Thanks everyone for the info on getting the Utility LFO to run and
slower rates, time to do some playing around.
Chris
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<rykhaard@...> wrote:
slower rates, time to do some playing around.
Chris
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<rykhaard@...> wrote:
>would try
> On 4/12/06, Romeo Fahl <rfahl@...> wrote:
> > With lower freq stuff it doesn't seem to matter too much. I used a
> > 3.3uF non-polarized cap on one, two polarized 2.2uF caps back to back
> > on another. I got the idea from an LFO in Barry Klein's book, which I
> > think used two 1 uF caps back to back. For a faster range, I
> > the default cap value x 10. Since you're working with a utility LFO,
> > there's probably no hard and fast rule as to what will work best.
> >
> > Romeo
>
> In MANY LFOs built over the years from Electronotes and Barry Klein
> originals, I've gone anywhere from 0.1 to 10uF in values. Try
> different combinations out, to see which you like the best. :)
>
> --
> Take care,
> Warmth and Peace,
> Ryk
>
> http://www.sdiy.org/damian/index.html - still transferring all from
> the old site - Mar 2706
>
> Schematics coming to the webpage soon - as I'm following Scott G.'s
> method of using Microsoft Paintshop to make my schem's with. :) :)
>