OXI One Sequencer: LFO Setup. High Level Tutorial

I can't stress enough. This is high level basics to help get you running. From there, I leave it to you to further explore or find sources more knowledgeable that can further assist in the weeds of the LFO lifestyle.

[@harry2house536]

These videos are golden!. Thanks for your hard work

[@krazywabbit]

Thank you. Have fun out there!

[@rayderrich]

It makes me very happy to watch a video made by you about the LFOs I love so much.
Oh, also try if the destination of one LFO can be another LFO, happy accidents might happen!

[@krazywabbit]

It makes me happy you took the time to explain active sensing.
That tripped me out to learn you could lfo an lfo. That’s a potential infinite rabbit hole!

[@rayderrich]

@@krazywabbit Those are the places wabbits get krazy!

[@rayderrich]

"Active Sensing: A system used to verify that a MIDI connection is working. It involves the sending device sending frequent short messages to the receiving device to reassure it that all is well. If these active sensing messages stop for any reason, then the receiving device will recognise a fault condition and switch off all notes. Not all MIDI devices support active sensing."
I would say neither S-1 nor Oxi ONE are at fault, but it would be very helpful if on the ONE you could filter the incoming MIDI to not show events you do not need. The MIDI Monitor indeed is a newer feature so perhaps you can email the creator to make a filter option.

[@krazywabbit]

Good to know. There might be a setting there already. I’ll take a look. Thank you!!