5. LFO
You use the LFO function to set up the sample’s LFO (low-
frequency oscillator). The LFO applies a low-frequency mod-
ulation to the output volume, filter cutoff frequency, and
pitch.
• The [COMMAND/EXIT] button gives you rapid access to a number
of helpful commands while you are working with this function. For
example, you can use the [COMMAND/EXIT] button when you
want to save your edit results to disk, or when you want to cancel
your new changes and restore the previously saved data.
Press the [EDIT] button and then the [F5] button to go to the
LFO functions.
1 display page is provided: LFO.
• See the "Basic Operation" section on page 78 for details on switch-
ing between display pages.
LFO
[EDIT] Button → [F5] Button → Knob 1 to select "EDIT-LFO"
You use the LFO function to set up the sample’s LFO (low-
frequency oscillator).
The LFO applies a low-frequency modulation to the output
volume, filter cutoff frequency, and pitch.
Cursor q
Cursor
q
Knob 1
Knob 2
Knob 3
Knob 4
Knob 5
Turn
LFO Key On
Cursor/Page
LFO Wave
LFO Speed
LFO Delay
action
Sync
Press
Tree View
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QUICK...
QUICK...
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action
Knob 1
[
Turn]
Cursor Position/Page Selection
Positions the cursor and selects display pages.
[
Press] Tree View
Calls the Tree View display (page 83).
Knob 2
[
Turn]
LFO Wave
This parameter selects the LFO waveform. The waveform, in
turn, determines the type of modulation (oscillation) applied
to the sample’s filter, pitch, and amplitude.
[Range] Saw, Triangle, Square, S/H