CrX4 User Manual - LinPlug Virtual Instruments
CrX4 User Manual - LinPlug Virtual Instruments
CrX4 User Manual - LinPlug Virtual Instruments
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In M (Mono) mode one LFO is applied to all synth voices simultaneously, so<br />
all voices share one permanently running LFO. Moreover the LFO is<br />
synced to the song position, so if you have a 1/4 th note tempo set for the<br />
LFO, it will start exactly at each 1/4 th note as the song plays back.<br />
The R (Retrigger) button slightly modifies the working of a Mono LFO in the<br />
way that the LFO is retriggered when the first note is being played. This<br />
means, as long as you have any notes still sounding a new played note<br />
wont retrigger the LFO. Only when all notes have finished their release<br />
phase and are truly finished the next note will reset the LFO to start from<br />
the begin of its cycle. This can be useful when you play notes which are not<br />
exactly on the beat but want the LFO to be in sync with the note rather than<br />
the beat.<br />
The Single setting is a un-synced, polyphonic mode, so again each voice<br />
has its own LFO. The LFO is again started with the note, but it only runs a<br />
single cycle. This is particular useful for certain effects, in example when<br />
you use the LFO as kind of envelope.<br />
When applying Delay, this single cycle can also happen not right at the<br />
start of the note but a bit later, depending on the actual Delay time.<br />
This leads to the envelope of the LFO: The Delay and Attack dials. Please<br />
Note that the Phase, Delay and Attack parameters do not function if the<br />
LFO is set to Mono or Retrigger mode (because then it’s a permanently<br />
running LFO).<br />
The Delay parameter sets the time before the LFO begins running. A Delay<br />
setting of 0 means that the LFO begins operating immediately.<br />
The Attack dial setting determines the length of time it takes for the LFO to<br />
reach the full modulation depth. This can be used to slowly increase the<br />
amount of modulation applied. A setting of 0 means that modulation<br />
commences immediately.<br />
The Phase parameter sets the point in the waveform cycle at which the<br />
LFO starts. This not applies in Mono or Retrigger mode.<br />
The Symmetry parameter can be used to distort the waveform's shape, as<br />
you might know it from oscillator waveforms.<br />
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