Tone generator
AssigneeNippon Gakki Seizo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorEiichiro Aoki
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AssigneeNippon Gakki Seizo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorEiichiro Aoki
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A tone generator for an electronic musical instrument. In the tone generator, a coincidence output is produced when contents of a counter which successively counts a clock pulse have amounted to a value representing a tone of a depressed key. The counter is reset by a reset pulse with delay of a predetermined clock time from the time when the coincidence output is produced. An example is disclosed in which an output of a desired period is statically produced by generating the reset pulse with delay of selected number of clock pulses with respect to the coincidence output. Also disclosed is another example in which desired signals among a plurality of delayed signals produced with delay of one or more clock pulses with respect to the coincidence output are dynamically selected for resetting the counter in response to an output of another counter which cyclically performs counting.
In a tone generator including a counting circuit for successively changing the content thereof in accordance with a clock pulse and a comparison circuit for comparing the content of the counting circuit with a set value for da depressed key to detect coincidence between the content and the set value, the coincidence detection output of said comparison circuit being utilized as a reset signal for resetting said counting circuit and an output pulse of a desired interval being produced at a timing of resetting of said counting circuit, the improvement which comprises:
In a tone generator including a counting circuit for successively changing the content thereof in accordance with a clock pulse and a comparison circuit for comparing the content of the counting circuit with a set value for a depressed key to detect coincidence between the content and the set value, the coincidence detection output of said comparison circuit being utilized as a reset signal for resetting said counting circuit and an output pulse of a desired interval being produced at a timing of resetting of said counting circuit, the improvement which comprises:
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