Here is what I’ve built it off of and attached is the schematic that I made.
Doing some digging today I realized that I messed up two resistors on my board. So the schematic is right (I think) then the red text is what I have installed on my board. So I’ll fix that either tonight or tomorrow and maybe that’ll fix my voltage drop issue. Then it also looks to me like I have the pins on the pot reversed. So I’ll also try swapping those two around with wiring a pot and see what that does. My assumption would have been if I swapped those pins it shouldn’t work at all but it does, maybe thats why my rise and fall on the toggle switch are swapped? (edit: ignore that, twas a silly thought) Obviously there’s a lack of knowledge here.
I was able to do more testing this morning quickly a/b-ing against the stripboard slew limiter. So first, the stripboard works like I thought it should have with the LFO, so scratch that being the problem. Second, after pluging in the stripboard build, I realized that it’s not just that the PCB build isn’t hitting the proper high voltage, it also drops the voltage down in general so the pitch is off. No point mucking about too much until I get that sorted out, so I’ll fix the two resistors, experiment on switching the pot pins, then troubleshoot from there if nescessary.
