How Does It Work?#

LFO is a four-output modulation source that generates simultaneous sine, triangle, saw, and square waves from one shared rate control.

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Quick Overview#

• All four waveforms run at the same rate and phase relationship.
• The Rate knob sets the base speed.
• The FM input modulates rate exponentially.
• Each output is a bipolar modulation signal suitable for patch animation, pitch movement, or rhythmic modulation.

Inputs And Outputs#

Port	Type	What It Does
Rate	CV input	Exponential rate modulation for the oscillator.
Sin	CV output	Sine-wave output.
Tri	CV output	Triangle-wave output.
Saw	CV output	Saw-wave output.
Sqr	CV output	Square-wave output.

Controls Reference#

Control	Range	Default	Behavior
Rate	0.01..100 Hz	1 Hz	Sets the base LFO speed.

Behavior Notes#

• The Rate input is exponential, so positive CV speeds the LFO up and negative CV slows it down.
• All outputs are generated at the same time, so you can patch multiple shapes from one master modulator.
• The outputs are bipolar CV signals in the standard modulation range.
• With no cable on Rate, the knob alone defines the speed.