[sdiy] VCO reset time
Tony Clark
clark at andrews.edu
Fri Jun 4 15:37:40 CEST 2004
Hi List,
I guess if your VCO's don't double as LFO's, then you can get away
with the triangle-core waveshaping techniques. But I ran into problems
with that as explained below.
Before settling on a sawtooth core years ago, I had played around with
triangle cores, but I found that I had a problem with the waveshaping
aspect. The tri-to-saw conversion is not good in that, in typical
circuits, the wave is at double frequency to the triangle wave. However,
if you use a bit more circuitry you can achieve a corrected frequency
sawtooth, but the waveform is glitchy and unsuitable for LFO applications.
This just doesn't occur in saw-to-tri converter. While there
certainly is a glitch in the conversion, it is more pronounced at high
frequencies and is undetectable at LFO ranges.
Just my observation on the matter.
Cheers,
Tony
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