> From: "paulhaneberg" <phaneber@...> > > I've written a procedure for modifying and tweaking MOTM oscillators > to improve tracking at the higher frequencies. The procedure is > based on my own experimentation with both the 300 and 310 series. > I've been able to achieve tracking accuracy better than .3% across 7 > octaves. The procedure is rather complex and too long to post here. > Larry Hendry has been kind enough to post it on his site. The timing of this post couldn't have been better. I just got my second 310 assembled and calibrated (making 1 300 and 2 310's in the system). Noticed some beating and went to re-calibrate my 300, and realized that the tuning curve over 5 octaves was wacky, to say the least: it would calibrate fine for the first 3-1/2 octaves, then the tuning would very quickly go flat in the top 1-1/2. Turns out I, too, have a 470pF instead of 4700pF in mine, which I didn't even realize until now. I'm also seeing a crazy pitch change when I change the position either of the FM2 switches. This seems strange, but what do I know? Fellow perfect-pitch-cursed musician, Eric
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Re: Tweaking Oscillators for Improved Tracking
2002-06-11 by Eric Frampton
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