Z3TA+ (2.1) Basics Question (Cars "Magic")

My question is at the end, but a quick intro to it here. I am new to synths and find Z3ta incredibly capable, but very confusing. I discovered the "Initialize" button which has helped me learn faster, since I can hear changes more readily. A few videos have done tutorials, and I agree with one video I saw that the LFO was the least understood component of a synth. After seeing an unrelated post that someone could not find a MIDI file for the Cars "Magic" I thought, "What a good song to learn with," but even the basic pulsing synth (not the overtones) used in the intro is stumping me. The hands-on doing helps, but now the "recreate what you know" seems overly complicated. Question: If z3ta+ 2 is initialized (all presets removed). What is the quickest way to make that intro synth sound in the Cars "Magic" using the waveform, LFO, and matrix?

I am not sure what waveform, but try one saw wave LFO set to 1/4 notes controlling filter ... and the step generator timed so that the first four sweeps are an octave higher than the next four.

Hi all. I only had a few minutes to sit at the computer last night and became even more frustrated. After initializing z3ta+ 2.1, I chose a simple generated sine, no modification. A generic LFO has only speed and depth controls, so for a solid tone, can create the "pulsing" effect. Regardless of variations used, I could not get the z3ta+ to change the sound (only using LFO1). I only used one wave, tried them all, shifted back and forth from sliders to settings, and even tried linking LFO1 in the matrix to various outputs, and no luck. Ironically, if I use the arpeggiator, a simple "UP" and 1 octave will create the pulse (by re-keying to the beat essentially), but I cannot do it with LFO1. It is comical to understand the theory, but not be able to get it to work. A simple sine wave with some speed and depth should make any tone pulse. Any clue what I am doing wrong?