[sdiy] Re: Harmonics
Scott Gravenhorst
music.maker at gte.net
Fri Feb 22 08:57:20 CET 2002
This may have already been mentioned, perhaps with
regard to a JH method. It occurs to me that triangle
waves if wavefolded in different ways could do the job.
A triangle of amplitude unity is folded at 2/3 unity.
The output of this is then folded at 1/3 unity. Would
this not produce a triangle at a frequency 3 times
higher (and 1/3 amplitude) of the input triangle?
A good triangle VCO should have a fairly consistent
amplitude which would be necessary to do this. Folding
threshholds need to be accurate.
I think that other combinations of successive folding
could yield other integer multiplications as well.
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