Music – Instruments
Patent
1976-11-08
1978-03-21
Jackmon, Edith S.
Music
Instruments
84 101, 84 111, 179 1SG, G10H 106, G10H 510
Patent
active
040796531
ABSTRACT:
In an electronic musical instrument, such as an electronic organ, the speech characteristics of Vox Humana and similar reed organ pipes are simulated by applying a repeating series of pulse groups separated from each other, which groups each contain a short sequence of two or more pulses, to a sharp cutoff low-pass filter for converting the series of pulse groups into a sound producing signal simulative of the sound signal produced by a Vox Humana or similar organ pipe. The repeating series of pulse groups is obtained by nonlinearly combining square wave tone signals from two or more different octaves of a conventional phase-locked tone generator. The synthesized repeating series of pulse groups, one series for each note of the instrument, are applied to a single low-pass filter, or grouped and applied to a small number of filters.
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Jackmon Edith S.
Olson Spencer E.
Peterson Richard H.
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