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Nota Orbit

Nota Orbit moves a sound in volume and in space with one LFO. The Phase between the left and right channels decides what you hear: at 0° both dip together — tremolo; at 180° one is loud while the other is quiet — auto-pan; in between, a swirl.

Nota Orbit: the LFO, both channels' gain over two cycles and the motion controlsNota Orbit: the LFO, both channels' gain over two cycles and the motion controls
Control What it does
Wave Sine, Triangle, Saw, Square or S&H (random steps)
Hz / Sync Free, 0.01–40 Hz, or synced to a division from 4 bars to 1/32, including dotted and triplets
Rate The speed (shown big, with its period)
Shape Sharpens the smooth waves toward a square; on S&H it’s the Glide between steps

Synced, the LFO locks to the song position and restarts on the bar.

Both channels’ gain over two cycles, with a running head and the depth’s floor. Drag up and down for Amount, left and right for Phase. Underneath, the stereo position on an L–R line.

Amount (depth), Phase with snaps at 0°, 90° and 180°, Mix (dry / wet) and the output meters. The status line names the mode it makes — tremolo, auto-pan or an offset in between.

31 factory presets: panning (Classic Pan, Slow Sweep, Hard Square, Wide Drift, Gentle Sway, Quarter Circle, Ping Pong, Eighth Swirl, Bar Sweep, Two-Bar Drift, Quarter Pan, Dotted Bounce, Triplet Roll, Saw Rotor), tremolo (Tremolo, Chop Gate, Chop Trem, Vintage Amp Trem, Deep Throb, Helicopter, Sidechain Pump, Stutter 32) and random and motion (Random Space, Random Steps, Drifting Cloud, Glitch Gate, Wander, Stereo Breath, Mix Motion, Offset Swirl).