Electrical musical instrument with automatic sequential tone gen

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84 103, 84 124, 84DIG22, G10H 100, G10H 500

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ABSTRACT:
An electronic organ includes digital circuitry for automatically enabling in a sequential manner a plurality of gates to pass tone control signals to keyers which generate corresponding tone output signals. The digital circuitry includes a tone counter which sequentially enables a plurality of tone gates, and an octave counter which sequentially enables output gates having inputs from the tone gates. A clock generates clock pulses which are rapidly counted by the note counter to sequentially scan the note gates. When a tone control signal is passed, the output of a note detector causes a divider to be inserted between the clock and the note counter to maintain enabling of the note counter.

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patent: 3651729 (1972-03-01), Adachi
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patent: 3725562 (1973-04-01), Munch, Jr. et al.
patent: 3842184 (1974-10-01), Kniepkamp et al.
patent: 3854366 (1974-12-01), Deutsch

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