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26 | SOUND MODIFIERS
Figure 29: Vibrato LFO Page 4
If you use Retrig, the LFO is switched to polyphonic mode, as
retriggering is polyphonic by nature.
New: Additional depth modulation, rate modula-
tion, and a separate controller table for the Mod
Wheel as it applies to the Vibrato LFO.
Auxilliary LFOs ( LFOs)
Figure 30: Auxilliary LFO Panel
Each of these auxiliary LFOs are identical, and provide
the following waveshapes: Sine, Square, Saw Up, Saw
Down, Triangle, and Random. The blue LED loads/un-
loads their calculation from the DSP .
As in the SMO, Offset reduces the signal and shifts it
all into the positive quadrant. (Useful particularly with
some Shape modulations.)
The Rate and Depth can be modulated from the normal
list of sources (including themselves), but Rate Mod
disappears if the MIDI switch (Midi Clock sync) is
selected, as all frequency controls are re-routed to the
MIDI Clock. See the MIDI Implementation section for a
description of the values.
There is a Retrig function (as with the SMO), and this is
always activated when switched on, however, to effec-
tively use this, one needs to have access to the Phase
settings as well, which only appear when Midi Clock
sync is displayed.
You don’t need to use Midi Clock sync to have the phase retrig-
gered; you just need to use the switch to access the Phase
knob. It’s a bit of an inconvenience, but there really wasn’t a
good amount of space to place it (this is a leftover of the ear-
lier Solaris version, which only allowed retrigger when Midi
Clock Sync was On, and then for all three LFOs at once).
There is also an RD slot for each LFO, with a square
button to switch out the RD slot, in the event you want
to quickly compare the internal LFO with the inserted
RD module.
LFO Mix/Blend/ Envelope Follower
(MIX)