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• Octave

– MIDI controller # 0

– Value range: 0 - 6

(The pattern will be transposed up to 7 octaves, until it starts again with note „one".)

Since Dark Link's note range covers a maximum of 5 octaves, higher notes will be ignored and

produce „pauses" within the pattern. This effect can be used in a creative way to create musical

phrases.

Example: With the setting „octave 1", the played chord A3-C4-F4-G4 will produce exactly the same

pattern. Using „octave 2" instead results in the pattern A3, C4, F4, G4, A4, F5, G5 and so on.

(10) MIDI controller for CV4

If Dark Link receives a MIDI controller message (except bank controller # 0 and # 32) while in „learn mode",

the controller number of this message will define the controller number for CV4, for instance, the CV4

output of Dark Link will correspond to this controller number from now on. The controller message must be

sent on Dark Link's MIDI channel (see section „MIDI channel / Learn mode" on page 17).

Controller # 0 and # 32 (Bank Change) will be ignored and cannot be „learned".

Whenever Dark Link receives one of the MIDI messages listed in the table above, the parameter in questi-

on will be changed and Dark Link will return to normal play mode, i.e. the LED will stop flashing. Make sure

that no accidental MIDI messages appear while in learn mode (e.g. from a sequencer) as you alter the set-

tings of Dark Link by such MIDI messages. All parameter changes made while in learn mode are stored in

Dark Link´s non-volatile parameter memory. When Dark Link is turned on next time, the parameter settings

will be loaded from this memory.

3.5. The GLIDE control

instruments will also benefit from Dark Link's glide function.

Dark Link´s GLIDE knob sets the time that it takes a note to slide up or down to the pitch of the note played

subsequently. Simply turn the knob to the desired value to enable Dark Links glide function. The glide

function affects CV1.

3.6. Resetting Dark Link

In order to return to the factory settings of all parameters, you have to reset the device. This might be useful

if, for instance, you do not remember the last parameter settings (e.g. MIDI channel, reference note, con-

troller # for CV4, key assign mode) or if they are out of alignment. If your Dark Link seems to behave in

strange ways and you do not know how to solve the problem, resetting the device may help as the values

of all parameters will be restored after the reset.

Dark link

A popular effect – or rather playing technique – is letting one note's pitch

slide gradually to the pitch of the note played next. You get this effect (on a

suitably equipped synthesizer) when hitting a new key before releasing the

preceding one (i. e. legato playing). This function is also part of Dark Link.

Synthesizers that do not feature this function can now easily be tricked into

doing it without any further modifications necessary. Cool stuff, eh?

Unfortunately, some vintage synthesizers lose their built-in glide function

when controlled by external CV/gate signals (e.g. Moog Prodigy). These

Functions