Hiya,
I think there's something I'm not understanding or missing about this...

You can control the Transpose value of an oscillator with an LFO curve. (ok, got it)
The amount is the semitones going from -96 up to +96. (ok, got it) but...
How do I know what semitone is it moving to?
I mean: the amount applied to the Transpose value is in semitones, but then, what the LFO curve or step drawn does?
(Maybe that is not the correct question, but it does not matter, follow me...):

If I understood this correctly, setting the value of the LFO amount applied to the Transpose in 12, you get twelve semitones, so you have an octave to play with, but then, when drawing the LFO, you have to set the grid layout, let's say: 2 - 12, so you have a bar (because my Tempo is set to 1/1) with a pianoroll of 12 semitones, where, if I draw the first half bar the lowest possible, I get the note I'm playing, and if I set the second half bar to, let's say to the 5th line of the grid, I get a note 5 semitones above the key I'm playing.



Am I right or is my brain made out of cheese?

 

Bro.
My potato can't even understand what your cheese is doing.

 

I draw it like this, here's an example of a gater - 16 Steps: