volt control of osc triange tilt?
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WeAreAs1 at aol.com
Tue Nov 9 21:19:09 CET 1999
In a message dated 11/9/99 8:27:26 AM, you wrote:
<<This has me thinking...
Would it make any difference if it could tilt all the way ?
You would get the same harmonic content with the same deviation from the
triangle starting point, tilting either forward or backward - one wave is
just the other in reverse.>>
Actually - yes, it would sound the same, that is, if you are using the
oscillator as an audio oscillator. But if you are using it as an LFO
waveform (as I suspect Paul Perry wants to do), then the tilt direction
becomes quite significant.
<< Would applying a rectified modulation waveform to a vco with
only unipolar modulation of tilt sound the same as applying the same
modulation waveform, unrectified, to a bipolar tilt input ?
Would this also apply to PWM ? >>
I'm afraid I don't understand this. Maybe I need another cup of coffee to
kick-start my brain. Could you explain further?
Michael Bacich
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