[sdiy] random thought about sine shapers

[Paul Perry]

This is where using an overdriven OTA as a sine shaper is good:
if you keep cranking up the input, you get a progressively more
squared off output.
So you can, by increasing input level, go from triangle thru sine to square,
The output level increases a bit as you do this, but not all that much.

Of course, overdriving an 'ordinary' sine shaper would give a waveform
change as well.
paul perry Melbourne Australia