90-degree phase tri lfo revisited

[Dylan George]

Is there some other way to arbitrarily shift the phase of a lfo?  Or to
derive new LFO's from old ones and to change their phase?  I thought of
using a timed delay, but I don't think most of my audio delays have the
frequency range to cope.

I have had in the back of my mind for a while an idea for a sort of a LFO
master controller: Multiple sync'd lfos which can be adjusted in phase and
multiples or fractions relative to each other.

Dylan


>At 05:55 PM 6/08/99 -0700, you wrote:
>>A while back someone was asking about an lfo with 90-degree phase
>>shifted triangle outputs.
>..that was me...
>
> You can get arbitrary phase shifts by
>>starting with a saw oscillator, going through an ElectroNotes sawtooth
>>phase shifter, and then a saw to tri converter.
>..I dont know this ckt, I presume there is a comparator which says
>when to add or subtract the comparator input from the original
>sawtooth.. cant quite see how yet..
>
>>(Back on the list after about a two-year hiatus.
>..welcome back!
>
>paul perry melbourne australia
>