- Type
- Audio Effect
- Author
- GZHN
- Version
- 1.0
- License
- None
- Live version
- 11.3.13
- Max version
- 8.5.6
- Downloads
- 1,088
- Updated
- 2023-11-23
QuadLFO is an Audio Effect for Ableton Live by GZHN, distributed as freeware, with no license specified by the author. It targets Live 11.3.13 and Max 8.5.6. On maxforlive.com it has 1,088 downloads. First published 2023-11-08, last updated 2023-11-23. 1 user comment below.
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Description
Update 23/11/2023: Added Cross modulation section per LFO.
Update 15/11/2023: Added BIN mode to the LFO's waveform selection.
Still work in progress. Beta version. I would love to have some feedback and tips.
QuadLFO is a max audio effect device containing four LFO's and a fifth modulation signal that you can shape by using the waveform mixer.
Info:
- Cross Modulation section.
- Basic LFO Waveform shapes,
- Use the Phase Knob to shift the phase of the LFO and achieve quadrature LFO's,
- Multiplication/division slider for the LFO speeds based on the masterclock,
- Invert, scale, Offset the waveform,
- Swing and Curve adds fun variation to the waveform. Play around and see what happens,
- Turn waveforms on and off on the scope. Including the fifth mixed waveform,
Waveform Mixer:
- The controls below the scope are the controls for the waveform mixer:
- The four GAIN knobs can be used to mix the four LFO's together.
- The OPERATOR dropdown can be used to mix the LFO's in different ways.
- Use AMP to increase or decrease the volume of the mixed waveform signal. The transform options in combination with the AMP control can drastically change the mixed waveform shape.
- Use the smooth control to smoothen out the rough edges of the mixed waveform shape,
Mapping page:
- Use the Center and Width controls to scale the waveform to your liking.
Comments (1)
- when using dark Ableton theme drop down elements are only seen when mouse is hovered over. Some parameter values can't be seen at all.
- LFO ranges resets to initial values after restart. This is the saddest one because it basically makes the device unusable :(
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