Low frequency oscillation (LFO) is frequently used to rhythmically modulate or alter sound to make it more interesting. In this video Greg demonstrates how to quickly set up LFOs, using the automation in Cubase, to produce effects such as changing filters and cut off, as well as using it for plug-ins that do not respond to MIDI CC messages.

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