Musical equipment enabling a fixed selection of digitals to sound different musical scales
OwnerDonald K. Colesinventor
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Musical equipment enables the row of front digitals of a musical keyboard to sound either the diatonic scale or a six-tone musical scale. Thus music written by different methods of notation can be played on the keyboard by a musician trained in either one of the methods. Musical notation based on a six-tone musical scale can depict intimately the consonant sounds of music, and it can have a system of key signatures that is much easier to learn and to use than the traditional system of key signatures. When a keyboard digital is played, a digital identifying number for that keyboard digital is transmitted in binary code for a separate sound generator. Translating apparatus intercepts this transmission and transforms the digital numbers into associated pitch numbers in such a way that the front digitals of the keyboard can play either the diatonic scale or a six-tone scale, and can play either scale in any musical key with its key signature automatically actuated. When the front digitals of the keyboard are playing a selected musical scale, the back digitals can play the remaining tones of the twelve tone scale.
Musical equipment enabling a fixed selection of manually actuated digitals to sound either the diatonic scale or a six-tone musical scale comprising:
A process enabling a fixed selection of seven manually actuated digitals to sound any mode of the hexachord scale comprising:
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