of the memory protection will be remembered even ifM
the Nord C2 is turned off.
Storing a program
If you are happy with an edit that you have made,
you should probably Store the program.
Press the1 Store button.
The program number LEDs starts flashing.
Select a new location where you want to store the program.2
Use the Up/Down buttons to navigate to a new program location
if you do not want to overwrite the original program.
Press the3 Store button a second time to confirm your choice.
The edited program has now replaced the previous one in the
location you specified.
To cancel the procedure, press the Shift button before you pressM
Store the second time.
With Memory Protect set to Off, a double tap on the Store buttonM
will store a Program in its original location.
4Getting Started
Let’s take a few minutes to get familiar with the Nord C2. The user interface is designed to be as intuitive as possible, and to perform as well as you do
in a live situation. We hope that you soon will feel confident using it, and by following this short chapter, we will go through most of the functions.
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The Live buffers
The special Live buf-
fers can be described
as a “live program
memory”. If you acti-
vate the Live button, all
changes to the panel
settings you make will
be continuously saved.
If you switch the power off, or select another program, the settings
are still stored in a Live memory, so when you power up next time (or
return to a Live memory) all settings will be exactly as they were when
you left them. The dot that appears when a Program is changed is not
applicable when a Live buffers is active
If a Live memory is selected and you decide you wish to store the
settings permanently as a program you can do so using the stan-
dard methods (see above). You can also store programs into the Live
memory location, in which case the program settings will replace the
current Live memory settings.
Adding effects
Select a program and play some notes on the keyboard while1
you....
... turn on the2 Delay (the On LED should be lit) and then press
repeatedly on the Feedback selector.
The feedback options are indicated with the selector LEDs and chang-
es in a cyclical fashion for each time the selector is pressed. When both
LEDs are lit you have the maximum amount of feedback.
Turn the3 Amount and the Tempo knobs while playing.
This changes the amount and the time between the repeats.
Turn on the Reverb with its On button.4
Hold5 Shift and press repeatedly on the
reverb selector.
This allows you to reverse through the reverb
selections.
Holding Shift while pressing any selector
(except the Organ Model) will cycle through
the selections in a counter clockwise fashion.
Turn6 off the effect.
If you now continue to press on the effect selector after the effect is
turned off, the effect setting will change even though the effect is not
active.
This method can be used to select a certain effect setting while
playing, without affecting the sound until you actually activate the
effect.
Activate an amplier emulation
Press the1 Speaker Model button to activate the Amp emulation.
The Speaker Model LED will be lit.
Press repeatedly on the selector to cycle through the various options.2
The Drive knob at the upper right of the panel controls the drive3
for the amps and the rotary simulator. Make sure that Drive is On,
and then turn the knob to get the desired amount of overdrive.
The Rotary effect
The rotary effect adds some great sonic drama to the sound. The Nord
C2 rotary has three available speeds: fast, slow and stop. Stop does
not disengage the effect; it only stops the rotating speakers
Make sure that the1 Speaker Model is activated and select the
Rotary by pressing the effect selector.
The drive knob now controls the overdrive of the rotary amplifier.
Press the2 Slow/Stop and Fast buttons in
the Rotary Speed section to the left on the
panel, to cycle between the Fast and Slow
speeds of the rotary.
The rotors will speed up and slow down, producing
a nice swirly effect.
Press the3 Stop mode button to activate this one-speed mode.
The Stop Mode LED will be lit.
Press repeatedly on the4 Slow/Stop button to cycle between
Fast and Stop.
The rotary will now emulate the functionality of an early, one speed
original rotary speaker that had only the fast and the stopped rotary
speed options.
If you connect a foot switch to the rotor pedal input, you can
control the rotary speed with this pedal.
The Speaker Models cannot be used when the Pipe organM
selected.
Selecting an organ model
Press repeatedly on the1 Organ Model selector to cycle through
the four types - the B3, Vox, Farfisa emulations and the sampled
Pipe organ.
The settings for the organ sounds are made
using the digital drawbars. The Farfisa and the
PIpe organ uses these in a switch mode, with
only two settings for each.
Make a setting with the drawbars and then press one of the2
Drawbar/Preset buttons
Make a new preset setting, in order to be able to quickly change3
from one to the other during a performance.
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If you press and hold Preview and then a Drawbar/Preset button,4
you can set up a new sound while the previous settings are still
active, and then quickly activate the new settings by pressing the
Drawbar/Preset button again.
Splitting the great/lower manual
Select the B3 model and let us split the lower keyboard to try some
Bass there:
1Press the Pedal - Great Man button to split the lower
keyboard.
The bottom two octaves will now play the tone-
wheel bass sound.
Use the Pedal drawbars to set up the bass sound as you like it.2
Press the3 Shift and the Organ Model/Synth Bass button to
select the synthbass.
The synth bass is automatically selected if the VX or the FARF models
are active. The Pipe organ has its own bass registers as well.
Use the4 Shift and the Pedal drawbars to set the Pluck and
Release parameters of the Synth bass sound.
Using the Sound Manager
Installation of the USB driver
Before the Nord C2 Combo Organ can communicate with a computer
running a Windows operating system, you need to install a Clavia USB
driver. To install the USB driver, follow these instructions:
Mac users may skip this paragraph.
Download the driver from the Nord C2 download area at1
www.nordkeyboards.com.
Unzip the downloaded archive.
Connect the USB cable between the Nord C2 Combo Organ and2
the computer and power up the unit. The ‘Found New Hardware’
wizard should appear, accompanied by its reassuring alert sound.
Let the wizard search for the USB driver and install it, or point the3
wizard to the folder where the driver is.
Sound Manager installation Windows PC
Download the Windows version of Nord Sound Manager from the1
www.nordkeyboards.com website.
Run the Install Nord Sound Manager v5.xx.exe and follow the2
instructions in the setup program.
The Nord Sound Manager will be installed in the Program Files3
folder on the hard disk.
During the installation you will have the option to select an alternative
location for the application.
Confirm every window in the installation procedure by clicking on4
the Next button.
The installation may be aborted at any time by clicking on Cancel.
When the installation is complete, click the Close button to return
to the Windows desktop.
Sound Manager installation Mac OSX
Download the Mac OSX version of Nord Sound Manager from the1
www.nordkeyboards.com website.
Open the image file (.dmg) and drag the Nord Sound Manager2
v5.xx.app to the Applications folder.
When new versions of the Nord Sound Manager are released,
they will be available as a free download at www.nordkeyboards.
com.
Connecting the Manager and the C2
Make sure that the Nord C2 Combo Organ is powered up, and1
connected to the computer, to a USB port.
Launch the Nord Sound Manager from the Program Files folder or2
the Start Menu (PC) or from the Applications folder (Mac OSX).
During the start-up procedure, the Manager will automatically try and
establish contact with the Nord C2 Combo Organ.
When the Editor finds a Nord C2 Combo Organ, this will be indi-3
cated at the lower, right corner of the Manager window and the
Program tab will open automatically.
A list with all the current Programs in the memory will appear in4
the Nord Sound Manager window. Read more about the functions
in the Manager in the pdf manual that is available on the www.
nordkeyboards.com website.
This finishes our little tour; we hope that you now have the ini-
tial knowledge on how to operate most of the functions on the
panel. The following chapter is the reference section.
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