Moog Werkstatt-01, Руководство пользователя

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LFO MOD
(LOW FREQUENCY OSCILLATOR)
RATE (RATE KNOB)
The speed, or frequency, of the LFO is controlled via this knob. The red LED will
flash once for every wave cycle, providing visual feedback of the LFO speed.
WAVE (WAVE SWITCH)
This switch allows you to select the Waveform of the LFO.
SQUARE: When the Square wave is selected, the LFO will alternate between
two distinct values representing the upper and lower limits of the wave.
Some good examples of Square wave modulation are the emulation of an
acoustic instrument playing a trill, or many vintage video game sounds.
TRIANGLE: The Triangle wave creates a continuously changing value that
sweeps between the upper and lower limits of the wave. Vibrato is a good
example of Triangle wave modulation.
The Low Frequency Oscillator creates a consistent modulation source that can
be used to add a repeating, cyclical change to any of the modulation sources.
It can be used to modulate the Filter Cutoff Frequency, the Pitch of the Oscil-
lator, or the Width of a Pulse wave. Using the Patchable Header, you can also
use the LFO to modulate other parameters, such as the VCA output level. The
Werkstatt LFO has an upper frequency of around 600 Hz—well within the
audio range. This ability allows the LFO to create rich and unusual sounds when
modulating the Oscillator pitch or other destinations.