@Tchu asked in another thread if it’s possible to control the crossfader with an lfo.
Crossfader sends and receives CC48 so it is indeed possible with midi loopback or another box that sends midi lfos.
I quickly checked on my OT and discovered, that it’s a pretty cool solution if want to modulate several parameters with a single lfo or if you’re running out of lfos
How to set it up:
Hook up midi out to midi in.
Make sure under Midi -> Channels you have at least one midi channel assigned to an audio track (you can send the midi lfo to any of these midi channels, doesn’t matter which, but at least one audio track has to have a midi channel assigned).
Also make sure under Midi -> Control you have ‘Audio CC In’ checked.
Now go to a midi track, choose one of the midi channels assigned to OTs audio tracks and choose CC48 for one of the CTRL1 or CTRL2 parameters.
Set up an lfo to modulate that CTRL parameter.
Seems the midi track does not need a trig, if you want to use trig mode or hold mode (or any other note dependent mode), make sure these not do not trigger anything unwanted.