This is a basic utility patch I find useful. Send audio signals into Inputs 1 and 2 and they display on the oscilloscopes. The oscilloscopes measure the dominant frequency of the inputs using autocorrelation, and display the waveform centered on zero-crossing.
Outputs 1 and 2 are the measured frequencies in V/Oct.
Requires the updated CVfunk.
It’s a bit CPU heavy, so it needs to run at 32kHz.
Also, here is a little variant of the patch. In this version the Tuner is configured to run at a higher refresh rate (Medium), but lower sample rate (24kHz).
The tuner acts as a frequency tracker in this mode, but with the faster refresh rate it can track pitch in real time. The audio is via a low-CPU-cost WT-VCO and the top trimpots can adjust the waveform. The audio outputs are at Outs 1-2, and the V/Oct outputs are 5/6.
Hmm… When I click the “Download plugins for latest firmware” link, the zip file contains CVfunk-v2.0.37.mmplugin, which has Tuner and all the latest modules. Same thing if I click the “Download all” link at the top of the plugin page.
I wonder if there’s some sort of browser cache issue going on? Try a different browser, or Shift+Refresh and re-download?
Yeah that’s interesting. Now the download plugins for latest firmware zip does give me CVfunk v2.0.37. I don’t see how a browser cache issue could have resulted in the .zip containing v2.0.8 when I first downloaded it. But stranger glitches in the matrix are known to occur. All good now. Thanks for taking a look.
Also, I didn’t say it before but Tuner is super dope to have in MM. It’s a nice Feng shui improvement to be able to tune right in the rack without turning to the monitors to look at VCV or DAW to tune oscillators. Even less of a need now to buy and make space for Mordax Data. Thanks again for the nice work.
Thanks again for the nice work.