Automatic performance apparatus

Music – Instruments – Electrical musical tone generation

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84609, 84622, 84645, 84653, 84659, G10H 106

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054950724

ABSTRACT:
An automatic performance apparatus comprises a performance data storage track for storing sequential performance data for controlling musical tones to be sequentially generated according to progress of a music piece, a plurality of element data storage tracks for storing sequential data consisting of at least one type of element data such as pitch data, timing data, and the like, constituting performance data, panel switches for designating the element data storage tracks or a type of data to be written in and/or read out from the element data storage tracks, and a CPU for sequentially reading out and synthesizing the element data from the element data storage tracks, and writing the synthesized data in the performance data storage track as new performance data.

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