Waldorf Nave - Manual (Page 35)

The Controls
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played. As soon as you release the note that is cur-
rently played, the highest note from the list is play-
ed. When you play legato, only the first note that
was played triggers the envelopes. All later notes use
these envelopes, but sound in the pitch you’ve play-
ed. This mode is for sustained sounds like typical
1970’s solo sounds
• Poly Hold means, that a short tap on one or more
keys will hold the played notes until they are tapped
again.
• Mono Hold is identical to the Mono mode, except
that a short tap on a key will hold this note until
another key is played.
• Chord Hold means, that a short tap on two or more
keys will hold the played notes until a new chord is
triggered.
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All Keyboard settings will be saved with the cur-
rent patch. So you can set up chords for the
Blades.
Mini Keyboard
Tap on the blue keyboard area to move the virtual key-
board to the range you need. Keep in mind: If you have
selected the Pads under Control / Size, this function is
not available.
Control / Size diverse Einstellungen
Here you can change the
representation of the virtual
keyboard and its width.
• The Keyboard symbol
switches to the well-known
piano with ebony and ivory
keys.
• The Blade symbol switches
to the Blade keys (see next
page).
• The Pad symbol switches to two additional and free
programmable X-Y pads (see after the next page).
With Size you can set up the width of the virtual key-
board. You can choose between Big, Mid and Small.
Size
is not available when the Pads are displayed.