Well, sure thing.
Most device’s filters frequencies are scaled by:
(pow(10, log10(s)*x) - 1.0) / (s - 1.0), x=0 to 1,s = 100
Plot for s=100:http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=plot%3A+%28pow%2810%2C+log10%28100%29*x%29±+1.0%29+%2F+%28100-1.0%29%2C+x%3D0+to+1
This includes the Filter3 device, all new filter devices in Redux, filters in Chorus, Flanger and old Comb devices.
Comb in Redux & Renoise 3.1 will use note frequency scaling.
LofiDevice uses the same formula withs = 16, old Ringmod device s = 20000.
Again Ringmod in Redux & Renoise 3.1 will use note frequency scaling instead.
So no “LFO tables” will be required for the RingMod or Comb in Renoise 3.1 - Redux. They can be directly connected to a KeyTracker. Same is true for AM filters in Renoise 3.1 and Redux’ instrument section. For filters you will need a map, for the reasons mentioned in my previous post above. DBlue’s LFO map fromhttps://forum.renoise.com/t/2-7-more-tuned-devices/32280 will do the job here.
Let me know if you need any others.