Hi all
I have tried for days, is it possible to make a specific and super low phasor oscillating around 0.00003 hz to drive my "table / play loop"? seems all objects only works with -64 to 64 range and lowest frequency is 8.176 hz? what can I do? many many thanks...
(in picture I can type 0.00003hz in the phasor oscillator but not sure what exactly the final frequency is, and how to see the long parameters in object box?)
I'm not in my studio so I can't check but I would try using one of the math modules that divides values in half, maybe line a few of those up for the signal to pass through? No clue if that would work, or if you're already at some kind of "slow limit" with your signal but I've seen those modules and would guess it could work.
Hi Blaerg
Thanks for the help for the newbie question, basically this is the two things I am asking, if you use max.
In Axoloti seems all knobs are in pitch unit, I don't see how to put parameter in hz.
The frequency of the oscillator is the result of the pitch you give as parameter added to the pitch you give as input. Using this object setting up the parameter to -64, you can get down to midi note -128, i.e. 0.2 Hz.
Note that in your patch, you are using an osc/phasor to feed a "blue" input: looks like you should use a lfo/saw instead (that you would then scale).
With lfo/saw, you can get down to midi note -136, i.e. 0.003 Hz:
sync and search for phi/lfo/slowphasor
also you will need a scope with a red input
https://sebiik.github.io/community.axoloti.com.backup/t/how-to-code-slower-lfos/2313/11
thanks!
but I want something like 0.000035 hz (as in my picture), is this really not possible?
thank you so much! I will try it soon! just one question: how to read the final hz number?
