Musical tone synthesizing apparatus with sound hole simulation

Music – Instruments – Electrical musical tone generation

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84661, 84DIG9, G10H 500

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053713176

ABSTRACT:
The musical tone synthesizing apparatus synthesizes a musical tone signal in response to the wind instrument and the like to thereby simulate a resonance tube providing with several sound holes each opened or closed by each finger of a performer. Herein, the input signal is delayed by the predetermined delay time, and then the predetermined operational process corresponding to the signal-scattering operation is carried out on the delayed signal. The coefficient used in this operational process is varied in response to the open/close state of each sound hole. Thus, the operation result can simulate the musical tone to be sounded from the resonance tube of the wind instrument and the like.

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