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2.
Connection
with
External Amplifier
and Speaker
Connect
the
100F
to
a
tone reproducing equipment.
The
sound
quality
may
be changed by
the
type
of
equipment.
The
list
on
the
right
shows
the general
connection
between
the
Audio
Jacks
on
the
rear
panel of the
100F
and
the
connection
devices of various
equipments.
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IN
HIGH
OUT
LOW
OUT
(5V)
(0.2V)
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Fig.
3
Output
Signal
HIGH
OUT
LOW OUT
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Input Jack
of
an
Organ
Auxiliary
Jack
of
a
Stereo
System
Line
In
Jack
of
a
Tape
Recorder
Input Jack
of
a
Guitar Amplifier
Mic
In
Jack
of a
Tape
Recorder
Mic,
Guitar Input
Jack
of
an
Organ
3.
Description
of
each
Function
3-1
VCO
a.
Tuning and
Pitch
Range
(Fig.
5)
The
pitch of
the
VCO
is
controlled
by
the control
signal
(voltage)
applied to
it.
On
the
100F;
TUNE,
RANGE,
LFO,
PROTAMENTO
and
ENVELOPE
GENERATOR
are
provided
as
controllers
or
selectors to
change
the voltage fed
to
the
VCO.
Set
all
the controllers
and
selectors
to
match
the positions
shown
in
Fig.
4,
then play on the keyboard.
It
will
give
you
the
8
feet
pitch
sound which
is
equivalent to the
pitch of
pianos
or organs.
Tuning
the
100F
with another musical instruments can be
done by moving
the
VCO TUNE
slider,
located
on
the
upper
centre
of the panel,
up and down. The
RANGE
is
the transposer
to
shift
the
pitch
octave
by
octave.
By
turning
it
to
RANGE
4,
the
entire
pitch
is
shifted to
4
feet
which
is
one
octave
higher;
and
to
RANGE
2,
it
is
shifted to
2
feet
range.
On
the
other
hand,
by
turning
it
to
RANGE
16, the pitch
is
shifted
down
by one
octave
from
8
feet
to
16
feet,
and
to
RANGE
32 and
64,
it
is
shifted
down
by
one
octave each
in
sequence.
On
LOW
RANGE,
the
VCO
oscillates
so
low frequency
(the
lowest
is
about
0.3
Hz) that
you
can
hear
the
sound
only
intermittently.
This
LOW RANGE
is
often used to control the
VCF.
(See
P.7)
Following
is
the
list
which shows
the general
relation
between
each range
and
various musical
instruments.
J
RANGE
Musical Instruments
.....
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Musical
Instruments
Reed,.Whistle,
Grocken-Spiel
Horn, Marimba,.
Cello
Piccolo, Violin
.-.••'
Tenor
Sax,
Trombone
Flute, Viola, Clarinet
Tuba, Contra-bass
'
.
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