Stringed instrument with embedded DSP modeling
AssigneeLine 6, Inc.
InventorsPeter J. Celi, Michel A. Doidic, David W. Fruehling, Marcus Ryle
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AssigneeLine 6, Inc.
InventorsPeter J. Celi, Michel A. Doidic, David W. Fruehling, Marcus Ryle
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Disclosed is a stringed instrument with embedded digital signal processing (DSP) modeling capabilities. The stringed instrument has a body and a plurality of strings and each of the plurality of strings is respectively coupled to a pickup of a polyphonic pickup. The polyphonic pickup is used to detect a vibration signal for each string. An A/D converter converts the detected vibration signal of a string into a digital string vibration signal. Further, a digital signal processor is located within the body of the stringed instrument to process the digital string vibration signal. Particularly, the digital signal processor is used to process the digital string vibration signal such that the corresponding string tone of one of a plurality of selectable stringed instruments may be emulated. The emulated digital tone signal is then converted to analog form to create an emulated analog tone signal for output to an amplification device.
A stringed instrument with embedded digital signal processing (DSP) modeling capabilities, the stringed instrument having a body and at least one string, the stringed instrument comprising:
A guitar with embedded digital signal processing (DSP) modeling capabilities, the guitar having a body and at least one string, the guitar comprising:
A method of emulating a plurality of different stringed instruments with a stringed instrument having embedded digital signal processing (DSP) modeling capabilities, the method comprising:
A processor-readable medium having stored thereon instructions, which when executed by a processor in a stringed instrument having embedded digital signal processing (DSP) modeling capabilities, cause the processor to perform the following operations:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.