Re: OCTAVE DIVIDER

[Kurt Biederwolf <kbiederw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

                      RE>>OCTAVE DIVIDER                           1/13/95

Everything that goes in...comes out as the original plus the octave
difference. It is not discriminatory with regards to monophony or polyphony.
-Kurt B.

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Date: 1/13/95 2:56 PM
To: Kurt Biederwolf
From: Harp-L@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    Re: OCTAVE DIVIDER
    
    Is an Octave Divider monophonic or polyphonic? What happens if you play 
    more than one note through it at a time. (I.e., octaves, thirds, fifths, 
    sixths?) Dose it crap out, Handle all notes, or interpret the more 
    dominant sound?
    
         Jack Ely - Columbus, Ohio  --Internet--> IMS_ELY@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
    


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