Electronic percussion instrument for producing sound at intended loudness and electronic percussion system using the same
AssigneeYamaha Corporation
InventorYuichiro Suenaga
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AssigneeYamaha Corporation
InventorYuichiro Suenaga
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An electronic drum includes a pad to be beaten with sticks, a circular piezoelectric converter for converting stress to an electric signal and a semi-circular filter element adhered at one surface to the pad and at the other surface to the circular piezoelectric converter; the circular piezoelectric converter is partially held in contact with the semi-circular filter element and partially overhung under the pad; when the vibrations reach the filter element, the filter element eliminates high frequency vibration components from the vibrations, and transmits them to the half of the circular piezoelectric converter; the vibrations give rise to bending stress in the half of the piezoelectric converter held in contact with the filter element, and shake the other half of the piezoelectric converter; this results in enlargement of the bending stress, and the electric signal with a wide amplitude is taken out from the piezoelectric converter.
An electronic percussion instrument for generating an electric signal representative of vibrations, comprising:
An electronic percussion instrument for generating a first electric signal representative of first vibrations and a second electric signal representative of second vibrations, comprising:
An electronic percussion system for generating electronic percussion sound, comprising:
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