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@ -12,6 +12,13 @@ A low frequency oscillator (or short LFO) is a common way on synthesizers to con
This documentation is an interactive version of glossing's tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11frBA9L638 This documentation is an interactive version of glossing's tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11frBA9L638
## Signals vs LFOs
In Strudel, there are two ways to modulate:
1. [signals](/learn/signals/) for pattern-level modulation
2. `lfo` (this page) for audio-level modulation
## Applying an LFO ## Applying an LFO
Here, the LFO will change the frequency of the `saw`. Put a comment like this `//.lfo()` to see and hear how it changes, and remove the comment again. Here, the LFO will change the frequency of the `saw`. Put a comment like this `//.lfo()` to see and hear how it changes, and remove the comment again.
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.lfo({s: 4, dr:2, c:"gain"}) .lfo({s: 4, dr:2, c:"gain"})
.lfo({s: 0.3, sc: "skew"})`} .lfo({s: 0.3, sc: "skew"})`}
/> />