An LFO is just an oscillator too slow to hear, used to turn a knob for you. Waveforms and what each is for, tempo sync, delay and key sync, modulation matrices, and glide as a slew-limited control signal.
The three audio stages give you a sound. What makes it an instrument is that things move — and the components that move them are the subject of this lesson.
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