I’ve been working on a delay, and I breadboarded an LFO circuit that I like. I wanted to use a three-way toggle to do these things; connect or disconnect the LFO and go between a preset speed and depth (depending on up or down position). Obviously, a simple manual toggle switch is not gonna work in this application.
I remembered hearing something about using CMOS chips for switching, and stumbled upon an article by the legendary RG Keen. In his article, he’s using a CD 4053 to do bypass switching. He also mentions that a manual toggle which could be used to control the chip.
Since I don’t have much experience with these chips, are there any big changes I would have to make to RG Keen’s circuit to hook it up to my LFO?
Thanks in advance for any help!