Peavey DPM V3 Owner's Manual page 49

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Triangle

Ramp

Square

Random

Tri (triangle):

This produces rises and falls of equal time. Triangle LFO waveforms are

commonly used for vibrato and tremolo.

Saw (sawtooth):

This produces a rising waveform that, after reaching its maximum

level, snaps back to zero and starts over again.

Ramp:

This is the opposite of Saw in that a falling waveform, after reaching its

minimum level, snaps back to maximum and starts over again.

Sar (square):

This waveform alternates between minimum and maximum values. It is

useful for creating trills (and European-style police sirens if you're into sound effects).

Rndm (random):

Each LFO cycle produces a randomly-generated level. This is good

for sound effects and for adding slight randomized pitch variations to instruments such

as trumpet, which seldom maintain a totally consistent pitch during playing.

Amount (00-99)

This sets the maximum signal level generated by the LFO, from minimum (0) to max-

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