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Use ES2 LFOs in Logic Pro for iPad

ES2 LFOs can be used to create delayed modulations, free modulations, and modulations that are synchronized with the Logic Pro tempo.

Figure. LFO parameters.

Set the LFO 1 modulation fade time in ES2

In Logic Pro, set a positive LFO 1 EG value to fade in the modulation.
The higher the value, the longer the delay time.
Set a negative LFO 1 EG value to fade out the modulation.
The lower the slider is positioned onscreen, the shorter the fade out time.

Set up a delayed vibrato in ES2

LFO envelopes are most often used for delayed vibrato—many instrumentalists and singers intonate longer notes this way.

In Logic Pro, set the LFO 1 EG slider to a position in the upper half (Delay) and modulate the Pitch123 target with the LFO 1 source in Mod Matrix Slot 1—10.
Set a slight modulation intensity with the Amount slider.
Set an LFO 1 Rate of about 5 Hz.
Choose the triangular wave as the LFO 1 waveform.

Set a free rate for LFO 2 in ES2

In Logic Pro, choose a value in the upper half of the LFO 2 Rate range to run LFO 2 freely.
The rate is displayed in hertz.

Synchronize the ES2 LFO 2 rate with the song tempo

In Logic Pro, choose a value to the left of the LFO 2 Rate center position to synchronize LFO 2 with the project tempo.
The rate is displayed in rhythmic values (when project tempo synchronization is active).
Synchronized rates range from speeds of 1/64-notes to a periodic duration of 32 bars. Triplet and punctuated values are also available.

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