This LMMS project is to experiment with LFO controller rack, to vary the synth's LPF frequency cut-off point, FM gain (In this case, the PM/phase modulation) and detuning bandwidth (applicable to ADD Synth in ZASF) at varying speeds while producing the music. As a result, the sound timbre produced by the same synth will differ in the next successive notes. 3 LFO controllers are being used here, with each separately controlling the LPF cut-off, detune bandwidth and FM gain.

The music, one of Bach's Inventions, was extracted/imported from a midi file to the piano roll editor, consisting of 1 set for the right hand/treble clef notes & another set for the left hand/bass clef notes. I've arranged them in such a way that each of the 3 synths would take turns to 'play' the right hand notes while each of the other two 'plays' the left hand notes, and so on & so forth.

The audio rendition of this project can be heard at https://soundcloud.com/whybro/electronic-bach-invention-no-4