EDIT: This feature was already in there but ill leave the post as is, maybe its useful for someone anyways. the easy way of doing this(copied from the manual: TIP Rotate the main encoder right to display the OFFSET parameter, instead of the PHASE parameter
old post:
Just assign one of the encoders to the same cc as the lfo is outputting, Voilà! you now control the amplitude offset of that LFO, make sure to decrease the range a bit to make it more obvious!
Simple but important!
Btw dont forget to use disp when in the lfo page to view the waveform. And that you can chain lfos after another to create more complex waveforms (just set them to the same cc value)
i kinda have a feeling there is other ways of doing this, maybe with the cc automation i step mode… My research continues.
True. I do wish it worked the same way with the CC sequencing though. If you assign an encoder or touchpad axis to a CC, it doesn’t offset or “transpose” the CC sequence - the sequence just overrides the last manually set value once it reaches the next step.
after some mail correspondence with the Squarp team i realized this tip is obsolete, if i just read the manual more carefully
Copied from the manual: TIP: Rotate the main encoder right to display the OFFSET parameter, instead of the PHASE parameter:
it would automate whatever it is set on, for example if you changed parameter 2 in the lfo to offset, the automation would control offset, i you go back to the lfo and switch knob 2 to phase, the modulation would now control phase instead.
Phase: changes the lfo cycle start point back and forth in time
offset: changes the zero/middle point that the lfo cycles around
