The LFO
Within the LFO area all adjustments of the LFO are made. The LFO can then be assigned in the modulation matrix to any modulation target. Also the LFO has a further simple envelope with the parameters Delay and Attack. In detail the following parameters are available:
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parameter | range | explanation |
Delay | 0.0ms...10.0s | Time after that the LFO produces an output signal. A value of zero results in an instantaneous application of the LFO |
Attack | 0.0ms...10.0s | Rise time which the LFO needs to achieve the full output level. A value of zero results in a sudden application of the LFO. |
Frequency | 0.5 .. 5.00 Hz oder 1/1 ... 1/16 | Frequency of the LFO in the range from 1/2 up to 5 Hz or if the "Clock"-button is pressed (is lit) within the range from a full (1/1) to a 1/16 Note depending on the playback speed of your host software. |
Waveform | Sine, Triangle, Sawtooth, Square, Puls50 ... 12 | LFO waveform, where pulse is an asymetrical Square(see below.). |
Clock | Pushbutton | Synchronizes the frequency of the LFO with the playback speed of your host. Not all hosts do support this function. |
The following waveforms are available:
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Sine | Triangle | Sawtooth | Square |
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Pulse 50 | Pulse 25 | Pulse 12 |
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