::: Understanding LFO clock and no LFO clock :::

[///AznTi]

OK I'm so a newbie in programming sounds and have been using ROMplers for a while. Sorry. But I'm opening my mind to the Ti and I love it. Its amazing. So please take it easy on me if i sound stupid. I'm really not....hehhe I think...lol

But can someone give me a better understanding to LFO clock.

From playing around with it, listening and watching the LEDS, LFO Clock when enabled affects the OSC and how its going to move. So all its really doing is shaping the way the sound plays.

Right?

Also I'm using VC so my Ti should clock to my sequencer....right?

Well reason why I bring this up because I have been having a problem tweaking a bassline that I want to perfect.

ComBassSV.

I have tweaked it and I like the low timbres it gives. However, it just doesnt have the mid punch I'm looking for that makes you feel a bassline. I have tried bringing up Ring Mod, punch, analog intensity, and the EQ mid gain up but still nothing what I want. I so feel like adding a compressor to it but I dont want to conceal the issue. I would rather have the patch sound right then do that.

To me it sounds like the LFO clock isn't set right since default its on 1/16 LFO 1 and LFO 2. I really want the note to sway everytime the note is hit. Every note hit is 1/16 and 1/8 since I want my bassline hits to sound kind of plucked rather than held.

Sorry if this sounds confusing or I sound like a confused student, but its been two days every day after work and its starting to bother the crap out of me.

I need some assistance understanding clock and how it can affect the OSC.

I'll post a clip of my edit later on to give you an idea.

Thanks