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Dark time
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Functions
Functions Dark time
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MIDI/USB
External
Internal
Sync
Clock Out
generates internal
clock from external
clock data
MIDI Clock MIDI Clock
Clock Divider Clock Divider
Clock In
or and
halten
(LED leuchtet)
drücken
Clock-Div
Out
Clock-Div
In
Shuffle Divide
Start/Stop Reset Step Function Pulsewidth Clock
0 0
4 4 6
5
6
1 1
3 3
2 2 8 8
10 10
9 9
7 7
Dark Time as master device ( Sync switch in position ”Internal”)
Set internal clock:
The internal clock controls Dark Time’s tempo when working as a master device. Set the tempo with the
Clock/Devide control and set the internal clockdivider setting while the Function key is held down. The
Step LEDs 1 to 14 display the clock divider setting (please refer to page 13). The Sync switch has to be
set to ” Internal ”.
Set output clock divider:
The output clock divider is set with the Clock/Divide control as well, albeit while Function - and Reset keys
are held down. Again, the Step LEDs 1 to 14 display the clock divider setting.
As long as Dark Time works as master device, the Sync switch has to be in position ” Internal ”.
You may disable Dark Times input clock divider at the MIDI in / USB port. Now all incomming MIDI-clock
data will keep the standard MIDI clock resolution of 96 ticks per quarter note. Dark Times internal input
clock divider will process only clock signals present at the Clock In socket. To disable the input clock divider
for MIDI-clock data, you will need the sub menu functions, formerly described on pages 18, 19 and 22.
How to open the sub menu:
• Hold down the Function key for at least 5 sec. The Function LED flashes and the other three
key-LEDs light up.
• Press the Start/Stop key (it remains lighted up). You just entered the sub menu.
In this state of function, the Step switches ”On/Off/Skip” of the steps 1 - 11 work as on/off switches for
several sub-functions. Only the ”On/Off” positions are relevant (not ”Skip”).
The step LEDs show you the current status of the corresponding function. Since the setting of the switches
may not necessarily match the current function-status after entering the sub menu, it is useful to operate
the switches several times until you get a clear feedback over the current function status.
• Please use Step switch 11 to disable / enable the input clock divider for MIDI-clock.
• To exit the sub menu, simply press ” Function ” once more. Dark Time reverts to it‘s usual way of
opration.
MIDI/USB
Internal
Sync
Clock Out
internal Clock
MIDI Clock
Clock Divider
hold down
(LED lights up)
press
Clock-Div
Out
Shuffle Divide
Start/Stop Reset Step Function Pulsewidth Clock
0 0
4 4 6
5
6
1 1
3 3
2 2 8 8
10 10
9 9
7 7
hold down
(LED lights up)
Clock-Divider
intern
Shuffle Divide
Start/Stop Reset Step Function Pulsewidth Clock
0 0
4 4 6
5
6
1 1
3 3
2 2 8 8
10 10
9 9
7 7
and
External
Dark Time as slave device ( Sync switch in position ”MIDI/USB”)
Dark Times tempo is now controlled by an external clock source which sends a constant stream of events
to Dark Time. these events resp. the clock signal can be a MIDI-clock as well as an analogue clock signal.
Dark Time analyses this clock signal and generates its own internal clock out of it. This clock signal drives
the sequencer and is putted out at the MIDI Out resp. the clock out socket. this means, that Dark Times tim-
ing related features like shuffle and clock divider are also available, when it is running as a slave.
Next to this, Dark Time offers an input clock devider. You may use it to solve sync problems or to generate
different tempo relations between the master device and the slaved Dark Time – pretty cool, eh? Guess you
will love your Dark Time even more now...
Set input clock divider:
The input clock divider is set with the Pulswidth/Shuffle control – as well as the output clock divider while
Function - and Reset -keys are held down.
Since Dark Time is working as slave device now, the Sync switch has to be in position ” Midi/USB ”.
A MIDI clock signal should be received either at the USB-port or at the MIDI DIN-socket.
Note:
Operation Steps:
Functions:
Sub-Functions for Steps 1-11
Step 1: MIDI-Contr. Box (sends/receives MIDI-Contr.-data)
Step 2: Gate-Out Polarity
Step 3: CV-Out Value hold on/off
Step 4: Gate-Lenght normal/legato
Step 5: Merge MIDI-In and internal MIDI data
Step 6: Send MIDI-Realtime-data (DIN socket)
Step 7: Send MIDI-Realtime-data (USB-Port)
Step 8: MIDI-Transpose/Loop function
Step 9: Auto Save function
Step 10: Step-switch position ”Stop” disabled
Step 11: Input clock-divider disabled for MIDI-Clock
Scale-Function
Step-Schalter 1-13 enable/disable Noten ”C” bis ”C1” (ON/OFF)
Step-Switches ON/OFF
hold down (> 5 Sec.)
=> LED flashes
Shuffle Divide
Start/Stop Reset Step Function Pulsewidth Clock
0 0
4 4 6
5
6
1 1
3 3
2 2 8 8
10 10
9 9
7 7
press
hold down (> 5 Sec.)
=> LED flashes
press
Shuffle Divide
Start/Stop Reset Step Function Pulsewidth Clock
0 0
4 4 6
5
6
1 1
3 3
2 2 8 8
10 10
9 9
7 7
enable
Scale-Ftcn
Quantize
Scale
6.
6.
Off
Jump Jump Jump
Off Off Off
Stop Stop Stop Skip Skip Skip Skip
On On On On Cont. Cont. Cont.
Off
Jump Jump Jump
Off Off Off
Stop Stop Stop Skip Skip Skip Skip
On On On On Cont. Cont. Cont.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Off
Jump
Stop Stop Stop
On On On On Cont. Cont. Cont.
8
Skip Skip Skip Skip
1.
2.
1.
2.
Off
Jump Jump Jump
Off Off Off
Stop Stop Stop Skip Skip Skip Skip
On On On On Cont. Cont. Cont.
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