Using Dds 2 As An Lfo - UDO AUDIO SUPER GEMINI Owner's Manual

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Using DDS 2 as an LFO

As mentioned above, you can also use DDS 2 as an LFO. To do so, turn
the RANGE control to the leftmost position marked LFO.
DDS 2 set to LFO mode.
When DDS 2 is used as an LFO, its signal is no longer routed to the
audio path. In this mode, the TUNE control determines the frequency
over a range of approximately 0.1 to 100 Hz. As in default mode, the LFO
waveform can be selected with the WAVEFORM rotary switch.
In LFO mode, DDS 2 offers two more waveforms than LFO 1,
namely sine and pulse. If you pulse width modulate DDS 2 in the
DDS Modulator section or modulate its frequency via LFO 1, DDS
2 can become a very complex and dynamic LFO, which allows for
interesting modulation results.
You can route DDS 2 in LFO or default mode to all available modulation
destinations via the modulation matrix. See pages 83-88 for more
information on how to use the modulation matrix.
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