[sdiy] LFO control - frequency or time?
Neil Johnson
neil.johnson97 at ntlworld.com
Tue Jun 2 16:37:00 CEST 2009
Hi Michael,
> 8kHz to 120s and (much?) slower? In one sweep? I'd love that! ;-)
Yes. Not sure about how much slower, but if the circuit was laid out nicely and with a decent capacitor (not a crappy disc ceramic) I'm sure it could go much lower.
> I second Veronica's and Tom's opinion: 1Hz vs. 1s, that's the point
> where it turns.
> I'm triggering my S&Hs with some kHz (this time with a VCO, since my
> current LFOs can't go that fast - see above) to chop up audio, next
> time I'm sweeping through the pulse width range of a VCO within a
> couple of seconds.
> Next time I think in BPMs ... as you say ... more natural and intuitive.
>
> What's the point of your question?
The law of the control input. Didn't I say .. its a VCLFO.
So, does increasing input voltage mean increasing frequency or increasing time?
Cheers
Neil
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