Korg Minilogue XD Owner's Manual page 23

LFO
LFO: Low Frequency Oscillator
The LFO is a low frequency oscillator that creates a repeating cyclical signal to modulate the pitch,
sound and so on.
Depending on its target, the LFO can provide vibrato (PITCH); tonal changes to the Oscillators
(SHAPE); or wah-wah (CUTOFF) effects.
WAVE switch
The LFO can be set to a square wave (
MODE switch
Specifies the range of change and action for the LFO frequency.
1-SHOT: The LFO stops after a half-cycle from the time that the sound is played. The range of
change for the LFO frequency will be from 0.05 Hz–28 Hz.
NORMAL: The range of change for the LFO frequency will be from 0.05 Hz–28 Hz.
BPM: This synchronizes the LFO frequency to the sequencer's BPM (beats per minute) set in each
program.
RATE knob
The RATE knob adjusts the frequency of the LFO.
Turning the knob to the right will increase the LFO frequency.
INT knob
The INT knob adjusts the intensity of the LFO.
Turning the knob to the right will increase the LFO intensity.
Tip: When turning the INT knob while holding down the SHIFT button, the LFO waveform will
be inverted. The setting range is 0– –511.
TARGET switch
Selects the parameter where the LFO modulation will be applied.
CUTOFF: Modulation is applied according to the VCF CUTOFF knob setting.
SHAPE: Modulation is applied according to the SHAPE knob setting for the oscillator, which is
set in "LFO Target OSC" (p.34) of PROGRAM EDIT mode.
PITCH: Modulation is applied according to the PITCH knob setting for the oscillator, which is set
in "LFO Target OSC" (p.34) of PROGRAM EDIT mode.
[SQR , TRI , SAW ]
), a triangle wave (
[1-SHOT, NORMAL, BPM]
[0...1023 / 4, 2, 1, 0, 3/4...1/64]
[0...511]
[CUTOFF, SHAPE, PITCH]
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), or a sawtooth wave ( ).