LFO Section

• Sine produces smooth modulation, suitable for vibrato or tremolo. Shape adds additional harmonics to the waveform.

• Triangle is similar to Sine. Shape continuously changes the triangle waveform to a trapezoid.

• Saw produces a ramp cycle. Shape continuously changes the waveform from ramp down to triangle to ramp up.

• Pulse produces stepped modulation, where the modulation switches abruptly between two values. Shape continuously changes the ratio between the high and low state of the waveform. If Shape is set to 50 %, a square wave is produced.

• Ramp is similar to the Saw waveform. Shape increasingly puts silence before the sawtooth ramp up begins.

• Log produces a logarithmic modulation. Shape continuously changes the logarithmic curvature from negative to positive.

• S & H 1 produces randomly stepped modulation, where each step is different. Shape puts ramps between the steps and changes the S & H into a smooth random signal when fully turned right.

• S & H 2 is similar to S & H 1. The steps alternate between random high and low values. Shape puts ramps between the steps and changes the S & H into a smooth random signal when fully turned right.

If Sync is activated, the frequency is set in fractions of beats.

Controls the frequency of the modulation, that is, the speed of the LFO.

Sets the initial phase of the waveform when the LFO is retriggered.

If Sync is activated, the frequency is set in fractions of beats.

Controls the frequency of the modulation, that is, the speed of the LFO.

Sets the initial phase of the waveform when the LFO is retriggered.

If this button is activated, each note starts with a randomized start phase.