Lfo Block - Panda-Audio Future Impact v3 User Manual

● PITCH FOLLOW (ON/OFF):
If switched to ON then the filter cutoff will be modulated by the pitch of the note being
played. The filter cutoff tracks the input pitch 1:1. That is, playing a note one octave
higher will double the cutoff frequency; playing one octave lower will halve the cutoff
frequency.
This can be used for many purposes. One example is to generate tuned whistling
sounds by setting filter resonance high.

LFO Block

The FI has a dedicated Low Frequency Oscillator (LFO) for modulating the cutoff frequency
of the VCF and the pitch of the VCOs. This can be used to create pitch vibrato and filter
"wobbles".
Moving from left to right, the sliders of the LFO block are as follows:
● LFO FRQ (1...127):
Sets the frequency of the LFO.
● LFO DELAY (0...127):
Each time a new note is played an envelope is started that fades in the LFO
amplitude with a variable delay. If set to zero then the set LFO amplitude is reached
immediately.
● LFO VCF / VCO (0...127):
Sets the LFO depth individually for both destinations.
If desired, the modulation depths of both LFO VCF and VCO can be controlled
together by MIDI CC1. The depth set in the program by the two sliders will be
reached if CC1 is at maximum (127). (See Remark 1 in the ​
section for more details.)
Note:​ The LFO can be freely assigned to many other parameters when used as a control
source with a Flexi Controller. (See the section on ​
explanation.)
M IDI Implementation
F lexi Controllers​ for a detailed
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