- and in
similar situations,
where the
large number of
tonewheels causes pickups to
overhear tonewheels other than
their own. This
causes the
organ to add...
- rock), and reggae. In the 1970s, the
Hammond Organ Company abandoned tonewheels and
switched to
integrated circuits.
These organs were less po****r, and...
-
Hammond introduced a set of
rapidly spinning magnetic wheels,
called tonewheels,
which excite transducers that
generate electrical signals of various...
-
manufactured in 1935.
Various models were produced,
which originally used
tonewheels to
generate sound via
additive synthesis,
where component waveform ratios...
- sounds. Each
tonewheel of the
instrument corresponded to a
single note, and, to
broaden its possibilities,
Cahill added several extra tonewheels to add harmonics...
- solid-state
circuitry or
computer chips,
rather than with
heavy mechanical tonewheels,
making clonewheel organs much lighter-weight and
smaller than vintage...
-
apparatus based on his wave siren. It was
pneumatic and
utilized cut-out
tonewheels, and was
criticized for low
purity of its
partial tones. Also
tibia pipes...
-
Telharmonium (or Teleharmonium, also
known as the Dynamaphone).
Using tonewheels to
generate musical sounds as
electrical signals by
additive synthesis...
-
often play a
variety of
different keyboard instruments,
including piano,
tonewheel organ, synthesizer, and clavinet. Some
keyboardists may also play related...
-
successful electric organ,
released in the 1930s. It used mechanical,
rotating tonewheels to
produce the
sound waveforms. Its
system of
drawbars allowed for setting...
