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VÚRT Číslizvuk modular synthesizer
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Deutsch: VÚRT Číslizvuk modular synthesizer, Czech Museum of Music, Prague
Modulární syntezátor Číslizvuk, 1977 Výzkumný ústav rozhlasu a televize Praha E 2793 Číslizvuk je analogový monofonní modulárn syntezátor. Navrhli ho Miroslav Kasper a Jaromír Vítek. Kromě prototypu byly postaveny pouze tři kusy. V současnosti se prototyp nachází na hudební fakultě pražské Akademie múzických umění a druhý exemplář v Českém muzeu hudby. Osud ostatnich je neznámý. Nástroj disponuje 2x VCO (s PWM; signály oscilátoru Ize směšovat), 2x VCF (LPF), 2x VCA, 2x ADR, tvarovačem řídícího napětí a osmi krokovým sekvencerem s dvěma kanály. Délku každého kroku Ize nastavit samostatně. Všechny moduly je možné libovolně propojovat, a tak vytvářet požadovaný zvuk. Syntezátor ize ovládat klávesnicí s označenim dk-l a krokovým sekvencerem s označením pz-/ (prototyp). Z období vzniku nástroje se nedochovala žádná nahrávka.
Modular synthesizer Císlizvuk, 1977
Radio and Television Research Institute
Prague
E 2793
Číslizvuk [Number Sound] is an analog
monophonic modular synthesizer. It was
designed by Miroslav Kasper and Jaromír
Vítek. Apart from the prototype, only three
pieces were built. Currently, the prototype
is located at the music faculty of the
Academy of Performing Arts in Prague, and the
second copy is in the Czech Museum of Music.
The fate of the last is unknown.
The instrument has 2x VCO (with PWM;
oscillator signals can be mixed), 2x VCF
(LPF), 2x VCA, 2x ADR, a control voltage
shaper and an eight-step sequencer with two
channels. The length of each step can be set
separately. All modules can be freely
connected to create the desired sound. The
synthesizer can be controlled by a keyboard
marked dk-1 and a step sequencer marked pz-1
(prototype). No recording has survived from
the period of the instrument's creation.
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