CronoX 2 User Guide 1.02.sdw - LinPlug Virtual Instruments

Dual LFO
An LFO is an oscillator that generates low frequency control signals that can be
used to modulate other aspects of the audio signal. The CronoX contains 2
separate LFOs each offering 5 user parameters. These are: Wave, Sync, Freq
(Frequency), Attack and Sym (Symmetry). Both LFOs are identical.
To select one of the LFOs waveforms click on one of the waveform buttons at the
bottom left of the LFO section. Six LFO waveforms are available: Sine, Triangle,
Ramp, Square, Noise and Sample and Hold.
The Sync menu enables you to sync LFO triggering with the current tempo (see
Appendix D for the range of possible sync settings). It should be noted that when
the Noise and Sample and Hold waveforms are synced to tempo, they run at a
faster tempo than the other LFO waveforms. For example, if you set sync to 1/1,
use a tempo of 120 bpm and play a whole note (4 beats), the duration of one
cycle of the regular waveforms (Sine, Triangle, Ramp, Square) will be 2 seconds.
However, the Sample and Hold and Noise waveforms will change their state
within 1/8 of 2 seconds or 0.25 seconds. Also, don't forget that when the LFO is
synced to tempo, the Freq (Frequency) control no longer operates.
The "Freq" (Frequency) parameter determines the LFO's frequency (in Hz).
Range: 0.04 Hz...32 Hz.
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