Brake switch for Neovibe/Univibe

[Jason D]

The next project I plan to do is the Neovibe, I love the way Univibes sounds.

I have an idea for a mod. that I would like to add, but I don't know how to make it happen. I would like to have a switch that would act like a brake does on a leslie speaker...slow down the speed slowly, and when released the speed increases slow.

How in the world would I be able to vary the resisitance like this?

[The Tone God]

http://www.geofex.com/Article_Folders/lera/lera.htm

Andrew

[Jason D]

SWEET!

thank you!

[Jason D]

"If the speed control on your effect is a single, not dual, potentiometer, and the resistance of the potentiometer is between 25K and 250K, LERA can probably be adapted to it."

The Neovibe uses a dual pot for the speed control, so now what do I do?

[The Tone God]

http://www.geofex.com/circuits/ldrlfo.htm

Andrew

P.S. Don't forget to thank R.G., I'm just the messenger.

[Jason D]

Hey thanks, I actually found that one last night, and talk to one of my instructors about it (i go to a tech. college for Electronics Eng.) Anyway,
we decided that the neovibe was going to be my senior project. How cool is that!

[Ansil]

Hey thanks, I actually found that one last night, and talk to one of my instructors about it (i go to a tech. college for Electronics Eng.) Anyway,
we decided that the neovibe was going to be my senior project. How cool is that!

thats cool my EE professor was a guitarist and a diyer also