ELECTRONIC MUSICAL INSTRUMENT HAVING A CHORD DETECTING FUNCTION

Patent №

US 5,459,281

Granted

1995-10-17

Filed 1992

Owner

YAMAHA CORPORATION

Lab

AI components

1

nlp

Assignment

Recorded

Dataset

AIPD

2023_r1 edition

Application

07841723

A CPU extracts a specified number of tones, in order of lower pitch from among notes of pressed keys and then determines a chord based on the specified tones so that a musical relationship can be established between the tones corresponding to the depressed keys and the generated chord, thus eliminating incongruity in the performance. In addition, since the chord detection is made based on the specified number of tones, there is no need to play all the constituent notes of the chord. Moreover, by storing chord pattern abbreviations in chord table memory, chords are detected in the manner that of frequently occurring abbreviated chord patterns are prioritized over infrequently occurring chord patterns.

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AI classification

Natural language0.92
Speech0.00
Knowledge representation0.00
Evolutionary computation0.00
AI hardware0.00
Machine learning0.00
Vision0.00
Planning0.00

Ownership

YAMAHA CORPORATION

assignment · 60370874

Assignors

SHIBUKAWA, TAKEO

On an employer assignment, the assignors are typically the inventors.

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