![]() LFO![]() BLUE has ten LFOs (low frequency oscillators), six of which are predefined for faster access and easier editing. The remaining four Free LFOs can be routed using the Modulation Matrix. The LFOs available are
The controls for each LFO are:
LFO Sync Off / OnWhen Sync is turned on then the LFO period is synced to the host’s tempo. LFO SpeedSpeed of the LFO either in hertz (cycles per second), or period in bars / beats. (if the sync parameter is set to on) LFO AmountFor the Filter A/B, tremolo and vibrato LFOs, this controls the amount by which these LFOs alters the sound The Free LFO's also have an amount. Keep them at full amount unless you like to control the amount of a Free LFO's using the Modulation Matrix. Key > LFO SpeedThis controls whether the LFO speed changes depending on the key pressed. For positive values, higher notes produce a faster LFO speed, and for negative values, higher notes have slower speed LFO. LFO SymmetryThis controls the LFO symmetry, basically how quickly the LFO reaches its middle point. It’s useful to use with the square LFO because you can alter the pulse width with it. LFO SmoothSmoothing of the LFO output. It’s useful to use with the square LFO so to smooth out the abrupt changes in value. LFO AttackHow quickly the LFO reaches the maximum value. LFO DecayHow quickly the LFO decays away from its full value after the full value is reached. At the maximum setting the Decay is turned off so the LFO stays at the maximum amount. LFO HumanizationLFO humanization alters the period of the LFO randomly, to make the LFO sound more ‘human’. The LFO humanization controls the maximum amount of this randomization. |