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LFOs

Archive · 2005 5 old posts

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Tom7777 ·

Hi i hope this request is ok here. How would one code a LFO with a solid input within the code itself and a single output to connect it to a VCA, pan ect?

stefan ·

What do you mean by solid input and single output?

Tom7777 ·

I mean that there is no input on the module the amount is set within the code itself but there is a output connections to link to whatever in a structure.

stefan ·

Aha. You should'nt have said "with a solid input" then 🙂

Here's a way that ought to work:

monoout out; float cnt; float freq; freq = 1.0 / 44100.0; cnt = cnt + freq; cnt = cnt - (cnt >= 1.0) & 1.0; out = sin1(cnt);

Tom7777 ·

Thanks stefancrs this works great is there any way to convert the output to float or int values?

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