The Vibrato system contains an LFO dedicated to producing vibrato.

• Enabled LED switch
  Turns on the Vibrato mod source.
• Arrow button
  Launches the Vibrato popover.
• Drag Icon
  Use the Vibrato as a mod source by dragging it to any destination knob.

Vibrator Popover

The Graph shows a representation of the current vibrato settings.

There are 3 vibrato modes:

• Aftertouch
  In this mode, you can make a note vibrato by pressing down harder on your MIDI keyboard after playing a note.
• Mod Wheel
  In this mode, the mod wheel controls vibrato. This is similar to the behaviour of a standard hardware synthesiser.
• Automatic
  In this mode, the vibrato happens on every note, after a delay time and fading in over a ramp time.

Vibrato Controls

• Per Voice / Global
  In global mode, one vibrato is used for all notes played.
  In per voice mode, there is a separate vibrato for each note played.
• To Pitch LED Switch
  When enabled, the vibrato amount controls the Osc pitches
• Pitch Amount Knob
  Controls how much the vibrato affects the Osc pitches
• Rate Knob
  Controls the speed of the vibrato. The speed can be BPM synced.
• BPM Switch
  Allows the rates to be synced to the project BPM.
• Delay Knob
  in automatic mode, controls how long it takes before the vibrato starts.
• Ramp Knob
  in automatic mode, controls how long it takes after the delay until the vibrato is at full value.