[sdiy] Low Frequency Square to Sine Waveshaper
Florian Anwander
Florian.Anwander at consol.de
Mon May 26 11:55:53 CEST 2008
Hi Magnus,
> both sources to the square and sine-waves. However, to create a sine-wave you
> weight together 5 squares (the fundamental and four overtones) with resistors
> and then put a capacitor to ground (or over the negative feedback of a
> buffering op-amp) on the output for final rounding off effect.
If the master clock oscillator of this kind of LFO is voltage
controlled, it would make sense to use also a VC slew limiter. If the
oscillator speed is controlled only by an pot, then use a dual pot where
the second pot is used to control the slew rate.
Florian
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