LFO Freq on CV16 modulators?

[mgd]

Hi!

I'm experimenting with CV16 modulators, specifically LFOs.
I can set the LFO Speed from 00 to FF (256 different values). What I do not know and couldn't find in the manual is what the resulting frequency of a given speed value is.

For the Automator LFOs there is (or can be forced) a relationship between the length of a pattern and the length of a wave, thus the LFO frequency can be coupled to the song speed. Fine.

Is there a similar relationship for the CV16 LFOs and if not (my guess), how can I determine the precise frequency for a given Speed value?

The reason I wish to know these is that I'm trying to start several LFOs via FX with the same speed but with precisely determined phase difference. (i.e. at certain steps into my pattern/song). For that I think I need the LFO frequency (as I know the length/duration of a step).

Kind regards,
Michael

[XORadmin]

Hi!

I'm experimenting with CV16 modulators, specifically LFOs.
I can set the LFO Speed from 00 to FF (256 different values). What I do not know and couldn't find in the manual is what the resulting frequency of a given speed value is.

For the Automator LFOs there is (or can be forced) a relationship between the length of a pattern and the length of a wave, thus the LFO frequency can be coupled to the song speed. Fine.

Is there a similar relationship for the CV16 LFOs and if not (my guess), how can I determine the precise frequency for a given Speed value?

The reason I wish to know these is that I'm trying to start several LFOs via FX with the same speed but with precisely determined phase difference. (i.e. at certain steps into my pattern/song). For that I think I need the LFO frequency (as I know the length/duration of a step).

Kind regards,
Michael

There is no speed relation to the main clock and I also don't have a map of the different frequencies currently. I guess I will get the scope out at some point and create a table with a graph for it.

[pmarchitect]

Clock division / multipled LFOs would be great!