Nord Drum

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Nord Drum
Nord Drum - Aucan band (clip).jpg
Nord Drum (played by Aucan, 2013)
ManufacturerClavia
Dates2012 -
Technical specifications
Polyphony4 (1 per channel)
Timbrality4
Oscillator3: Body + Click + Noise
Synthesis typeVirtual Analog Drum machine
Filter2 Low-pass filters
Attenuator3 Gate + Decay
Velocity expressionYes
Storage memory99 patches
Input/output
KeyboardNo
External controlMIDI in/out, 4 trigger inputs

The Clavia Nord Drum is a virtual analog drum synthesizer, that Clavia claims is capable of 'retro-futuristic' percussion sounds.[1] It was unveiled by Clavia at NAMM 2012, and released in March 2012.

Features[]

The Nord Drum has four channels, in other words it is capable of creating four different drum sounds at once. Each channel can be triggered either from MIDI or from drum triggers, and the Nord Drum can therefore both be used to add electronic sounds to a drum kit, or be controlled from sequencers or MIDI keyboards. Each sound can be made up of a tone, a click and noise.[1]

References[]

  1. ^ a b "Nord Drum". Retrieved 2012-03-06.

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