Found this great video recently about sending CV from arduino to Eurorack:
Was hoping to find a way to make a smooth random lfo with frequency, depth, and offset parameters (bonus would be to have the parameters be able to receive CV). Is this possible? I'm brand new to arduino and haven't found much in the way of smooth randomness except for averaging a random output.
Coming from a hardware background so only know how to do this in terms of generating a noise signal that's sampled and then slewed.
Sorry, your abbreviations do not make any sense. You should define them the first time you use them for clarity.
For example: A CV (Curriculum Vitae) is a detailed document that outlines your professional and academic history, including work experience, education, achievements, and skills. It is typically used when applying for academic positions, fellowships, or jobs outside the United States.
Like many others, I do not typically watch videos, so I have not viewed yours.
In principle, anything that can be specified mathematically can be implemented in software. Even a hardware circuit can be viewed as being an information processor: it produces an output based on some function of the output.
CV = Control Voltage, a common way of controlling hardware modules.
I guess sample and slew in hardware is equivalent in software to generate a random value at a timer interval, then fit a "curve" to transition from last sample to new sample. Typically, cubic splines can be used to generate a smooth path between points, and the curve passes exactly through each point.
There are probably simpler methods that would be effective.
