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Press and hold the trigger button while advancing the vco range control toward
max. During the first 30° or so of rotation of the vco range control you should hear
nothing. After about 30° of rotation you should hear a low-pitched tone from the ...
Press and hold the trigger button while advancing the vco range control toward
max. During the first 30° or so of rotation of the vco range control you should hear
nothing. After about 30° of rotation you should hear a low-pitched tone from the ...
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2) Press and hold the highest key of the keyboard (C) and adjust the pitch knob (
R20, located on the keyboard control panel) for the pattern shown in Fig. A5-E,
indicating that the output of the vco is exactly four times the reference frequency.
2) Press and hold the highest key of the keyboard (C) and adjust the pitch knob (
R20, located on the keyboard control panel) for the pattern shown in Fig. A5-E,
indicating that the output of the vco is exactly four times the reference frequency.
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7) Press and hold the lowest C key and observe the scope trace. It should look
like Fig. A5-A, indicating that the vco is running at V4 the frequency of the
reference. Proceed with setting the intervals, starting with step 8. If the trace is not
as ...
7) Press and hold the lowest C key and observe the scope trace. It should look
like Fig. A5-A, indicating that the vco is running at V4 the frequency of the
reference. Proceed with setting the intervals, starting with step 8. If the trace is not
as ...
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Contents
An Introduction to Electronic Sound | 9 |
MicrophoneTape RecorderSineWave OscillatorVoltage | 32 |
MultivibratorsUnijunction OscillatorsIncorporating Inte | 53 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Electronic music circuit guidebook |
| Author | Brice Ward |
| Edition | illustrated |
| Publisher | G/L Tab Books, 1975 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | Nov 8, 2007 |
| Length | 223 pages |
| Subjects | › › Music / Ethnomusicology Music / Genres & Styles / Electronic |
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