Timbre setting device for an electronic musical instrument

Details Timbre setting device for an electronic musical instrument Timbre setting device for an electronic musical instrument

1989-04-03

1991-09-03

Witkowski, Stanley J.

Music

Instruments

Electrical musical tone generation

84622, 84627, 84633, G10H 1057, G10H 106, G10H 146

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active

050442511

ABSTRACT:
An electronic musical instrument can execute a musical performance with two timbres mixed together by operating a single key, for example. Of the two timbres, a master timbre is set in normal mode and is stored in a first memory, while a slave timbre is selected in tone mix mode and is stored in a second memory. Each timbre can be altered as desired. To alter the master timbre, timbre switches are operated after the mode is temporarily changed to normal mode. To alter the slave timbre, the timbre switches are operated in tone mix mode. When the tone mix mode is set, this electronic musical instrument can permit a player to easily alter tone parameters such as the volume, pitch and attack delay time of each timbre.

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