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    • 7. 发明专利
    • Improvements in and relating to the Expression Controlling Means of Automatic Musical Instruments.
    • GB191417288A
    • 1915-07-21
    • GB191417288D
    • 1914-07-21
    • MORITZ FRIEDRICH
    • MORITZ FRIEDRICH
    • 17,288. Moritz, F. Aug. 1, 1913, [Convention date]. Tracker bars; expression, controlling; tunesheets.-Shoes b , Fig. 1, covering auxiliary ports a , to prevent opening of these ports by ordinary note holes in the tune-sheet, are lifted for expression control by small projections a, b, d, Fig. 6, on the tune-sheet. These projections may be formed by gummed cardboard, thread, wire, or string. For accentuating a note, a projection b is placed behind the second of two holes, so that the corresponding shoe is lifted when the holes come over the main and auxiliary ports respectively. If a projection d is placed in advance of the holes, or between them, or in each of these positions, the expression section of the striking pneumatic, or the separate expression pneumatic is exhausted before the main section, setting the striker in slow motion and producing a piano note. The use of a double-chambered pneumatic with a self-closing valve renders unnecessary a very accurate adjustment of the note holes and projections. The shoes b are carried by arms loosely mounted on a sleeve m on a shaft i, and are pressed on to the tune-sheet by their own weight, by weighted arms, or by springs; counterbalance arms h may be provided. The shoe arms are guided by teeth of a comb n carried by arms on the sleeve m so that both shoes and comb can be lifted for insertion of a tune-sheet. Alternatively, the shoes may work in vertical guides. Specification 2025/12 is referred to.
    • 10. 发明专利
    • Improvements in and relating to the Expression Controlling Means of Automatic Musical Instruments.
    • GB191202025A
    • 1913-02-25
    • GB191202025D
    • 1912-01-25
    • MORITZ FRIEDRICH
    • MORITZ FRIEDRICH
    • 2025. Moritz, F. Jan. 25. Actions; expression, controlling; tracker-bars. -Each striking - pneumatic is divided bv a flexible partition into two chambers, which normally communicate with each other and are controlled by separate tracker-ducts and valves. One chamber only of a pneumatic is connected to low tension exhaust to play a piano note. The second chamber may be connected to a high-tension wind-chest. Very loud notes may thus be played simultaneously with piano notes. The connexion between the chambers of a pneumatic is closed by an automatically-operated valve when a note is sounded. Special constructions of tracker-bars and valves are described. As shown in Figs. 1 and 9, the trackerbar 1 is provided with auxiliary ducts 17, one of which is provided for each of the ordinary ducts 2. Small ducts 41 may also be provided to counteract the effect of the bleed-holes 20 prior to the operation of the valves 22. Two auxiliary ducts of smaller area may be provided for each note instead of a single duct 17, the auxiliary ducts being connected by inclined passages to the channel 18. The striking-pneumatic is divided into chambers 14, 15 by a flexible partition 13. The chambers 14,15 normally communicate through a channel 27. When a narrow tune-sheet aperture passes over the tracker-bar 1, the duct 2 is exposed, causing the valve 8 to connect the chambers 14 through the channel 12 to the wind-chest 5. The valve 29, Fig. 3, which is freely mounted on the lever 28, is sucked on to its seating and closes the channel 27, Fig. 1. If the exhaust from the wind-chest 5 is throttled, a piano note is thus sounded. To sound a loud note, a wide tunesheet aperture exposes the tracker-ducts 2, 17, causing the operation of the valves 8, 22. The chambers 14, 15 are thus connected to the windchests 5, 21 respectively. The valves 29, 30, which normally balance the lever 28, close by suction. The valve 30 closes the atmospheric connexion 32 of the chamber 15, and the valve 29 closes the channel 27 so that the wind-chests 5, 21 are.not connected. A loud note is thus sounded, the exhaust in the wind-chest 21 being unthrottled. The valves are formed of rings 39 of aluminium or other light material, covered by disks 38 of india-rubber which overlap the peripheries of the rings. Fig. 5 represents a modification of the valve 29, the pin 36, which is secured to the lever 28, acting as a guide for the valve. India-rubber rings 40 are provided on the valve-seatings. A valve such as 8 or 22 is formed by securing two rubbercovered rings 39 to a threaded stem by means of nuts. A washer is interposed between the rings 39.