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6.87 Toggle

The Toggle module is a clock divider. This module has two inputs and one output. The ﬁrst input is

the clock signal to be divided. The second input is used to reset the circuit. The output is the input

signal with a frequency divided by two. To perform this operation properly, this module should

only be used with clock signals in the ﬁrst input.

6.88 Tone wheel

The Tone wheel module is used to build combo organs. It is

mainly based on a Hammond tone wheel but also allows to generate

different tone colors ranging from ﬂute-like sounds (Hammond) to

reed-like sounds. This module has two inputs, a gate and a pitch

signal (1 Volt/octave), and one output, the signal produced by the

tone wheel.

Tuning

The nine buttons on the front panel are used to determine the note

played by the tone wheel. The different note possibilities follow har-

monic relationships and are labeled in feet (as a reference to pipe lengths in organs). When the

button is pressed, the tone wheel will play the note corresponding to the signal received on the

pitch input of the tone wheel (usually connected to the pitch output of a Keyboard module, con-

vention is 1 Volt/octave). When the 16

button is pressed the output is one octave below. The other

buttons, 5 1/3, 4, 2 2/3, 2, 1 3/5, 1 1/3, output a note a ﬁfth, an octave, a twelfth, 2 octaves, 2 octaves

and a major third, 2 octaves and a ﬁfth and 3 octaves above the pitch input respectively. The pitch

of the output can be ﬁne tuned by plus or minus 3 semitones using the ﬁne knob.

Switch effect

In addition to the sound of the tone wheel itself, the timbre of original hardware electric organs

also contains very typical noise components. This noise is due to two separate effects. First, when

a key is depressed on an organ, mechanical imperfections result in a slight random triggering delay

between tone wheels which has the effect of blurring the attack. The second component is a contact

noise. The Tone Wheel module reproduces this characteristic behavior of organs. When the switch

selector is in the left position there is no noise and the random delay is minimal. In the right

position, the amount of noise and random delay are maximum

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