Source: https://patents.google.com/patent/JP2015004973A/en
Timestamp: 2019-10-18 16:45:48
Document Index: 178233995

Matched Legal Cases: ['art 101', 'art, 102', 'art, 103', 'art, 107', 'art, 108', 'art, 150']

JP2015004973A - Performance analyzing method and performance analyzer - Google Patents
Performance analyzing method and performance analyzer Download PDF
JP2015004973A
JP2015004973A JP2014106694A JP2014106694A JP2015004973A JP 2015004973 A JP2015004973 A JP 2015004973A JP 2014106694 A JP2014106694 A JP 2014106694A JP 2014106694 A JP2014106694 A JP 2014106694A JP 2015004973 A JP2015004973 A JP 2015004973A
JP2014106694A
祐 高橋
佳孝 浦谷
福太郎 奥山
川端　太郎
公一 石崎
Koichi Ishizaki
暖 篠井
Dan Shinoi
理沙 小室
2013-05-23 Priority to JP2013108708 priority Critical
2013-05-23 Priority to JP2013108708 priority
2014-05-23 Application filed by ヤマハ株式会社, Yamaha Corp filed Critical ヤマハ株式会社
2014-05-23 Priority to JP2014106694A priority patent/JP2015004973A/en
2015-01-08 Publication of JP2015004973A publication Critical patent/JP2015004973A/en
An object of the present invention is to identify a tendency of performance in distinction from performance failure or mistake.
A performance analysis apparatus compares performance information acquisition means for acquiring performance information of a performer and performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition means with reference information indicating the reference of the performance. Among the different performance sections, performance sections having a large difference between the performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition means and the reference information, the performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition means, and the reference information Determining means for determining a performance section having a small difference degree, and specifying means for specifying a tendency of the performance based on the difference degree in the performance section determined by the determination means to have a small difference degree. Prepare.
The present invention relates to a technique for analyzing performance of a musical instrument.
Techniques for evaluating the skill of playing musical instruments are known. For example, in Patent Document 1, performance data is compared with sequence data for each note, and if there is an error in the scale, if there is one extra note, or conversely, one note is missing, the total note It is described that 1 is subtracted from the number, and the final number of notes, that is, the number of correctly played notes, is used as an improvement level as an indicator of skill of performance. Patent Document 1 further describes obtaining an expected practice amount required to acquire a performance technique from the degree of improvement.
JP 2013-068879 A
By the way, in the actual performance, there is a situation where it is not a performance failure or a mistake although it is not a performance according to the score. For example, the performance may be slightly delayed from a predetermined timing, or the performance symbols may be slightly emphasized by a musical score. This is called a performance habit, but it is sometimes better to eliminate such habits if possible and bring it closer to the performance of the score. However, on the other hand, a prominent performer may perform intentionally not following the musical score in order to express a certain feeling. This is called performance personality. Such performance personality is often a preferred performance technique for enhancing the artistry of the performance, unlike the performance habits described above. Since the technique described in Patent Document 1 only determines whether or not the performance is a failure or mistake, evaluation of the habits and individuality of such performance (hereinafter collectively referred to as “performance tendency”). Can not do it.
The present invention has been made under the above-described background, and it is an object of the present invention to specify a performance tendency in distinction from performance failures and mistakes.
The present invention is an acquisition step of acquiring performance information of a performer, and comparing the performance information acquired by the acquisition step with reference information indicating the reference of the performance, among performance sections that are different from each other, A determination step of determining a performance section having a large difference between the performance information acquired by the acquisition step and the reference information and a performance section having a small difference between the performance information acquired by the acquisition step and the reference information. And a specifying step of specifying the tendency of the performance based on the degree of difference in the performance section in which the degree of difference is determined to be small by the determination step.
Further, the present invention is different from each other in comparing performance information acquisition means for acquiring performance information of a performer and performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition means with reference information indicating the reference of the performance. Among the performance sections, the performance section having a large difference between the performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition means and the reference information, and the difference between the performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition means and the reference information A performance analysis comprising: determination means for determining a performance section having a small performance; and specifying means for specifying a tendency of the performance based on the difference in the performance section determined by the determination means to have a small difference. Providing equipment.
According to the present invention, it is possible to identify the tendency of performance in distinction from performance failure or mistake.
The figure which showed the whole structure of the performance analysis system 1 which concerns on one Embodiment of this invention. The figure which showed the external appearance of the electronic musical instrument 10. FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of an electronic musical instrument 10. FIG. The figure which showed the hardware constitutions of the server apparatus 20. FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a flow of processing performed by the electronic musical instrument 10. The figure which showed an example of the screen which the electronic musical instrument 10 displays. The flowchart which showed the flow of the process which the server apparatus 20 performs. The figure explaining the way of thinking when specifying the difference in pronunciation timing.
FIG. 1 is a diagram showing an overall configuration of a performance analysis system 1 according to an embodiment of the present invention. In the performance analysis system 1, an electronic musical instrument 10 used when a performer performs and a server device 20 that functions as a performance analysis device that analyzes the performance are connected to a communication network 2 such as the Internet. Although a large number of electronic musical instruments 10 and server devices 20 can be connected to the communication network 2, in FIG. 1, in order to prevent the drawing from becoming complicated, one electronic musical instrument 10 and one server device 20 are connected. Is shown.
(Configuration of electronic musical instrument 10)
FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the external appearance of the electronic musical instrument 10. The electronic musical instrument 10 is an automatic performance piano in this embodiment. The electronic musical instrument 10 includes the same mechanism as that of a general acoustic piano, such as an action mechanism that strikes a string in accordance with the movement of a key on the keyboard, or a damper that stops vibration of the string. The electronic musical instrument 10 has the same configuration as that of a general automatic performance piano, such as an actuator for driving a key and a sensor for detecting the movement of the key. In addition, the electronic musical instrument 10 includes an interface 150 through which various types of information are input and output, and a touch panel 103 that displays a screen for operating the electronic musical instrument 10 and receives instructions from the operator.
FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of the electronic musical instrument 10. The storage unit 102 includes a nonvolatile memory, and stores, for example, a musical instrument identifier that uniquely identifies the electronic musical instrument 10. The communication unit 105 is connected to the interface 150. The communication unit 105 has a function of communicating with the server device 20 via the interface 150 connected to the communication network 2.
The sensor unit 107 includes a sensor that detects the movement of the keys on the keyboard. A sensor is provided for each key of the keyboard, and when the player performs a performance by operating the key, a signal corresponding to the movement of the key is output from the sensor unit 107 to the control unit 101. The drive unit 108 has an actuator (for example, a solenoid) that drives a key of the keyboard. An actuator is provided for each key of the keyboard. When the actuator is driven, the key is operated, and the action mechanism is operated in accordance with the operation of the key, so that the string is struck.
The control unit 101 is a microcontroller including a CPU (Central Processing Unit), a ROM (Read Only Memory), and a RAM (Random Access Memory). When the CPU executes a program stored in the ROM, an automatic performance function is realized. Further, when a program stored in the ROM is executed by the CPU, a function of generating a MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface: registered trademark) message in accordance with a keyboard operation, a function of measuring date and time, and the like are realized. The control unit 101 controls the communication unit 105 to transmit the generated MIDI message, date / time information, and the like to the server device 20. The MIDI message and date / time information are performance information of the performer and represent the result of performance by the performer. In addition, the control unit 101 controls the communication unit 105 to acquire a MIDI message and date / time information stored in the server device 20. The control unit 101 can also perform an automatic performance by controlling the drive unit 108 according to the MIDI message and date / time information.
FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of the server device 20. The communication unit 205 functions as an interface for performing communication via the communication network 2 and communicates with other devices under the control of the control unit 201. The display unit 203 includes a display device and displays various screens for operating the server device 20. The operation unit 204 includes a keyboard and a mouse for operating the server device 20. By operating the keyboard and mouse of the operation unit 204, the player inputs various instructions to the server device 20.
The storage unit 202 includes a hard disk device, and stores various types of information transmitted from the electronic musical instrument 10 and a program that realizes a server function in the client-server system. The storage unit 202 also includes a MIDI message according to the music score of each musical piece, date / time information indicating the sound generation timing of each note according to the music score, and date / time information indicating the timing of stopping the sound generation of each note (hereinafter referred to as the sound stop timing). The performance standard information including is stored. This performance reference information becomes a reference when analyzing the performance of the performer. The control unit 201 is hardware that controls each unit, and includes a CPU, a ROM, a RAM, and the like. The CPU of the control unit 201 reads out and executes a program stored in the storage unit 202 and controls each unit of the server device 20. When the CPU of the control unit 201 executes a program stored in the storage unit 202, the server device 20 has a function of storing various types of information transmitted from the electronic musical instrument 10 in the storage unit 202, and MIDI among the stored various types of information. A function of analyzing a performance based on the message and date / time information to identify a tendency of the performance and a function of transmitting various information stored in the storage unit 202 to the electronic musical instrument 10 are realized.
Next, an operation example of this embodiment will be described.
When performing, the performer performs an operation for instructing the start of the performance on the touch panel 103. At this time, the performer inputs the name or identifier of the musical piece to be played to the electronic musical instrument 10. When an operation for instructing the start of performance is performed, the control unit 101 starts recording a MIDI message. Specifically, when the player outputs a signal output from the sensor unit 107 by pressing a key (FIG. 5: YES in step SA1), the control unit 101 outputs a signal output from the sensor unit 107. In response, a MIDI message including a note-on message, a note number corresponding to the pressed key, and performance information such as velocity corresponding to the keyed operation is generated (step SA2). The control unit 101 stores the note-on MIDI message in association with the date / time information output by the time measuring unit 1003 when the MIDI message is generated in the storage unit 102 (step SA3).
Next, in the electronic musical instrument 10, when the player outputs a signal output from the sensor unit 107 by releasing the finger from the pressed key (FIG. 6: YES in step SA1), the control unit 101 detects the sensor unit. In response to the signal output from 107, a MIDI message including a note-off message, a note number corresponding to the released key, and performance information such as velocity corresponding to the key operation is generated (step). SA2). Further, the control unit 101 stores the note-off MIDI message in association with the date / time information output from the time measuring unit 1003 when the MIDI message is generated in the storage unit 102 (step SA3). The control unit 101 generates a MIDI message each time a key is operated, and stores the generated MIDI message and date / time information in association with each other in the storage unit 102.
When the performer finishes the performance, the player performs an operation for instructing the end of the performance recording on the touch panel 103. When an operation for instructing the end of performance recording is performed (YES in step SA4, YES in step SB4), control unit 101 receives a performance recording start instruction and receives a performance recording end instruction. A performance file in which MIDI messages and date / time information stored between them are collected as one file is generated. The control unit 101 generates a performance file identifier for uniquely identifying the generated performance file, and causes the storage unit 102 to store the performance file including the performance file identifier and the name or identifier of the music input by the performer.
When the performer stores the performance file in the server device 20, the performer performs an operation for instructing display of the performance file list on the touch panel 103. When this operation is performed, the control unit 101 refers to the performance file stored in the storage unit 102 and controls the touch panel 103 so that a list of performance files is displayed. For example, when the player selects a desired performance file from the list shown in FIG. 6 and instructs the touch panel 103 to send the selected performance file to the server device 20, the control unit 101 The performance file selected by the performer and the musical instrument identifier are read from the storage unit 102, and the communication unit 105 is controlled to transmit them to the server device 20.
When the communication unit 205 of the server device 20 receives the performance file and the musical instrument identifier transmitted from the electronic musical instrument 10, the control unit 201 stores the performance file received by the communication unit 205 and the musical instrument identifier in association with each other in the storage unit 202. Let Note that the control unit 101 may transmit the performance file to the server device 20 in parallel with the generation and storage of the performance file, without the player instructing the server device 20 to store the performance file. Further, the control unit 101 may automatically transmit a performance file to the server device 20 when an operation for instructing the end of performance recording is performed by the performer.
The control unit 201 compares the MIDI message and date / time information in the performance file with the performance reference information stored in advance in the storage unit 202 for the same music piece, and the degree of difference between them (hereinafter referred to as the degree of difference). To identify performance trends. Specifically, it is as follows.
In FIG. 7, the control unit 201 extracts a MIDI message and date / time information from the performance file stored in the storage unit 202 (step SB1). Here, the control unit 201 functions as performance information acquisition means for acquiring performance information of the performer. On the other hand, the performance reference information stored in advance in the storage unit 202 includes the MIDI message and date / time information according to the score as described above. The control unit 201 compares the MIDI message and date / time information in the performance file with the MIDI message and date / time information included in the performance reference information for each note (step SB2). Then, the control unit 201 records the degree of difference between the two in units of one note.
Here, an example relating to the sound generation timing will be mainly described as the degree of difference. FIG. 8 is a diagram for explaining the concept when the degree of difference in sound generation timing is specified. The upper score indicates the contents of the performance reference information. In the performance reference information, for example, it is assumed that the sound generation timing of a certain note N is time t 0 on the time axis. A time that is a predetermined period on the time axis from the time t 0 is t F , and a time that is a predetermined period on the time axis from the time t 0 is t B. The period from time t F to t 0 (not including time t 0 ) is called the previous performance period FS for note N, and the period from time t 0 to t B (not including time t 0 ) is related to note N This is called the post-performance period BS. During the period before the time t F (time t F is not included), and, the duration of the behind the time t B (time t B is not included), called a play failure period M for notes N.
If the sound generation timing when the performer plays the above note N belongs to the performance failure period M, the degree of difference from the performance reference information (time difference from the time t 0 ) is relatively large. Or consider it a mistake. Further, when the sound generation timing when the note N is played belongs to the previous performance period FS or the subsequent performance period BS, the degree of difference from the performance reference information (time difference from the time t 0 ) is relatively small. This is not a failure or a mistake, but a tendency of performance within a range allowed as a correct performance. If the number of times of sounding in the previous performance period FS is large and the number of times of sounding in the subsequent performance period BS is small, it is considered that the timing of performance tends to be earlier. If the number of pronunciations in the period BS is large, it is considered that the performance timing tends to be delayed. The control unit 201 compares the MIDI message in the performance file with the MIDI message included in the performance reference information, identifies the correspondence between the two notes, refers to the date / time information of the corresponding note, and generates the sound generation timing. Is recorded as the degree of difference (step SB3). Specifically, the control unit 201 records, for each note, whether the sound generation timing when the performer plays each note belongs to the performance failure period M, the previous performance period FS, or the subsequent performance period BS. I will do it. Then, the control unit 201 aggregates the degree of difference for each note for each performance failure period M, the previous performance period FS, and the subsequent performance period BS, and specifies the performance tendency (step SB5).
Note that the control unit 201 obtains the degree of difference based on the sound generation timing of the note N when specifying the degree of difference in sound generation timing. The degree of difference may be obtained based on the time difference from the sound generation timing when the performer plays the note N.
Specific rules applied at this time are as follows, for example. (Rule 1) Except for a group of notes to be analyzed whose sound generation timing belongs to the performance failure period M, when the ratio of sound generation timing belonging to the previous performance period FS is 20% or more, the performance is performed at an earlier timing. If there is a tendency (Rule 2) of the note group to be analyzed that the sounding timing belongs to the performance failure period M, except for those whose sounding timing belongs to the performance failure period M, the delay is greater than 20% There is a tendency to perform at the timing. The control unit 201 applies the above-described rules 1 and 2 to specify the tendency of performance for each predetermined number of bars constituting the music, for example. Here, the control unit 201 compares the performance information of the performer with the reference information that is the reference of the performance, and among the performance sections that differ from each other (sections of each note), the performance sections that have a large difference between the two. It functions as a determination unit that determines (a section of notes belonging to the performance failure period M) and a performance section (a section of notes belonging to the previous performance period FS and the subsequent performance period BS) having a small difference between the two.
Furthermore, the performance tendency of a famous player is prepared in advance, and the control unit 201 compares the performance tendency specified in step SB4 with the performance tendency of a famous player, and the similarity is a threshold value. In the above case, it is determined that the performance tendency is similar to a famous player (step SB5; YES). As a performance tendency of this prominent player, a performance tendency for each predetermined number of measures (for example, playing at an earlier timing or playing at a later timing) is stored in the storage unit 202 in advance. For example, the control unit 201 compares the prominent player's performance tendency with the performance tendency specified in step SB5 for every predetermined number of bars, and determines how much of the overall tendency the music piece matches. By calculating the similarity, the similarity is calculated. Then, the control unit 201 records the fact that there is a performance personality similar to the name of the famous player and the player in association with the performance file (step SB6).
On the other hand, if the similarity is less than the threshold, the control unit 201 determines that the performance tendency is not similar to a famous player (step SB5; NO). Then, the control unit 201 records that the timing of sounding tends to be earlier or later as a habit of performance in association with the performance file (step SB7). As described above, the control unit 201 functions as a specifying unit that specifies a tendency of performance based on the degree of difference in the performance section in which it is determined that the degree of difference is small. The performance tendency specified in this way is notified from the server device 20 to the electronic musical instrument 10 and displayed on the electronic musical instrument 10, so that the performer can recognize it.
Although the above is an example of sound generation timing analysis, stop timing may be used as an analysis target. In addition to this, for the velocity and pitch (in the case of stringed instruments), or for performance symbols such as pianissimo, piano, mezzo piano, mesoforte, forte, fortissimo, etc., the control unit 201 performs the performance file and performance in the same manner as described above. Compared with the reference information, the difference between the two (for example, in the case of velocity, the difference between the velocity value of the performance file and the velocity value of the performance reference information, in the case of pitch, the pitch value of the performance file and the pitch of the performance reference information) The tendency of performance may be specified on the basis of the difference between the values of the first and second values.
(Playing back the performance)
Next, the operation when playing a performance file will be described. When a performer reproduces a performance file stored in the storage unit 102, first, when the performer performs an operation on the touch panel 103 to request a list of performance files stored in the server device 20, the electronic musical instrument. A message requesting a list of performance files including a musical instrument identifier is transmitted from 10 to the server device 20.
When this message is received by the server device 20, the control unit 201 generates a list of performance files associated with the instrument identifiers included in the received message, and transmits the generated list to the electronic musical instrument 10. To do. When the list transmitted from the server device 20 is received by the communication unit 105 of the electronic musical instrument 10, the control unit 101, according to the received list, for example, as shown in FIG. The performance end date and time is displayed on the touch panel 103.
When the player selects a performance file from the displayed list and performs an operation for instructing acquisition of the selected performance file on the touch panel 103, the control unit 101 performs the performance file identifier of the performance file selected by the player. A message requesting a performance file is transmitted to the server device 20.
When the server device 20 receives this message, the control unit 201 searches the storage unit 202 for a performance file associated with the performance file identifier included in the received message. When the server device 20 finds a performance file including this performance file identifier, the server device 20 transmits the found performance file to the electronic musical instrument 10. When the performance file transmitted from the server device 20 is received by the electronic musical instrument 10, the control unit 101 stores the received performance file in the storage unit 102. Thereafter, when an operation for instructing display of the performance file list stored in the storage unit 102 is performed on the touch panel 103, the information on the performance file acquired from the server device 20 is displayed in the performance file list. Here, in the touch panel 103, as shown in FIG. 6, the performance file identifier included in the performance file, the earliest date / time information (performance start date / time) among the times included in the performance file, the performance file The latest date and time information (performance end date and time) of the included times is displayed. When the player selects a performance file acquired from the server device 20 in the displayed list and performs an operation on the touch panel 103 to instruct playback of the selected performance file, the performance file acquired from the server device 20 is played back. Done.
Specifically, the control unit 101 controls the driving unit 108 based on the MIDI message in order from the MIDI message with the earliest date and time of the associated date and time information among the MIDI messages included in the performance file. To do. That is, the control unit 101 functions as a playback unit that plays back the performance based on the performance file. For example, when there is a note-off message with the time of the date and time information “13:06:06” after the note-on message with the time of the date and time information “13:06:05”, 1 second of the note-on message Since there is a note-off message later, the control unit 101 drives the key based on the note-off MIDI message one second after the key is driven based on the note-on MIDI message. And the control part 101 will complete | finish the reproduction | regeneration processing of a performance file, if the information matched with the latest date information contained in the performance file is processed.
According to the present embodiment, it is possible to specify a performance tendency that is not a performance according to the score but cannot be said to be a performance failure or mistake. Furthermore, it is possible to determine an unfavorable performance habit and a desirable performance personality among the performance trends.
The above-described embodiment may be modified as follows. It should be noted that the above-described embodiment and the following modifications can be combined as appropriate.
When reproducing the performance based on the performance file in which the performance tendency is specified, the control unit 201 reproduces the performance so as to emphasize the difference contents when reproducing the previous performance period FS and the subsequent performance period BS. May be. For example, the control unit 101 generates a note earlier than the date and time information included in the performance file in a performance section identified as having a tendency to perform at an earlier timing based on Rule 1. Further, the control unit 101 generates a note later than the date and time information included in the performance file in the performance section identified as having a tendency to perform at a later timing based on the rule 2. Further, the control unit 101 generates a sound with a velocity larger than the velocity in the performance file for a performance section identified as having a tendency to perform at an earlier timing or later timing based on the rule 1 (that is, at a higher volume). Pronounced).
In other words, the control unit 101 is a reproducing unit that reproduces a performance based on performance information, and as a reproducing unit that reproduces a performance so as to emphasize the content of the difference in a performance section that is determined to have a small difference. Function. Thereby, since the performance tendency is emphasized and reproduced, the performer can easily recognize his / her performance tendency.
When playing a performance based on a performance file for which a performance tendency is specified, a beat sound may be reproduced at a tempo corresponding to the performance file simultaneously with the reproduction. Thereby, the change of the performance tempo can be easily recognized.
The unit for specifying the tendency of performance does not have to be a predetermined number of bars constituting the music, and may be, for example, a player unit or a music unit played by the player. .
The performance reference information may be model data based on a score as in the embodiment, or an average value derived from the music performed by the performer or a plurality of music performed by the performer. There may be. Or the average value of the other player different from the player may be sufficient.
Further, the control unit 201 may record a performance change and a temporal change in individuality, and may calculate the performance improvement based on this recording. Further, the control unit 201 may predict the future progress from the temporal change in the progress. Further, when the amount of change in the progress curve of the progress becomes small, the control unit 201 may notify the player to that effect and encourage the practice. You may display the change curve of the performance performance and the time change of the recorded performance habit and individuality as a graph.
In the above-described embodiment, the electronic musical instrument 10 is an automatic performance piano having an acoustic piano mechanism, but the electronic musical instrument 10 is not limited to this automatic performance piano. For example, an electronic piano that does not include an acoustic piano mechanism or a keyboard instrument such as an electronic keyboard may be used. It may be an acoustic instrument that does not have the function of an electronic instrument. Moreover, musical instruments other than a keyboard instrument, for example, a stringed instrument such as a guitar, or a wind instrument such as a trumpet may be used.
In the above-described embodiment, the performance information is the MIDI message and date / time information, but is not limited to the MIDI message. For example, the performance information may be waveform data of sound collected by collecting performance sound with a microphone.
In the above-described embodiment, the electronic musical instrument 10 transmits the performance file to the server device 20, but is not limited to this configuration. For example, the MIDI message and date / time information generated by the electronic musical instrument 10 may be output to a computer device (for example, a personal computer, a smartphone, or a tablet terminal) connected to the interface 150. In this configuration, the performance file may be stored in the computer device by performing start and end operations of performance recording in the computer device. In these cases, the computer device connected to the interface 150 functions as a performance analysis device.
Further, the electronic musical instrument 10 itself may store and analyze the performance file. In this case, the electronic musical instrument 10 functions as a performance analysis device.
In the above-described embodiment, the date and time information of the performance file and the performance reference information is used for the comparison. However, the time information (note) includes the relative time between the notes as time information in the performance file and the performance reference information. Relative time) may be used for comparison.
Further, as a modification, the performance tendency is generated by storing the specified performance tendency in the storage unit 102 or the storage unit 202 and adding the performance tendency to the score information (information having no habit or individuality). You may make it do. Thereby, performance information having a habit and personality of the performance of the performer can be generated. Moreover, you may make it auralize by reproducing | regenerating the produced | generated performance information.
As a modification, the individual personalities of the performers may be grasped by comparing performance tendencies of a plurality of performers in the same musical piece. For example, the average value of information related to timing among performance trends of multiple players is obtained, and by comparing with this average value, the individuality such as the tendency to perform at an earlier timing than other players is grasped. can do.
The present invention can be implemented not only in a performance analysis apparatus but also in a form of a performance analysis method performed by a computer or a program for causing a computer to function as a performance analysis apparatus. Such a program may be provided in a form recorded on a recording medium such as an optical disc, or may be provided in a form such that the program is downloaded to a computer via a network such as the Internet, and the program can be installed and used. Is possible.
The following summarizes the disclosure.
(1) The performance analysis method of the present invention is different from each other in that the acquisition step of acquiring performance information of the performer and the performance information acquired by the acquisition step are compared with reference information indicating the reference of the performance. Among the performance sections, the performance section having a large difference between the performance information acquired by the acquisition step and the reference information, and the performance having a small difference between the performance information acquired by the acquisition process and the reference information A determination step of determining a section, and a specifying step of identifying the tendency of the performance based on the difference degree in the performance section determined to have a small difference by the determination step.
(2) For example, the performance analysis method further includes a playback step of playing back the performance based on the performance information, and in the playback step, the content of the difference is determined in the performance section where the degree of difference is determined to be small. Play the performance as if emphasized.
(3) For example, in the performance analysis method, a performance tendency of a performer prepared in advance is compared with the performance tendency specified by the specifying step, and the performance tendency of the performer and the specifying step are compared. A similarity determination step of determining similarity to the identified performance tendency is further provided.
(4) For example, in the specifying step, the performance tendency is specified in units of performers, units of music performed by the performers, or a predetermined number of measures constituting the music.
(5) For example, in the determination step, the performance information acquired in the acquisition step is compared with reference information indicating the reference of the performance in units of one note to obtain the degree of difference.
(6) For example, the performance analysis apparatus of the present invention compares performance information acquisition means for acquiring performance information of a performer, and performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition means with reference information indicating the reference of the performance. Among performance sections that are different from each other, a performance section having a large difference between the performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition means and the reference information, and the performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition means A determination unit that determines a performance section having a small difference from the reference information, and a specification that identifies the performance tendency based on the difference in the performance section determined by the determination unit to have a small difference And means.
(7) For example, the performance analysis device is a reproducing means for reproducing the performance based on the performance information, and emphasizes the content of the difference in the performance section in which the degree of difference is determined to be small. Reproducing means for reproducing the performance is further provided.
(8) For example, the performance analysis apparatus compares a performance tendency of the performer prepared in advance with the performance tendency specified by the specifying means, and the performance tendency of the performer and the specifying means The apparatus further includes similarity determination means for determining similarity with the identified performance tendency.
(9) For example, the specifying means specifies the performance tendency in units of performers, units of music performed by the performers, or a predetermined number of measures constituting the music.
(10) For example, the determination means obtains a difference degree by comparing the performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition means with reference information indicating the performance reference in units of one note.
DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 ... Performance analysis system, 10 ... Electronic musical instrument, 20 ... Server apparatus, 101 ... Control part, 102 ... Memory | storage part, 103 ... Touch panel, 105 ... Communication part, 107 ... Sensor part, 108 ... Drive part, 150 ... Interface, 201 ... Control unit 202 ... Storage unit 203 ... Display unit 204 ... Operation unit 205 ... Communication unit
Performance information acquisition means for acquiring performance information of the performer;
The performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition unit is compared with reference information indicating the reference of the performance, and the performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition unit and the reference are out of performance sections that are different from each other. A determination means for determining a performance section having a large difference from the information, and a performance section having a small difference between the performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition means and the reference information;
Identification means for identifying the tendency of the performance based on the degree of difference in the performance section in which the degree of difference is determined to be small by the determination means;
A performance analysis apparatus comprising:
The playback means for playing back the performance based on the performance information, further comprising a playback means for playing back the performance in such a performance section that the degree of difference is determined to be emphasized in the performance section. The performance analysis apparatus according to 1.
The performance tendency of the performer prepared in advance is compared with the tendency of the performance specified by the specifying means, and the similarity between the tendency of the performer performance and the performance tendency specified by the specifying means is determined. The performance analysis apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising similarity determination means for determining.
The performance analysis according to any one of claims 1 to 3, wherein the specifying means specifies a tendency of the performance in units of performers, units of music performed by the performers, or a predetermined number of bars constituting the music. apparatus.
4. The determination unit according to claim 1, wherein the determination unit compares the performance information acquired by the performance information acquisition unit with reference information indicating the reference of the performance in units of one note to obtain a difference degree. 5. Performance analysis device.
An acquisition step of acquiring performance information of the performer;
The performance information acquired by the acquisition step is compared with the reference information indicating the performance reference, and the performance information acquired by the acquisition step is different from the reference information among performance sections that are different from each other. A determination step of determining a performance interval having a large degree and a performance interval having a small difference between the performance information acquired by the acquisition step and the reference information;
A specifying step of identifying a tendency of the performance based on the degree of difference in the performance section in which the degree of difference is determined to be small by the determination step;
A performance analysis method comprising:
JP2014106694A 2013-05-23 2014-05-23 Performance analyzing method and performance analyzer Pending JP2015004973A (en)
JP2013108708 2013-05-23
JP2014106694A JP2015004973A (en) 2013-05-23 2014-05-23 Performance analyzing method and performance analyzer
JP2015004973A true JP2015004973A (en) 2015-01-08
ID=51933687
JP2014106694A Pending JP2015004973A (en) 2013-05-23 2014-05-23 Performance analyzing method and performance analyzer
US (1) US20160104469A1 (en)
JP (1) JP2015004973A (en)
WO (1) WO2014189137A1 (en)
JPH05142984A (en) * 1991-11-24 1993-06-11 Casio Comput Co Ltd Electronic musical instrument
JP2007264569A (en) * 2006-03-30 2007-10-11 Yamaha Corp Retrieval device, control method, and program
2014-05-23 JP JP2014106694A patent/JP2015004973A/en active Pending
2014-05-23 US US14/892,764 patent/US20160104469A1/en not_active Abandoned
2014-05-23 WO PCT/JP2014/063722 patent/WO2014189137A1/en active Application Filing
WO2014189137A1 (en) 2014-11-27
US20160104469A1 (en) 2016-04-14
US7667131B2 (en) 2010-02-23 Player technique control system for a stringed instrument and method of playing the instrument
JP3885587B2 (en) 2007-02-21 Performance control apparatus and performance control program, and recording medium