More CV 16 LFO Amplitude vs Env Sustain

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Should an LFO with amplitude set to 127 have the same P2P range as an envelope sustain set to 127? It seems that the P2P of an LFO at Amp 127 is 2.7V. The P2P of an envelope at sustain 127 is 5V. At 255 the LFO is 10V P2P. At 175 I get about ~5V P2P.

The offsets of LFO's is difficult for me to work with. They seem to want to oscillate around 5V when the switch is to the right. You can work around this with pure/add but it works very differently for envelopes. Would it be possible to get an offset control added to the LFO configuration (Type/Speed/Amplitude/Offset)? Ideally I could make my LFO's and envelopes work within 5V range more easily? I have quite a few digital modules that just don't do any below 0V and above 5V.

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Should an LFO with amplitude set to 127 have the same P2P range as an envelope sustain set to 127? It seems that the P2P of an LFO at Amp 127 is 2.7V. The P2P of an envelope at sustain 127 is 5V. At 255 the LFO is 10V P2P. At 175 I get about ~5V P2P.

The offsets of LFO's is difficult for me to work with. They seem to want to oscillate around 5V when the switch is to the right. You can work around this with pure/add but it works very differently for envelopes. Would it be possible to get an offset control added to the LFO configuration (Type/Speed/Amplitude/Offset)? Ideally I could make my LFO's and envelopes work within 5V range more easily? I have quite a few digital modules that just don't do any below 0V and above 5V.

You would use the add mode and the note/pitch is then the offset setting. LFO’s are bipolar (internally) and they do swing around the offset.

The amplitude and sustain settings are not linear to allow more finer changes in the lower section ( think about a slight vibrato around a note, if it would be linear you could hear the differences of 0,1,2,3 etc very much already.