LFO 1 and LFO 2

LFO 1 and 2 are both identical in term of functionalities.

LFO Waveform Selection

LFO 1 contains the following waveforms:

• Triangle

• Tri 3 step

• Tri 5 step

• Sawtooth

• Saw 4 step

• Saw 8 step

• Square

• Pattern 1

• Pattern 2

• Guitar

• Filter En

• Random

• User LFO

User LFO Edit Button

When LFO 1 is switched to the User LFO waveform, this button enable the access to the LFO editor windows, where you can draw your own LFO. OSC and LFO Wavetable Editor

User LFO Knob

<aside> ⚠️ This knob only applies to the User LFO waveforms. It doesn’t effect any of the other waveforms.

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When the LFO is switched to the User LFO waveform, this knob select the position of the LFO.

Rate Knob

This governs the speed of the LFO.

There are four basic LFO modes that are dependent on the position of the LFO Sync Knob. For example, with the Sync Knob set to ‘Free’ the speed is given in Hz, but if the Sync Knob is set to ‘MIDI’ the value is displayed in Cycles Per Bar. See LFO Sync Knob for more details on sync modes (below).

Intro Knob

This knob allows you to delay the start of the LFO after playing a note. The LFO delay or ‘intro’ time is given in seconds.

Sync Windows Selection and button

Provides four sync modes, each with various options, under which the LFO can operate:

• Free: Freerun mode providing no sync between polyphonic voices. This mode is great for swirling chords because of the independent rate at which each voice modulates.
• Lock: Selecting this locks all polyphonic voices in sync with each other.