Open rubyglow opened 5 years ago
OS: MacOS Sierra 10.12.6 Rack version: 0.6.2c Audible Instruments version: Latest from plugin manager Engine and audio sample rate: 44.1 KHZ
Expected:
A segment in LFO mode at default settings (CV IN == 0V) is expected to run at 120 BPM, according to the Rack voltage standards.
Actual:
It actually runs at 122.7 BPM. To get exactly 120 BPM it takes a CV value of -0.03 V.
This was discovered by user rsmus7 in the community forum on this post and confirmed by Adrian Likins and myself.
To reproduce:
In the same post I have a picture with very clear reproduction here
Insert a fresh Segment Generator module in a patch. All segments are Ramp-segments (green LED).
On segment 1 (first from the left) click and hold the segment button for 2 seconds to put it into looping-mode.
Turn its shape knob hard right to produce a square wave. The seqment is now a square wave LFO.
Measure its output using one of the available BPM meters. It's running at 122.7 BPM.
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AndrewBelt
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5 years ago AndrewBelt
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5 years ago
OS: MacOS Sierra 10.12.6 Rack version: 0.6.2c Audible Instruments version: Latest from plugin manager Engine and audio sample rate: 44.1 KHZ
Expected:
A segment in LFO mode at default settings (CV IN == 0V) is expected to run at 120 BPM, according to the Rack voltage standards.
Actual:
It actually runs at 122.7 BPM. To get exactly 120 BPM it takes a CV value of -0.03 V.
This was discovered by user rsmus7 in the community forum on this post and confirmed by Adrian Likins and myself.
To reproduce:
In the same post I have a picture with very clear reproduction here
Insert a fresh Segment Generator module in a patch. All segments are Ramp-segments (green LED).
On segment 1 (first from the left) click and hold the segment button for 2 seconds to put it into looping-mode.
Turn its shape knob hard right to produce a square wave. The seqment is now a square wave LFO.
Measure its output using one of the available BPM meters. It's running at 122.7 BPM.