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I was wondering if you think that the sketch ACS-85-0060 would be able to work in a high frequency range, about 14khz to 250Khz (and lfo between 0.5hz and 5hz).
Thanks again!
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Hey there
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Concerning the frequencies. Gonna say that these are somewhat scalable, but the sample frequency is 20kish....so the max is 10khz with that interrupt.Im sure you could bump up that interrupt, but keep in mind that the delta on the detune would need work
you can bump it up prob pretty easily 4 x....but you would need to make the detune counter bigger too, otherwise it will just be unnoticeable
So
lfoWidth = map(sample2, 0, 1023, 1, 80);
works ok....but you migth find in lower freqs that 80 is TOO big and super high ones that 80 is too small
but you can always case that so that
if ( lower freq) lfoWidth = map(sample2, 0, 1023, 1, 40);
} else if medium { lfoWidth = map(sample2, 0, 1023, 1, 80);
} else { lfoWidth = map(sample2, 0, 1023, 1, 160);
}
and so on
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Hi, thanks for all this goodness!
I was wondering if you think that the sketch ACS-85-0060 would be able to work in a high frequency range, about 14khz to 250Khz (and lfo between 0.5hz and 5hz).
Thanks again!
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Hi, thanks for all this goodness!
I was wondering if you think that the sketch
ACS-85-0060
would be able to work in a high frequency range, about 14khz to 250Khz (and lfo between 0.5hz and 5hz).Thanks again!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: