Request : ultra low frequency oscillator

[visheshl]

i have a special request to Reason Studios or to RE Devs,
Could someone please build a ULFO device?
With frequency not in cycles per second but cycles pet minute. Ranging from one minute cycle to 10 minute long cycles....it could have only basic waveforms like sin, triangle, and ramp up, ramp down.

Would be SUPER super helpful in extremely long Generative live sets....which could go on for hours...

For example i program two very different sets of ambiances and use a cross fader to crossfade between them, however very very slowly... example it fades in and out every 4-5 minutes....

This is just one example, it could be super helpful very long modulations of other things too

[jam-s]

I'm sure that you can build one ULFO with all the fine CV tools available in Reason. Even some Thors should be able to do the trick.

[Loque]

Automation, which generates your CV of you need it.

Don't forget, that the resolution of CV is not that high, do you could hear the changes of the CV value when it is very slow.

[visheshl]

Hmm....ok I'll need to put on my thinking cap...
Hmmmmm...

this feels like harry potter, and Dumbledore and hagrid giving harry clues but not telling him the solution directly

Ok I'll figure it out...thor is a clue...

[madmacman]

There was an attempt some time ago:

https://www.reasonstudios.com/shop/rack ... /lpcvfree/

Not sure if it fits your needs.

[visheshl]

Wow, thank you man

[buddard]

Automation, which generates your CV of you need it.

Don't forget, that the resolution of CV is not that high, do you could hear the changes of the CV value when it is very slow.

The CV value resolution is very high, 32 bit float, just like the audio. So you can make very smooth changes even at extremely slow speeds
You might be thinking about MIDI CC?

[visheshl]

Automation, which generates your CV of you need it.

Don't forget, that the resolution of CV is not that high, do you could hear the changes of the CV value when it is very slow.

The CV value resolution is very high, 32 bit float, just like the audio. So you can make very smooth changes even at extremely slow speeds
You might be thinking about MIDI CC?

Thanks man, thats good to know, that i don't have to worry about stepping in the waveform

[madmacman]

The CV value resolution is very high, 32 bit float, just like the audio. So you can make very smooth changes even at extremely slow speeds
You might be thinking about MIDI CC?

And I always thought that CV would be only something like Midi CC in disguise.

[buddard]

The CV value resolution is very high, 32 bit float, just like the audio. So you can make very smooth changes even at extremely slow speeds
You might be thinking about MIDI CC?

And I always thought that CV would be only something like Midi CC in disguise.

Nope! The thing that makes it more limited compared with audio is the time resolution -- CV values are only updated once per batch (where a batch is either 64 samples or the size of your audio card buffer, depending on audio settings).

[selig]

Automation, which generates your CV of you need it.

Don't forget, that the resolution of CV is not that high, do you could hear the changes of the CV value when it is very slow.

The CV value resolution is very high, 32 bit float, just like the audio. So you can make very smooth changes even at extremely slow speeds
You might be thinking about MIDI CC?

Came here to say the same. There are plenty of LFOS in Reason that can go this low with a little extra CV help, the main limitation is not having the tool tip read the correct rate.

[huggermugger]

Go big or go home...

[visheshl]

Go big or go home...

[jam-s]

Go big or go home...

I wonder if they'd actually write code for the lower settings or simply give out a constant value.

[Loque]

Automation, which generates your CV of you need it.

Don't forget, that the resolution of CV is not that high, do you could hear the changes of the CV value when it is very slow.

The CV value resolution is very high, 32 bit float, just like the audio. So you can make very smooth changes even at extremely slow speeds
You might be thinking about MIDI CC?

Well, fun time to time I hear artefacts when modulating. Maybe the device does not support enough value range.

[selig]

The CV value resolution is very high, 32 bit float, just like the audio. So you can make very smooth changes even at extremely slow speeds
You might be thinking about MIDI CC?

Well, fun time to time I hear artefacts when modulating. Maybe the device does not support enough value range.

What source, what destination?