02-10-2025, 06:52 AM
This is not a bug.
LFO's are bipolar and are always added to the CV output (if you choose a CV output as a destination). If your output is already -5 Volt (if set to bipolar) then only the positive values can be added of course. Same for 0 Volt in the 0-10 volt range. You will then only get the positive wave. If you set a note it will oscillate around that note. That is the behaviour you want to have else there would never be a vibrato possible for example.
Your solutions are the normal way to do it. Either set the CV to C-5 (800) or use the offset part of the LFO. The first one is how I would do it as it doesn't affect the regular LFO offset.
LFO's are bipolar and are always added to the CV output (if you choose a CV output as a destination). If your output is already -5 Volt (if set to bipolar) then only the positive values can be added of course. Same for 0 Volt in the 0-10 volt range. You will then only get the positive wave. If you set a note it will oscillate around that note. That is the behaviour you want to have else there would never be a vibrato possible for example.
Your solutions are the normal way to do it. Either set the CV to C-5 (800) or use the offset part of the LFO. The first one is how I would do it as it doesn't affect the regular LFO offset.
PLEASE use the search function if something have been asked or discussed before.
Every (unnessesary) forum support means less time to develop! But of course, i am here to help!
Every (unnessesary) forum support means less time to develop! But of course, i am here to help!