Exactly. If you want it really slow, use a small bi-polar
electrolytic, somewhere in the 1 to 3.3 uF range. On mine, I used a
rotary switch to switch between really slow (electrolytic), medium
(47nF), and fast (.001uf?).
Romeo
electrolytic, somewhere in the 1 to 3.3 uF range. On mine, I used a
rotary switch to switch between really slow (electrolytic), medium
(47nF), and fast (.001uf?).
Romeo
On Dec 19, 2006, at 2:29 AM, tardisstudio wrote:
> What is the best way to make the LFO speed slower? Change the 47n
> capacitor to a bigger one.
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