# LFO Wavetable This is a Low-Frequency Oscillator (LFO) that provides a wide range of waveforms through wavetables. **Main features of this LFO:** - Any wavetable can be used, allowing you to browse and select individual waves as modulation sources. - In Free mode, multiple frequency ranges are available: \- Slow: 0.0003 Hz to 2.22 kHz \- Medium: 0.01 Hz to 81.9 Hz \- Fast: 0.5 Hz to 4095 Hz - Synchronization options allow the LFO to sync to an external clock signal. - Syncing to the Voice's main oscillator frequency is possible, enabling FM-like modulation (0.25× to 24× the oscillator frequency). - The LFO can be retriggered at the start by a trigger source (note, clock, or gate input). ##### Main screen of the Wavetable LFO [![screenshot_001.png](https://nanopolis.storage.googleapis.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-03/scaled-1680-/1Upscreenshot-001.png)](https://nanopolis.storage.googleapis.com/uploads/images/gallery/2025-03/1Upscreenshot-001.png) On any page of the Wavetable LFO, turn the Encoder to browse through wavetables. Click the Encoder to access the Browser and manually load a wavetable. In the Browser: \- Press Button 1 to navigate up a folder level. \- Press Button 4 to enable Autoload, allowing real-time auditioning. \- Click the Encoder to open a selected folder or load a chosen wavetable file. #### Wave/Speed Tab This section allows you to configure basic LFO parameters:
WavePhaseSpeed / Clock / Ratio-
Select an LFO wave by navigating the wavetable.Adjust the phase offset, shifting the starting point of the waveform.Set the LFO frequency. This parameter adapts based on the synchronization mode: - Free mode: frequency in Hz - Clock mode: divisions or multiplications of the MIDI Clock - Ratio mode: multiples of the Voice's oscillator frequency -
#### Settings Tab This section defines the LFO's run mode and retrigger behavior. These settings cannot be modulated.
ModeTrigger--
Choose the LFO synchronization mode: - **Free**: The LFO runs independently. - **Clock**: The LFO syncs to the incoming MIDI Clock signal. - **Ratio**: The LFO syncs to the Voice's oscillator frequency, tracking its pitch (useful for FM, AM, and other audio-rate modulations). Defines the source that resets the LFO phase. Options include: - Any Gate input - Voice trigger signal - MIDI Clock divisions/multiplications Only available in Free mode.--
#### Output Tab Modify the LFO signal before sending it to modulation targets:
PolarityGain--
Select LFO polarity: - Bipolar - Unipolar positive - Unipolar negative Adjust the LFO output level (can be modulated).--