See the individual tutorial descriptions below for more info.

The LFO in the subtractor has its charm and comes with. The example files in this case are custom combinator patches (which should load up in Reason 5 even). In this article Hydlide will mainly look at the powers of the subtractor LFO.

Wrapping it up, Larry shows how to use LFO Tool as a Mix Effect, sculpting your Kick Drum sound and blending it perfectly with the Bass, as well as Sidechaining with LFO Tool to create new parts based off existing parts in your song, as well as how to create entirely new grooves! One of the most overlooked tools in Reason are the build in LFO (Low frequency oscillator) from native stock devices such as the Subtractor, Malstrom and Thor. LFOTool will process incoming audio as well as generate a MIDI message stream for controlling other instruments. Next, Larry goes deeper into LFO Controls, Routing and Split Sections, the Filter Section and LFO Tool’s MIDI Options, which all allow for extensive manipulation of your source sound, in ways you might not have expected. Larry begins with an introduction covering what you’ll learn in the videos, as well as LFO Tool’s user interface and almighty LFO Graphs. Larry Holcombe returns and takes you on a journey inside Xfer Record’s popular LFO Tool plug-in! Learn all about its features and functions, as well as how to use it creatively in your tracks and productions.

How to use lfo tool