Hi Aposmus,
are you really sure?
I think instead Trip’s LFO produces a triangle waveform.
I explain to you why I think that:
I made tests with Retrologue (wich LFO has different waveforms), an oscilloscope, and the EQ analyser.
Played an infrasound note (C-2) and put the LFO on a sounding frequency (30 Hz).
First, LFO sine wave, then triangle wave.
The harmonics generated by the two waves (oscillator’s & LFO’s) reached 200 Hz (+ or -, don’t remember exactly)
with the sine, and 1000 Hz (+ or -) with the triangle.
Made the same test with Trip, the harmonics reached 1000 Hz (+ or -).
That’s why I think Trip LFO’s wave is a triangle wave.
P.S.
I forgot to tell I used a basic sine wave with Retrologue and Trip oscillators for the whole test.
What you think about this?