Uploaded November 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
In this Padshop 2 DAW tutorial, Gary Gibbons walks you through how to add movement to a preset using the monophonic LFO or polyphonic LFO. The granular synthesis and spectral synthesis engines of Steinberg Padshop 2 are powerful creative tools and Gary shows how the ability to drag and drop an LFO means you can modify pads more quickly in your music workflow.
00:27 Starting with the Granular Oscillator
03:07 Switching to the Spectral Oscillator
04:45 Adding movement to the preset: Attack Pad
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In this Padshop 2 DAW tutorial, Gary Gibbons walks you through how to add movement to a preset using the monophonic LFO or polyphonic LFO. The granular synthesis and spectral synthesis engines of Steinberg Padshop 2 are powerful creative tools and Gary shows how the ability to drag and drop an LFO means you can modify pads more quickly in your music workflow.
00:27 Starting with the Granular Oscillator
03:07 Switching to the Spectral Oscillator
04:45 Adding movement to the preset: Attack Pad
Get inspired by Padshop expansions:
steinberg.net/vst-instruments/padshop/expansions
Learn more about Padshop:
steinberg.net/vst-instruments/padshop
We hope you find this video entertaining and useful. If you like what you see, please leave a comment and tell us what you think. Thank you.
Your Steinberg YouTube Team
Get more detailed information on VST from our website:
steinberg.net/vst
Buy VST instruments and effects in the Steinberg Online Shop:
steinberg.net/en/shop/vst.html
Quickly and easily access the most up-to-date manual for your Steinberg product on:
https://steinberg.help/
Whether you require assistance with registration and activation/re-activation through our support forums and Knowledge Base support articles or simply want to read the latest support news, you can find all information in one place:
helpcenter.steinberg.de
Also make sure to...
Like our Facebook page and stay informed on insights, news, announcements and updates, events and live streams. Follow us on Facebook:
facebook.com/steinberg
Subscribe to our dedicated VST YouTube channel and learn the ropes of using VST products by watching practical video tutorials and other interesting features:
youtube.com/vstinstrumentsplugins
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twitter.com/steinbergmedia
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