Music – Instruments
Patent
1979-08-02
1982-02-16
Smith, Jr., David
Music
Instruments
84 119, G10H 102
Patent
active
043154522
ABSTRACT:
An electronic organ apparatus arranged to provide percussive musical tones by differentiating a rectangular waveform tone signal and subsequently clipping the differentiated signal at a variable level under the control of an envelope signal to produce an improved percussive sound envelope. The time constant of the differentiator may be varied to vary the output sound. The output sound may be controlled by concurrently varying the level of clipping of the differentiated tone signal and varying the time constant of the differentiator. Voicing filters and other modifying inputs may be utilized for further controlling the character of the output sound.
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Lancaster, "Pitch Generators for Electronic Music," in Popular Electronics, Mar. 1974.
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Isen Forester W.
Smith Jr. David
Whirlpool Corporation
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