Basics Of Synthesis: Unleashing The Power Of LFO

[@dicefall9]

These programable step LFOs is the most interesting feature of this synth imo. I'm so happy Roland did this. It's even possible to draw your own cycling envelope on the toutchpad☕🎹

[@inperfectsequence7840]

Oh yeah, they added similar stuff from Waldorf synthesizers and tricks. On mine I can do these things with the 3 LFOs, but they are also ultra fast and can be used as 3 traditional oscillators. In Waldorf Blofeld we have 4 modifiers to make everything change in characters and computational tricks, this is great when I do FM based on wave tables, things become very unique and sounds never heard before in this world come out. The same when I use samples from synthesizers like Jupiter 6 or Jupiter 8... PCM samples are great for transforming any idea into new ones, there are thousands of options for each sound. I dream that one day Roland will release a 16-part timbral multi with the characteristics of this Roland Gaia 2. Thanks for the video, it is very enjoyable, with these explanations and now I will start designing some sound. all the best.

[@James-Deep]

I didn't know LFO had an envelope/ delay fade. Cool! Thanks

[@DjMorningstartrancedj]

Thanks i have my Gaia 2 couple of months it is a very capable devices

[@thelogon1]

plz continue

[@AeonHorus]

Whats the oscilloscope software that you are using?

[@charlywinter5126]

2.52 min LFO 1blue light Wave form is on but the white indicator is on SQH - why is that please?

[@Nu-trix]

It means that even if the knob is pointing at SQH the internal value is the lit blue light. in this case it's a sine wave that we can see on the screen.