Four LFOs that can drift apart or move as one.
Modular patches live on movement. The FOUR LFO puts four low-frequency oscillators into 14 HP of your case. Let them run on their own. Or tie three of them to the first, and steer the pattern from one fader.
One button, four relationships
TOGGLE switches the mode, and the FREE, QUAD, PHASE or DIVIDE LED shows which is active. In free-running mode, each LFO works independently. Quad mode slaves LFOs 2 to 4 to LFO 1, 90°, 180° and 270° out of phase. In Phase mode, faders 2 to 4 set their phase against LFO 1. In Divide mode, they set divisions of its frequency.
Sine, square and a shape you pick
Each LFO has its own sine and square output, plus an assignable output. The ASSIGN switch chooses sawtooth, ramp, triangle or trapezoid for it, as one global setting for all four LFOs.
Locked to the rest of the patch
MODE sets the four RESET/SYNC sockets. In SYNC mode, the LFOs sync to a clock sent to their sockets. In RESET mode with free-running LFOs, a gate resets that LFO’s waveform cycle. In Quad, Phase or Divide, the sockets reset, pause or reverse all four LFOs, or step the assignable waveform. FREQ takes a CV from -5 V to +5 V for LFO 1.
Hold TOGGLE for precision mode, and the faders make fine adjustments around the centre point.
