Moog THE SOURCE

MODULATION (Low-Frequency Oscillator)
All the controllers mentioned up to this point have generated non-repetitive voltages; the keyboard generates a
static voltage level for each key, and the contour generators output a "one-shot" voltage pattern.
Musical sounds demand repetitive changes such as vibrato, trills, or tremolo. On The Source, repetitive changes are
controlled by a low-frequency oscillator
This oscillator generates waveforms exactly like the audio oscillators, but operates in a much lower frequency range
(1 cycle every 3 seconds to 30 cycles per second).
The output of this oscillator is a triangular or square waveform. This output voltage may be routed to the control
inputs of the oscillators and/or filter, through the Mod wheel.
Touch program H:
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