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4. If your sequencer requires you to transmit on a certain MIDI Channel (the same MIDI Channel as the slot

receives on), select the desired slot, before recording.

5. If needed, set the sequencer up to record and play back on the desired MIDI Channel.

6. Activate recording and play the Nord Lead 2.

7. For an overdub with a new sound, either select the next Program slot, or just select a new Track and a new

MIDI Channel in the sequencer.

Which of the two alternatives that is right for you depends on your sequencer, not the Nord Lead 2.

Program Change

For the Nord Lead 2 to transmit and receive Program Change messages, Program Change must be acti-

vated, see page 61.

▼ To record a Program Change for a certain Program slot, activate recording in the sequencer and simply

select a new Program for the slot.

▼ To record a change of Performance, go into Performance mode, activate recording in the sequencer and

select the Performance from the front panel.

When playing back the Performance Program Change message from the sequencer, make sure it gets

transmitted on the Nord Lead’s Global MIDI Channel (see page 62).

Controllers

For the Nord Lead 2 to transmit and receive Control change messages from the front panel this must be

activated, see page 61. Modulation wheel and pedal, however, are always transmitted/received.

▼ When you record front panel movements, make sure you have the right Program slot activated, and that

the sequencer “echoes” the changes back on the right MIDI Channel, or your changes will affect the

wrong sound!

▼ If two (or more) Program slots are set up to receive on the same MIDI Channel, both will be affected by

the changes!

▼ Please read the note about Controller transmission in Local Off mode on page 61.

Some notes about Controllers and “Chasing”

Consider a situation in which you record a Controller message, e.g. a filter opening, in the middle of your

sequencer song. Then you “rewind” the sequencer, to a position before the recorded filter opening. The

problem is, that the Nord Lead’s filter will remain opened, although it really should be as it was before

you recorded the filter opening. To solve such problems, several sequencers include a function called

“chasing”, which keeps track of Controller changes and tries to adjust the settings on the instrument ac-

cording to the current position in the sequencer song.

However, in our case, this wouldn’t help much, because the filter opening was the first Controller mes-

sage recorded in the song. The sequencer has no information about the filter setting before the recorded

change, and therefore cannot “chase” the settings properly. To solve this, you could record a “snapshot”

of all Controller settings on the Nord Lead 2 panel, at the beginning of your sequencer song. This is best

done by sending an “All Controllers Request” Sys Ex message from the sequencer to the Nord Lead 2,

which will respond by dumping all its Controller values into the sequencer for recording. The “All Con-

trollers Request” message is described in the MIDI Implementation section.

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