[sdiy] "Living VCOs" PCB in 2009 ?

[Brandon Daniel]

Not specifically at Ian, but at the thread in general:

I don't think it's a case of nobody believing that any instability can
be programmed into an otherwise stable oscillator. Of course it can be
done, and it's being done in many commercially-available virtual
analog synthesizers.

IMO, as someone who finds use for oscillators of the stable and
unstable variety, in the cases where I want an unstable oscillator,
I'd rather just patch in a different oscillator than use other modules
to create that instability in a stable one.

In short, different strokes for different folks, if you like your
oscillators stable and occasionally programmed for instability, these
oscs aren't for you, but I don't see the point in loudly proclaiming
that nobody has a need for them just because you don't.

-Brandon

On Tue, Dec 9, 2008 at 1:42 AM, Ian Fritz <ijfritz at comcast.net> wrote:

> Ken did a superb, thorough study of this.  It's really depressing that
> nobody seems to believe his results.
>
> Ian
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