It looks like it shipped with extended?

Also looks like it is in Max?

This thing is awesome because it solves a problem I often have

with LFO wave-shaping.

I have an LFO like [osc~ 3] which has a range of (-1, 1).

I want to be able to use this to represent a frequency scaler.

So let's say that +1 is like +1VDC @ 1VDC/octave

(like a modular synth).  So +1 is like 12 semitones up (octave)

and -1 is like 12 semitones down.

However this seems really complicated to take a sine wave

with a range -1,1 and scale that to 0.5,2 to represent a frequency

scalar. (f * 0.5 = one octave down, f * 2 = one octave up).

if V~ is your LFO voltage value (input) and
you want to generate your voltage-scalar S~:
Then it's something like

This can be done with an [expr~] or with some math~,

but it seems cumbersome to me.

But if I can convert a (float) MIDI value to frequency value,
at signal rate, then I can simply ADD my ordinary [osc~ 3] LFO
(and also linear Bend-value) and i'm done.

(I think of this signal-rate "voltage" representing frequency

to be actually like F~ = MIDIval + LFO~ + Bend)

This is so handy, I would like to ask that [mtof~] be added to Vanilla

(if it's not already there) or maybe Alexandre can report
if it is in his new Cyclone?

Thanks,

BH