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I'm using a [phasor~ 1n @lock 1] to create a LFO, I added a umenu with standard timing division 1n, 1nt, .... 128n

But I wish to go slower than 1n how can I achieve this ?

I added a [snapshot~ 1n] and added a umenu with the same time division but this doesn't seems to work am I missing somethings ?

Hi, 
I'm using a [phasor~ 1n @lock 1] to create a LFO, I added a umenu with standard timing division 1n, 1nt, .... 128n
But I wish to go slower than 1n how can I achieve this ?

I added a [snapshot~ 1n] and added a umenu with the same time division but this doesn't seems to work am I missing somethings ?

Hi, 
I'm using a [phasor~ 1n @lock 1] to create a LFO, I added a umenu with standard timing division 1n, 1nt, .... 128n
But I wish to go slo

phasor~-slower-than-1n

but still not able to slow down the LFO rate

So snapshot is working fine 
but still not able to slow down the LFO rate 

thank @double-ug I didn't know about bbu and discover translate but rate~ works fine

 is helpful because you can set the sync mode to slave to the phasor~ that's driving things, should you find it necessary (in some cases)....

In particular, rate~ is helpful because you can set the sync mode to slave to the phasor~ that's driving things, should you find it necessary (in some cases)....

You are talking about the rate multiplier ?

I was looking to way to start stop the phasor, for stop I send a 0 message to the phasor but for start I didn't find a "clean" way to do it as you can see in the image I send a 0 value to the phasor note values.

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You are talking about the rate multiplier ?
I was looking to way to start stop the phasor, for stop I send a 0 message to the phasor but for start I didn't find a "clean" way to do it as you can see in the image I send a 0 value to the phasor note values.

Phasor~ slower than 1n