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<p><span style="font-family: verdana, geneva, sans-serif; font-size: 10pt;">Attn: Synth-DIY community...</span></p>
<p><span class="v1x193iq5w v1xeuugli v1x13faqbe v1x1vvkbs v1x1xmvt09 v1x1lliihq v1x1s928wv v1xhkezso v1x1gmr53x v1x1cpjm7i v1x1fgarty v1x1943h6x v1xudqn12 v1x3x7a5m v1x6prxxf v1xvq8zen v1xo1l8bm v1xzsf02u v1x1yc453h"> A while back (2022), I had an idea for an oscillator design which could be used in modular or hybrid synth's, but I have not yet tested the concept. The oscillator may be digitally controlled or voltage controlled, or both at once. I'm not sure if this technique has already been tried and proven. I haven't seen any evidence of it, so I would be grateful if anyone with a greater knowledge of the art can tell me if this is a novel idea, or a concept that has appeared before. (See attached summary.)</span></p>
<p><span class="v1x193iq5w v1xeuugli v1x13faqbe v1x1vvkbs v1x1xmvt09 v1x1lliihq v1x1s928wv v1xhkezso v1x1gmr53x v1x1cpjm7i v1x1fgarty v1x1943h6x v1xudqn12 v1x3x7a5m v1x6prxxf v1xvq8zen v1xo1l8bm v1xzsf02u v1x1yc453h">M.J. Bauer</span></p>
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