Music – Instruments
Patent
1982-02-03
1983-08-30
Witkowski, Stanley J.
Music
Instruments
84 124, 84445, 84DIG26, G10H 120, G10H 510
Patent
active
044010052
ABSTRACT:
An electronic organ has a digital control circuit with a sampling circuit (3) which generates key identification signals (B) in the form of pulse series wherein the pulses denote the actuated keys (2) of the keyboard (1). Such pulses cause a tone selector or evaluating circuit (12) to transmit tone signals to a voicer circuit (15). A shift register (16, 116 or 216) is provided to delay the key identification signals so that the tone signals which the voicer circuit receives do not correspond to those normally expected on actuation of certain keys. The non-delayed key signal can be superimposed upon the delayed signal or signals (V1, V2) in a suitable summing circuit (17) to thus achieve transpositions, interval couplings and other tonal effects.
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A. W. Critchley, "Multiplex Keying System for Organs", Wireless World, Jan. 1981, pp. 53-56.
Dittmar Wilfried
Franz Reinhard
Franz Reinhard
Witkowski Stanley J.
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