Specifications

Tip: The sequencer must be on for the LFO to sync, even if all four

sequence destinations are set to Off. The sequencer will still gate the

envelopes, so if you don’t want to hear the discrete sequencer steps,

adjust the envelopes accordingly. (In other words, turn Amp and/or Filter

Sustain and Release up as needed until you don’t hear the steps.)

Editing F

REQUENCY shows the values in the following table.

Display

Timing Sync

32 Steps

Sequence speed divided by 32; one LFO cycle takes 32 steps

16 Steps

Sequence speed divided by 16

8 Steps

Sequence speed divided by 8

6 Steps

Sequence speed divided by 6

4 Steps

Sequence speed divided by 4

3 Steps

Sequence speed divided by 3

2 Steps

Sequence speed divided by 2

1.5 Step

Sequence speed divided by 1.5

1 Step

One cycle per step

2/3 Step

Two cycles every three steps

1/2 Step

Two cycles per step

1/3 Step

Three cycles per step

1/4 Step

Four cycles per step

1/6 Step

Six cycles per step

1/8 Step

Eight cycles per step

1/16Step

Sixteen cycles per step

Tip: Use CLOCK SYNC to modulate a parameter in time with the

sequencer. For example, an LFO set to a triangle wave and a frequency

of 16 steps can modulate the filter frequency for a sweep that is perfectly

synced to the sequencer.

Key Sync—When on, the LFO is re-started each time a new note is played. KEY

SYNC is set independently on each LFO.