[sdiy] Saw vs Triangle Sync
Jason Proctor
jason at redfish.net
Tue Nov 24 01:52:10 CET 2009
>Jason, you're thinking of the PWM type. You can have centre or edge PWM by
>bringing either the triangle or the saw, respectively, to the pulse
>comparator. This can be done on either VCO core type (and, in fact, all my
>own VCOs have this feature, as well as the related feature of either sine
>(mashed triangle) or "sigmoid" (mashed saw) outputs).
>
>I'm afraid that sync behaviour is related to how the oscillator works
>(integrator reset for saw, or integrator direction change for triangle).
oh yeah, my bad. sorry! sigh.
btw i see a mention of the E&MM Spectrum's 3340 sync. i keep hearing
rumours about an unusual sync mode on the 3340, ISTR used by the
Digisound 3340 module too. is it just soft/hard, or is there more to
it? it's supposed to sound quite special.
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