[sdiy] LFO VC Skew?

[ackolonges fds]

Hi Guy,

Looking at the diagram on the linked site for the SNICster, it does indeed morph from a saw to tri under voltage control, but it seems to imply that it morphs between a half amplitude tri to double amplitude saw rather than maintaining the same amplitude, as well as offering many other interesting wave-shapes. Given that it is quite a complex circuit (for me to understand) with 3 OTAs, 13 Opamps, 11 Pots etc, and that's excluding the additional oscillator circuitry needed, it's going to take some time for me to figure out whether I'll be able to achieve the result I'm after with this approach. This is why I didn't offer further comment on the circuit (yet).

Given that the 'Wave Morph' site shows videos of it achieving more specifically the functionality that I was looking for, with a simpler, single-purpose circuit, I'm thinking that I may be able to get up and running with a working circuit quicker by following that line of inquisition.



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From: Guy McCusker <guy.mccusker at gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: [sdiy] LFO VC Skew?



On Tue, 18 Feb 2020 at 08:12, ackolonges fds <ackolonges at hotmail.com<mailto:ackolonges at hotmail.com>> wrote:

Thanks a lot for that link to the SNICster Ian, that's a heck-of-a waveshaper!

Not only that, it is also a solution to the question you asked, isn’t it? It morphs from saw to tri under voltage control.
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