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NORD MODULAR V3.0 7. Module reference: In/Out group

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MIDIG

IDIGIDIG

IDIG

This module generates logic signals that can be used for trigging and synchronizing modules featuring

logic inputs.

This yellow output provides you with logic signals from the MIDI Clock in Nord Modular. This output

transmits 24 pulses for each quarter note. (The Clock Divider module in the Logic module group can

divide these pulses to a division set by you.)

Signal:

Logic

• To set the clock speed and the clock source of the MIDI Clock, press the

YSTEM

button on the Mod-

ular panel, select <SYNTH> and navigate to the MIDI Clock function. See “MIDI Clock” on page 52.

You can also set the clock source and speed from the Synth|Synth Settings menu in the Editor. See

page 70 for details.

• The MIDI protocol allows MIDI devices to continue to send clock pulses even if they are stopped.

This means that if you synchronize Nord Modular with an external sequencer as master, this output

may keep on sending clock pulses even if the sequencer is stopped. The MIDI Start, Stop and Con-

tinue commands are present at the Active output of this module.

This yellow output provides you with a logic signal, which is calculated from the MIDI Clock, at a rate

set by the Global Sync parameter, see “Global Sync” on page 53 and “MIDI clock” on page 70. The Sync

function provides a method of telling the Nord Modular sequencer modules where the first beat in a bar

is. Patch this output to the Rst (reset) input of a sequencer module. This function is absolutely essential

to use if you plan to synchronize patches in different slots to each other, or if you want to synchronize

Nord Modular to an external sequencer. Signal:

Logic

• Try to make a habit out of always using this function if you are using more than one sequencer module

in a patch, especially if you want to mix modules clocked with e.g. triplet resolutions with other mod-

ules clocked with eighth or sixteenth notes.

This yellow output provides you with a logic high signal whenever a MIDI Start or MIDI Continue com-

mand is received at the

MIDI I

port. The logic signal will switch to zero when Nord Modular receives

a MIDI Stop signal at the

MIDI I

port.

Signal:

Logic

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