Music – Instruments
Patent
1980-08-28
1982-08-03
Truhe, J. V.
Music
Instruments
84 125, 84DIG4, G10H 102
Patent
active
043422470
ABSTRACT:
A detuning control circuit is provided for producing a pitch variation effect in an electronic musical instrument. The instrument includes at least one integrated circuit tone generator chip having at least one tone generator and a detuning circuit responsive to a predetermined detuning control signal for detuning the signals produced by the tone generator. The detuning control circuit comprises a detuning control signalling circuit for producing a predetermined detuning control signal and for selectively applying the predetermined detuning control signal to the detuning circuit of the tone generator chip so as to produce a predetermined pitch variation effect.
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Hoskinson William R.
Ippolito Anthony C.
Isen Forester W.
The Wurlitzer Company
Truhe J. V.
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