EDIT PAGE – LFO Waveforms

 

Each of Omnisphere’s LFOs can have its own waveshape.  There are nine available LFO waveforms. 

 

Sine – A smooth curved shape that begins positive and then curves negative and back again. Useful for sweeps and vibrato.

   

Triangle – Is a positive/negative shape like the Sine, but without curvature. Useful for sweeps and vibrato.

   

Square – Starts at maximum positive value and then drops to maximum negative value.  Useful for trills and pulsing effects.

   

Rounded Square – A smoothed Square wave.  Useful for smooth pulsing.

   

Ramp – A linear slope from highest to lowest value.  This waveform is also frequently referred to as a sawtooth wave.  Useful for sweeps.

   

Reverse Ramp – A linear slope from lowest to highest value. This waveform is also frequently referred to as an inverted sawtooth wave.  Useful for reverse sweeps

   

Sample and Hold – Steps through random values.  Useful for classic analog synth effects.

   

Heartbeat – Modeled after a human heartbeat

   

Noise/Random - Similar to Sample and Hold, with random values, but doesn’t step, the values change immediately.  Useful for adding chaos.

 

The waveforms can be changed by selecting the stepper buttons or by dragging the cursor on the LFO waveform display