The Clavia NORD G2 Engine advances that company's nearly quarter century of cutting-edge synthesizer manufacture, in the form of a 1RU rackmount synthesizer designed for live or studio use.
The NORD G2 Engine offers up a vast and versatile supply of synthesis architecture types and parameters to choose from. The companion cross-platform editor/librarian software is designed as a low-load, visually stimulating GUI for patching together the various programming "modules", and sending instructions back to the module, where the "hard" processing actually takes place.
The NORD MODULAR G2 is a challenging instrument that should satisfy passionate professional musicians and sound designers with it's adventurous technology and sonic detail.
Rackmount programmable modular synthesizer with 32-voice polyphony
Supplied cross-platform software CD-ROM Editor/Librarian for seamless keyboard/computer integration; Ed-lib software designed for visual patching and instruction-sending to keyboard, all sound processing and control done in hardware for low computer load and quick transfer
4-in, 4-out 1/4" analog connectors with 24/96 A/D and D/A converters
Modular virtual synthesis configurable sound architecture, combines building blocks (Modules) with sound generation and processing into Patches; modules support subtractive, additive, FM, physical modeling synthesis techniques with full FX processing
Over 160 Modules organized in 16 categories: In/Out, Note, Osc, LFO, Random, Envelope, Shaper, Filter, Mixer, Switch, Level, Logic, Sequencer, FX, Delay, and MIDI.
Morphing technology for control of multiple parameters from one source (modulation wheel, aftertouch, etc.) with ability to set range for each parameter individually
128 Performance programs with up to 4 Patches and internal buss mixing/routing
Dedicated Effect Area with Effect Modules including Reverb, Chorus, Flanger, EQ, Pitch Shifter, Compressor, Noise Gates and Delays
Audio Bussing includes: 4 channels of audio from Voice Area to Effect Area, 4 channels of audio between the 4 Patches in a Performance, 4 channels/buses of audio to physical Output connectors of the instrument(fully assignable), and 4 channels/buses of audio Input