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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.).

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 (L1L16) → 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

L1L16 — 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.