Wind type tone synthesizer adapted for simulating a conical reso

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1992-05-05

1995-08-01

Shoop, Jr., William M.

Music

Instruments

Electrical musical tone generation

84661, G10H 502

Patent

active

054381568

ABSTRACT:
An acoustic wind instrument having a conical tube is simulated by two cylindrical tubes communicated to each other at each one end. A parallel connection of electrical signal transmission lines, each simulating a cylindrical tube constitute a synthesizer synthesizing the sound of the conical acoustic wind instrument. Each signal transmission line includes a shift register for giving a delay to the input signal, a multiplier for simulating sound reflection, and a filter for affording a tone color. An exciting signal is injected at the interconnection of the parallel connection through a junction circuit.

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