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[CGS2510.SEP.STUDENT.UCA at CUB.UCA.EDU]

So far as sine shaping from a triangle wave goes, the method I think 
is the neatest and partially built an oscillator this way is that of 
a nice analog computer.  In this case some 13700's were used to 
generate 10 terms of a Taylor series from the input (triangle) and 
all of the coefficients had knobs for magnitude and polarity control. 
This way you get sines and all sorts of other nice stuff.  You have a 
lack of normal organ-type timbre control in that this is a polynomial 
series rather than a harmonic (Fourier) series and to complicate 
matters, it is somewhat challenging to determine the coefficients you 
need for a given waveform desired.  Also, only having triangle input 
is a limitation and I suspect that feedback could have very 
interesting implications.