Modulation and sound shaping in LFO-EQ
Each of the five EQ bands can be moved over time, so a static filter becomes a sweep, a rhythmic chop or a slow phaser-style motion. The two LFOs can be synced to the host tempo or run free, and one LFO can modulate the rate of the other. An envelope follower reacts to the audio level and drives the same EQ parameters, with its own gain, compression, attack and release controls.
The LFO Shape Designer lets you build custom modulation curves. A library of 70 LFO shape presets is included, and you can save and load your own shapes. Filter slopes from 12 dB to 48 dB are available on the high and low pass filters, and an all-pass mode adds phaser-like sound design options.






