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LFO parameter macro rows ​

LFO parameter macros let the knob adjust an LFO — its rate, depth, phase, and so on. The LFO then modulates whatever you assigned it to (macros, device parameters, etc.). The knob sets that field the same way the LFO page does. Save keeps it, and a morph back to 0% returns to it. An LFO aimed at another LFO still only moves the running wave.

This is knob → LFO, not LFO → macro. If an LFO is modulating a CC macro, you see the ~ badge on a classic MIDI row, not an LFO-parameter row.

LFO parameter macro rows on Perform

RowModeTargetExample in screenshot
0sLFOL1 · RateS32 LFO 1 rate (synced division)
1sLFOL2 · DepthS32 LFO 2 depth (20–80%)
2sLFOL3 · PhaseS32 LFO 3 phase (0–180°)
3cLFOL4 · FrequencyCV16 LFO 4 frequency (Hz)

Reading an LFO parameter row ​

LFO parameter macro rows
Rows

Mode (sLFO or cLFO) → which LFO (L1–L16) → which parameter (Rate, Depth, …) → live value on the far right.

Mode ​

TagMeaning
sLFOS32 LFO — one of the LFOs in the project (LFO menu)
cLFOCV16 LFO — an LFO on a connected CV16 expander

Which LFO ​

L1 … L16 — the LFO index in that pool (LFO 1, LFO 2, …).

Which parameter ​

The LFO field the knob edits: Rate, Depth, Phase, Frequency, Amplitude, and others. Available fields depend on the mode — see the S32 LFO macro and CV16 LFO macro grids.

Live value ​

Formatted for that parameter: musical rates (1/8, 1/32), %, °, Hz, etc.

S32 vs CV16 LFO ​

sLFOcLFO
LFOs live inS32 projectCV16 expander module
Needs hardwareNoCV16 connected
Typical useModulate rack devices and MIDI macrosEurorack / CV-centric setups

CV16 direct voltage on a jack (not an LFO field) is covered in CV16 control.