Simulating wind noise in electronic organs using digital noise g

Details Simulating wind noise in electronic organs using digital noise g Simulating wind noise in electronic organs using digital noise g

1980-04-21

1982-09-14

Truhe, J. V.

Music

Instruments

84 125, 84DIG4, G10H 102

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active

043489311

ABSTRACT:
An electronic musical instrument of the type producing pipe organ-like sounds including a circuit for simulating wind noise by causing a random perturbation from the nominal frequency of tune, which an organ flue pipe exhibits when sounding, through the use of digital noise generators which are utilized to approximate an analog white or random noise source. The digital noise generators produce digital noise signals which are used to frequency modulate the instrument tone generator to produce substantially random perturbations in tbe generator output signal frequency. The present invention may be used with musical instruments having a single tone generator system composed of either a multiplicity of oscillators with a vibrato input, or a top octave frequency generator integrated circuit and a single oscillator with a vibrato input, or a transposer system. Furthermore, the present invention finds utility with multiple generator organ systems where all of the generators may be randomly modulated by independent and unlocked noise signals.

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