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INTRODUCTION: The Starlight mkIII Flanger is not your average flanger. Aside from the modulation options and presets, you have access to tone shaping settings that would usually be fixed internally. That will certainly keep things simple, but if you’ve acquired a Subdecay modulation pedal, simple probably wasn’t what you were looking for.
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HPF: High pass filter. Turn to the right to cut low frequencies. Does not affect the dry signal. MIDI clock Sync: By default the Starlight mkIII will synchronize the LFO to any incoming MIDI clock. This will change the way the rate control behaves. Instead of smoothly transitioning from slow to fast it will set a ratio for the LFO synchronization.
Connect this all up and press any note on the keyboard. The synthesizer should start right up. By default the Starlight mkIII is set to MIDI channel 1 as are most MIDI controllers. If it doesn’t work a channel mismatch is the most likely reason. See page 8&9 if you need to change the Starlight’s MIDI channel.
SELECT MIDI CHANNEL MIDI clock: By default the Starlight mkIII will sync the LFO to an incoming MIDI clock. This will affect presets as well even if they were created without a MIDI clock present. This may lead to some unwanted behavior, but can be easily disabled.
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WARRANT Y Subdecay Studios offers a 3 year limited warranty from the purchase date to the original Warranty: purchaser. This warranty does not cover polar bear attacks, willful destroyment, using your pedal as a hammer, or the neglect of the user. It does not cover the finish, paint or any external superficial damage.
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