Metronome for designating visually the note of music to be played
CA 1086053 A · Owner: Del Castillo, Juan M. · Inventors: Del Castillo, Juan M.; Neumann, Arthur E.; Findlay, Donald
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An optical metronome using sheets of music of nonsagging sheets of translucent material with notes spaced according to their value and vertically aligned measures on a display panel of light columns formed of vertical bars of triangular cross-section in white reflectors with an angular air gap and a light source for each bar. Circuitry coordinates sequential lighting of the bars in proper musical tempo and properly placed downbeat and is also attached or attachable to electronic organ circuitry or stands alone with automatic turnoff of lights to the bars if organ not counting.
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- Granted September 23, 1980. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended September 23, 1997.
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