analog wavetable?

Martin Czech martin.czech at intermetall.de
Mon Jun 14 08:45:23 CEST 1999


> I was wondering if anyone on this list knows of, has thought of, or better
> yet, designed or built an analog oscillator that works like a digital
> wavetable oscillator.  

You mean repeating a stored waveform? An arbitrary wqaveform generator?
> 
> I can't imagine how it would work except that one
> could somehow design a complex envelope generator, and figure out a way to
> make it repeat itself (the hard part) indefinitely.  Of cource, it would
> also be nice if one could controll the time it takes to complete one
> cycle, hence the frequency.
> 

You could do it with an analog sequencer. Just use audio as clock.
This means frequency division, of course.
Or you could fire a series of one shots, each with it's own weighting
pot. The one shots could be made to track the vco more or less.

m.c.




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