And another method: use an adder. Adders are what they sound like: they add one voltage value to another. So if you used an adder and inputted the CV for the M32 AND a negative DC offset, you'd get the same lowered result as the PICO module. In fact, a bit more flexible...since you can specify the offset voltage, while the PICO module has no such control.
-- Lugia
Ok thanks I got a precision adder in my wishlist.
Also concerning my issue, th mother 32 as a kind of octve setup with lfo,
using the keyboard lfo seems going lower or higher. (sorry if it's not well explain)
Their are some quotes in Avatar's user
that I keep in mind since I began modular. (About utilites)
I know my modules can be 'crappy' but even I like them.
I will try to post/search a thread about subharmonicon.
Thanks.