Hlaalu Posts: 830 Joined:, 16:05 Country: Has thanked: 221 times Been thanked: 177 times Your Nord Gear #1: Nord Stage 3 Your Nord Gear #2: Other Brand Anyway the fact that the tone is affected in subtle ways is mentioned indeed in the NS3 instruction manual.
Not even sure that that's how a real Hammond swell pedal sounds (had the chance to play a real one only once many years ago, so.). Not sure if it's just a different "curve" or the tone is indeed different in a way that's not achievable with volume. But, when the pedal is at say 75% you hear a difference. That is to say, when the pedal is at 100% pressed, it won't make a difference whether you set it to "swell" or to "volume".
I did wonder the same and I found that the tone is affected let's say "from 0-99", but not 100, where it becomes the same as volume. Anotherscott wrote:A third characteristic on the real thing is that there is a bit of a tonal change, since the pedal on a Hammond did not affect all frequencies quite equally, though I don't think Nord emulates that difference.?
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