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Note / Value that corresponds to 0V when Output is in +-5 V Range - chriswest - 09-13-2025

As i for some reason don't own a multimeter to check my assumptions, can someone please help me find out which note or pitch value corresponds to a perfect 0V (or is closest to 0V) when the cv Outputs are in +/-5 V Range?

Cheers


RE: Note / Value that corresponds to 0V when Output is in +-5 V Range - XORadmin - 09-13-2025

(09-13-2025, 07:10 PM)chriswest Wrote: As i for some reason don't own a multimeter to check my assumptions, can someone please help me find out which note or pitch value corresponds to a perfect 0V (or is closest to 0V) when the cv Outputs are in +/-5 V Range?

Cheers

C-5  / 800


RE: Note / Value that corresponds to 0V when Output is in +-5 V Range - chriswest - 09-14-2025

(09-13-2025, 07:11 PM)XORadmin Wrote:
(09-13-2025, 07:10 PM)chriswest Wrote: As i for some reason don't own a multimeter to check my assumptions, can someone please help me find out which note or pitch value corresponds to a perfect 0V (or is closest to 0V) when the cv Outputs are in +/-5 V Range?

Cheers

C-5  / 800
That's what i thought, Thanks!