[sdiy] Hohner Electronic Piano
dragon.servicing
dragon.servicing at googlemail.com
Wed May 14 09:14:56 CEST 2008
Hi,
I think that the idea of the design might be similar to the Crumar
Compac Piano.
there was I think also a Hohner international string machine ?
I think there is only one filter used for each sound over the whole
keyboard.
an interesting piece of keyboard history.
regards Peter
Gregtronic wrote:
> Hey all. I just got a Hohner International Electronic Piano. It has
> two sounds which are piano and harpsichord which both sound cool
> especially when you mix them together. Also it has a nice vibrato
> function which has control over the speed. Of course the moment i got
> this, my mind starts wandering to cool ways i could mod this. It would
> be great if i could access the filter(s) to add controls, the vibrato so
> i could adjust depth, and if i could modify the envelope. The first two
> mods would be simpler than the envelope mod. Because the synth uses
> frequency dividers, there's an envelope for each individual note. But
> i'm thinking if i could just got a constant sustain signal, i could use
> a volume pedal and have a pretty sweet string synth. That, added with
> the controls for the filter and vibrato.
>
> Of course, without the schematics i'm pretty much hopelessly lost at
> this point, as i have never even attempted to reverse engineer anything,
> so i'm saving that for my last possible choice. Does anyone happen to
> know if there are schematics or a service manual around for these?
> There's not much information on the internet as it is about these guys.
> Also, are my mods even realistic/possible/worth it? Any help or
> information anyone has would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Cheers!
>
> -Gregory
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