Bar for use in electronic percussion system

Details Bar for use in electronic percussion system Bar for use in electronic percussion system

1987-11-03

1990-04-03

Witkowski, Stanley J.

Music

Instruments

Electrical musical tone generation

84404, 84DIG12, 84DIG21, G10H 314

Patent

active

049130234

ABSTRACT:
For detecting a difference in rendition, a bar incorporated in an electronic percussion system includes a supporting block having a surface portion, a top member having a first surface portion and a second surface portion located at the reverse side of the first surface portion, and a force sensitive unit intervening between the surface portion of the supporting block and the second surface portion of the top member and converting a force acting on the first surface portion into an electric signal, wherein the first surface portion is formed with a rugged surface which causes a striker to intermittently strike the first surface portion when the striker moves along the first surface portion.

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