Re(2): Phaseshift / Osc Sync idea

[Per Mattsson]

To clarify my idea:

grichter at execpc.com:
>I believe this is the idea in the Rivera "Phase Modulated Synch"
>modification for the Arp 2600.
That should be the correct term for what I meant.

harrybissell at netscape.net: 
>I'm not sure I understand the idea... 
I'm not either :) I'm just thinking loud.

>I guess
>you mean to send the same control voltage to both oscillators, so they
run at
>the same nominal frequency. 
Yes. As you wrote it could involve a third master osc with several synced
osc's all running at the same CV-voltage (see
http://www.mkv.mh.se/staff/per/studio/phase-sync.gif). But perhaps there's
better or easier ways to get frequency and phase synced (but phase
shifted) oscillators?

>There is no reason you can't sync from any kind of waveform you
>wany to 

On a normal 'hard sync in' will the oscillator sync to zero volt or any
set voltage using a comparator?

The idea here was that
- the phase of the oscillators can be modulated with any CV, even by there
own or any other slave osc's waveform.
- you  could use any waveform of the synced oscillators not just saws or
square

The Rivera "Phase Modulated Synch" shure sounds like what I was thinking
about.  Got to try this sometime.


---Per