Hi Foraxx

The LFO's will trigger the LFO delay whenever all keys are lifted. The sequencer does this between each note to provide a midi note off before the next midi note on command. Because of this the LFO's delay is being triggered for every note and if the delay setting is anything other than zero the LFO effectively stops as the delay never finishes. This is why longer notes work as the delay has had time to finish.

- MH

On 19/03/2012 7:01 p.m., foraxx wrote:

 

LFO2's Seq Clocked Random (waveform #7) does not seem to apply modulation to sequences correctly. I have a sequence of identical 16th notes being triggered by external clock with LFO2 set to mod DCO pitch via Seq Clocked Random. The sequence plays back the exact same notes and the pitch modulation only occurs after I stop the sequence and the notes enter release phase.

With the sequencer stopped and playing via keyboard I hear the expected sample & hold effect in time with the clock source but with the sequencer running the modulation disappears. Oddly enough if I write a sequence with ties to create one long whole note I can hear the modulation.