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RE: What is the LFO for?

The most beautiful use I've experienced is to have a very slight 
oscillation
on the echoes; this produces a pitch variation which, when mixed at the
right level with the input signal, produces a delicious chorus sound,
especially when used with a volume pedal in slow swells.

Of course you can speed it up and get some cool "60s surfing" effects with
very small delays.  I think there are all kinds of avenues of
experimentation when an LFO is present.

  | -----Original Message-----
  | From: Allan Hoeltje [mailto:ahoeltje@best.com]
  | Sent: Monday 08 May 2000 2:02 PM
  | To: Loopers-Delight
  | Subject: What is the LFO for?
  |
  |
  | I've seen a number of references here on LD about the necessity of
  | having a good LFO in conjunction with a delay device.  Assuming that 
LFO
  | means low frequency oscillator, how is it used?  Is it modulating
  | something?
  |
  | -Allan
  |


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