Hydraulic Motors: Varying Speed With Constant Output Pump

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How can we vary the speed of hydraulic motors running through a constant output pump??
 
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If your constant output pump is fixed geometry and is being powered by a hydraulic motor that needs to very in speed then really the only way is with a CVT.
 

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