Version OS 2.07
The polarity is important because the LFO phase always restarts on a note
trigger. That makes the LFO like an extra pitch envelope which gets
triggered by the note.
This parameter controls the waveform:
<SuP> Sawtooth up
<Sdo> Sawtooth down
<Sin> Sine wave rising
<Si-> Sine wave falling
<tri> Triangle with rising ramp
<tr-> Triangle with falling ramp
<rCt> Rectangular jump from minimum to maximum
<rC-> Rectangular jump from maximum to to minimum
<PL1> Pulse width 60% on / 40% off
<PL2> Pulse width 70% on / 30% off
<PL3> Pulse width 80% on / 20% off
<PL4> Pulse width 88% on / 12% off
<PL5> Pulse width 40% on / 60% off
<PL6> Pulse width 30% on / 70% off
<PL7> Pulse width 20% on / 80% off
<PL8> Pulse width 12% on / 88% off
5.1.2.
LFO 1 Speed
< 000-252 >
Turn Potentiometer 6 (2_1 Coupl,
Speed
) to edit the speed of LFO 1.
The value is shown in the display. LFO 1 always works on the pitch of the
kick drum.
Speed controls the frequency of LFO modulation. Low value = slow, high
value = fast. The phase of the LFO always restarts with a gate trigger.
5.1.3.
LFO 1 Int
(ensity)
< 000-252 >
Turn Potentiometer 7 (Noise,
Int
) to edit the intensity of LFO 1. The value is
shown in the display. LFO 1 always works on the pitch of the kick drum.
LFO 1 Intensity controls the amount of modulation. Zero turns the
modulation off.
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