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• a decay to a zero amplitude level.
Phase
Allows the choice between strictly monophonic or polyphonic LFO modulations with
either; similar phases, completely random phase relationships, key-synced phase … or
anything in-between.
• If used polyphonically for modulation of multiple voices, the modulations will not be
phase-locked. To explain, when used on polyphonic input (a chord played on the
keyboard) the modulation is independent for each voice (note). Where the pitch (for
example) of one voice may rise, the pitch of another voice might fall and the pitch of
a third voice may reach its minimum value.
• When used monophonically, the pitch of all voices will rise and fall synchronously.
• If used randomly, some notes will be modulated synchronously, and others won’t.
Note: If you move the Phase knob slightly away from the mono position, you’ll get non-
locked modulations for all voices running at similar, but not identical, phases. This is
ideal for string-section vibratos!
RateMod Source and Amount
The LFO rate can be modulated by the Source and amount that you determine with
this pull-down menu and vertical slider (found to the right of the abovementioned LFO
controls).