Electronic music sampling techniques

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042791855

ABSTRACT:
The disclosure describes improved apparatus for sampling a digitally-stored waveshape only at a rate 2.sup.N times the fundamental frequency of a note synthesized, where N is an integer. The apparatus includes a digital memory for storing a digital representation of the waveshape. A top octave synthesizer produces clock pulses at a rate 2.sup.N times the fundamental frequency of a desired note. An octave oscillator generates addresses for the digital memory in response to at least some of the clock pulses depending on the octave in which the desired note is located. A digital-to-analog converter converts the output from the digital memory into an analog signal suitable for sound production.

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