beginner question here. happy to be directed to appropriate user guide pages -I did have a look.
I want to play around with micro tonal scales and set osc to play at different precise freq. I thought this would be simple like it is in puredata. send a number into an osc (in hz) and get the note out. I’m a bit at a loss how to do this. The knobs in the osc objects are too jumpy and the blue inlet is some kind of CV value(?)
Is there a hz to blue inlet converter or something?
Also is there a numerical way of reading a freq coming out of an osc obj
By moving a dial with the mouse and Command ⌘ Shift ⇧ (on mac) you can set the frequency very precisely (in cent resolution). Putting a smooth object before the pitch input you can do a sweep without jumps. You can read the freq on the left of the dial. By clicking on it you can read notes or frequency. If there is a dial in the pitch input you have to do simple math to get pitch or freq. sss/harmony objects in the community library are about microtuning.
Many thanks for replies, very helpful.
I did discover the shift key trick was smaller jumps but I didn’t know this was in cent resolution. This is useful.
Some complex things are pretty simple in axo and some simple things complicated. Got to love it for being what it is.