Control the V-4 from an external device
Control the V-4 from an external device
Using V-LINK to control the V-4
You can connect the V-4 with a V-LINK compatible device made by Roland or Edirol, and control the V-4 remotely.
■What is V-LINK?
V-LINK ( 
) is a function that allows images to be synchronized to music. V-LINK makes it easy to manipulate images in a variety of ways, while linking them to the expressive elements of a performance.
Source Devices
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(Example) When using a Roland MC-909 in conjunction with the V-4:
•You can make settings for controlling the V-4 from the MC-909 (remote settings).
•You can use the MC-909’s sequencer to control video switching on the V-4 to create performances that link images with music.
•You can use the MC-909’s velocity pads to control the V-4’s input selectors and switch among images from various source devices.
•You can use the MC-909’s knobs to adjust the time settings of transition effects (such as overlap or wipe).
(Example) When using an Edirol PCR-30/50 in conjunction with the V-4:
•You can make settings for controlling the V-4 from the PCR-30/50 (remote settings).
•You can use the PCR-30/50 to control the V-4’s input selectors to switch between images from various source devices.
•You can use the PCR-30/50 to adjust the time settings of transition effects (such as overlap or wipe).
