JP2001100630A - Hearing training device - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a hearing training device allowing a trainee of hearing to train him-/herself in certain circumstances, without requiring senses of pitch, rhythm, or the like of the trainee. SOLUTION: This hearing training device comprises a storage means 1 for storing model performance data, a model performance data selecting means 2 for reading the model performance data from the storage means 1, a model performance data holding means 3 for temporarily holding the read model performance data, an output means 4 for outputting the model performance data for a performance from the model performance data holding means 3, an evaluation performance data holding means 5 for temporarily holding a performance data inputted for evaluation, an evaluation means 6 for evaluating the performance data for evaluation by comparing it with the model performance data held in both performance data holding means, and a presentation means 7 for presenting the evaluation result.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a hearing sound training apparatus which allows a trainee to listen to an original performance and, when reproduced, evaluates it and presents it to the trainee.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, in the field of music education, for example, a person who conducts training for the purpose of cultivating a sense of sound and rhythm,
Playing the piano etc., trainees can pronounce, write down, or play the same sound,
Hearing sound training is performed in which the trainee performs the evaluation.

[0003]

In the above-mentioned training, it is difficult to evaluate the training unless the trainee has a considerably good sense of sound and rhythm. It is also necessary to have sufficient experience in music education, such as understanding the degree of sound and rhythm of the person, and constructing a training menu in accordance with the degree.

[0004] On the other hand, it is generally said that such pitch education should be performed in the kindergarten to the lower grades of elementary school.
However, elementary school teachers are required to cover a wide range of fields, such as language, arithmetic, science, society, physical education, and music, and to teach students a wide range of these subjects. Therefore, a person who has a good sense of sound and rhythm does not always perform the above-described hearing training.

The present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and does not require a person who performs training to have a sense of sound or a sense of rhythm. It is intended to provide a hearing training device that can be performed.

[0006]

Therefore, a hearing sound training apparatus according to the present invention provides model performance data holding means for temporarily holding model performance data, and model performance data from the model performance data holding means for playing. Output means for outputting, evaluation performance data holding means for temporarily holding input performance data to be evaluated, and comparing the model performance data and evaluation performance data held in both performance data holding means for evaluation. The basic feature is to have an evaluation means and a presentation means for presenting the evaluation result.

[0007] In the above configuration, model performance data is
When the trainer plays in real time or receives such data from outside using some means, the data is temporarily stored in the model performance data holding means. This data is output once as a musical tone to the outside via the output means, and is heard by a trainee. The trainee performs a performance with a predetermined musical instrument (including an electronic musical instrument) so as to reproduce the performance sound that has been heard, and converts the performance data (in the case of a live musical instrument, into the same format as the model performance data described above). Is temporarily stored in the evaluation performance data storage means. From both performance data holding means,
The evaluation means receives the model performance data and the evaluation performance data, compares them, and evaluates them. The evaluation result is presented to the trainee by the presentation means.

[0008] In the above manner, even if the trainee has poor sound and rhythm, or if the trainee is alone, the trainee can use the apparatus to perform the training. It is possible to objectively evaluate the sound and rhythm of the sound, and as a result, it is possible to develop the sound and rhythm.

The model performance data is, for example, MID
Input from an external performance device via the I or the like, or input from a built-in performance device (particularly necessary when a trainee inputs model performance data); May be held.
In addition, floppy (registered trademark) disk drive and CD-R
The data may be read from an external storage device such as an OM drive and held in the model performance data holding unit.

[0010] In the configuration of claim 3, a plurality of model performance data are prepared in advance, and the training data is selected by a trainee (or a trainee), or a random selection is made on the device side. In this case, the configuration provided is claimed, and the specific configuration includes a storage unit for storing a plurality of model performance data, and a model selected from the storage unit by user selection or random selection. Model performance data selecting means for reading performance data, model performance data holding means for temporarily holding the read model performance data, and output means for outputting model performance data from the model performance data holding means for performance Evaluation performance data holding means for temporarily holding input performance data to be evaluated, and model performance data and evaluation performance data held in both performance data holding means. And evaluation means for compare, evaluate, is characterized by having a presentation means for presenting results of the evaluation.

That is, a plurality of model performance data are provided in advance in the storage means, and the model performance data is read out from the storage means by user selection or random selection by the model performance data selection means. It is held in the performance data holding means. Thereafter, the same processing as in the configuration of the first aspect is performed.

In the above configuration, the model performance data is also input from an external performance device via MIDI or the like, or is input from a performance device built in the device,
It may be stored in the storage means (a configuration particularly necessary when a trainee inputs model performance data). Further, the storage means itself includes an external storage device.

The output means may output the model performance data for performance to outside through, for example, MIDI or the like, and output it as a musical tone by an external sound source or a sound system. With the configuration described above, the sound may be generated and output.

The performance data may include performance parameters, and the evaluation means may compare and refer to one or more of the performance parameters to evaluate the evaluation performance data. This is because the performance parameters referred to by the evaluation means are increased or decreased according to the degree of the trainee, and the evaluation is performed. For example, if the trainee intends to train only the scale when the pitch and the like are not yet developed, the evaluation can be made with reference to only the parameters of the scale among the performance parameters. If the proficiency of the person, such as the sensation of sound and rhythm, increases, the parameters to be referred to are increased accordingly, so that appropriate evaluation becomes possible.

Further, the presenting means may visually display the evaluation result to a trainee via, for example, a display (including a liquid crystal display or a CRT), or display the evaluation result, for example, on a speaker or the like. Via the voice system of the present invention.

[0016]

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an external configuration of a hearing sound training apparatus which is an example of an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG.
I / O terminal 116 for MIDI, which is the configuration of O section 116
0 and 1161 are provided.
An electronic keyboard instrument 200 for inputting and outputting model performance data and evaluation performance data is connected via a DI cable 300. Further, the apparatus main body 100 includes a chord selection switch 20 and a chord selection lamp 21 constituting a part of the model performance data selection means 2 described later, and a reproduction switch 40 and a reproduction lamp 41 constituting a part of the output means 4. , A panel display 70 constituting a part of the presentation means 7, and among the performance parameters of the model performance data in the output means 4, a tempo change volume 43 for changing the tempo to an arbitrary value and a parameter of the designation means 8. A selection switch group 80 is provided on the operation surface.

FIG. 2 is a circuit block diagram showing an internal circuit configuration of the hearing sound training apparatus. As shown in FIG. 1, a CPU 111, a RAM 112, a ROM 11
3. The panel operation unit 114 connected via the panel scan circuit 114a, the panel display 70 connected via the display control circuit 115, and the I / O unit 116 connected via the I / O control circuit 116a are connected to each other. ,
Various commands and data are transferred to these devices through the bus 110. The panel operation unit 11
4, the chord selection switch 20, the reproduction switch 4
0, a tempo change volume 43 and a group of parameter selection switches 80, and the I / O unit 116
MIDI input / output terminals 1160 and 1161 are included.

FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram of the electronic keyboard instrument having the structure according to the present invention. As shown in FIG. 3, the storage means 1, the model performance data selecting means 2, and the model performance data holding means 3 are shown. , Output means 4, evaluation performance data holding means 5, evaluation means 6, presentation means 7, and evaluation parameter designating means 8.

The storage means 1 has a configuration for storing a plurality of exemplary performance data, and is constituted by a ROM 113. The storage means 1 includes a floppy disk drive and a CD-RO.
An external storage device such as an M drive (not shown) and a RAM 112 for reading and storing performance data therefrom may be used. Here, as will be described later, each model performance data pattern is stored as table data together with performance parameters, divided into two blocks, a single tone and a chord.

The model performance data selection means 2 comprises a chord selection switch 20 and a chord selection lamp 21 which allow a user to select a performance data pattern of a chord block.
And a random value generation unit 22 and a pattern selection unit 23 for selecting a performance data pattern in the storage unit 1 based on the random value obtained by the random value generation unit 22.
By the selection according to these configurations, the model performance data can be read at random from the designated block of the storage means 1. Of the above configuration, the chord selection switch 20 is a part of the configuration of the panel operation unit 114, and the random value generation unit 22 and the pattern selection unit 23 are configured by the CPU 111.

The model performance data holding means 3 is a buffer for temporarily holding the read model performance data, and comprises a RAM 112.

The output means 4 reads the model performance data from the model performance data holding means 3 when the reproduction switch 40 and the reproduction lamp 41 are turned on, and outputs the MIDI data as MIDI data.
And a read-out unit 42 for outputting to the external electronic keyboard instrument 200 via the output terminal 1161. The tempo change volume 43 also constitutes a part of the output unit 4. When the reading unit 42 reads the model performance data from the model performance data holding unit 3 by adjusting the volume, the tempo change volume 43 and the tempo change volume 43 are used. The tempo data in the performance parameters read out together is changed. In the above configuration, the reproduction switch 40 and the tempo change volume 43 are part of the configuration of the panel operation unit 114, and the readout unit 42
Is constituted by the CPU 111.

The evaluation performance data holding means 5 includes a MID
Via the I input terminal 1160, the electronic keyboard instrument 200
This is a buffer for temporarily holding the performance data to be evaluated, which is input from, and is also constituted by the RAM 112.

The evaluation means 6 compares the model performance data held in the two performance data holding means 3 and 5 with the evaluation performance data with designated performance parameters and evaluates the performance data. ing. The specification of the performance parameters required at the time of this evaluation is further performed by the evaluation parameter specifying means 8. That is, the evaluation parameter designating means 8 is composed of a group of parameter selection switches 80 provided on the panel operation unit 114 and the CPU 111, and designates parameters in the performance data evaluated by the evaluation means 6. In performing the designation, selectable performance parameters are displayed on a screen of a panel display 70 of the presenting means 7 described later, and the user performs the selection by turning on / off each parameter selection switch 80.

The presenting means 7 presents the evaluation result by the evaluating means 6, and comprises the panel display 70 and the display control circuit 115 thereof as described above.

FIGS. 4 (a) and 4 (b) are explanatory diagrams showing the storage state of the performance data, which is divided into two blocks, a single tone and a chord, in the storage means 1, respectively. The model performance data is stored in a table of patterns 1 to 100 as shown in the drawing. As described above, the designation of a single-tone block or a chord block is made by turning on / off the chord selection switch 20, and the other selection is made by the random value generation unit 22
And the pattern selection unit 23 to perform the processing at random. Needless to say, the configuration may be freely selected by the user.

Table 1 below shows an example of parameters for the model performance. The chord parameter is 0 for a single tone, 1 is a chord, the pattern parameter is a pattern of 1 to 100 for each of the single tone block and the chord block, and the tempo parameter is a tempo of a performance indicated by a value of 50 to 200. When the beat parameter is 0, it is 1 that the beats of the model performance data output from the output means 4 are all equal.
, And the key parameter indicates that the key of each scale specified by the pattern is to be increased by the numerical value. Deletion of these parameters or new parameters (for example, with or without rhythm)
(Option setting) can be performed by the user.

[0028]

[Table 1]

Table 2 below shows an example of evaluation parameters indicating which parameters are to be evaluated among the performance parameters in both performance data in the evaluation means 6. As described above, the evaluation parameters can be specified by the user via the evaluation parameter specifying means 8. The beat parameter is 0 for ignoring the beat and evaluating only the pitch, 1 for the evaluation including the beat, and the specified time parameter is
0 means the same time as all the step times of the model performance data,
1 indicates twice the time, and 2 indicates four times the time. The specified time indicates a specified time in which, when performance by a user is performed and evaluation performance data is created, performance performed within a specified time from the start of the performance is evaluated. . The user can set various options for the evaluation parameter.

[0030]

[Table 2]

FIG. 5 shows a state in which the evaluation by the evaluation means 6 is displayed on the presentation means 7. In addition to such an evaluation method, for example, as shown in FIG. 6, the evaluation performance data may be displayed, and the evaluation may be displayed below the data by 下.

FIG. 7 is a time chart showing a procedure of processing by the hearing sound training apparatus when the training is performed by the apparatus. As shown in the figure, when the reproduction switch 40 is turned ON by the user, the mode is changed to the reproduction mode, and the performance data is randomly selected by the model performance data selection means 2 and then stored in the storage means 1. Is read and held in the model performance data holding means 3.
At the same time, the performance data is output as MIDI data from the MIDI output terminal 1161 by the output means 4 ("MIDI out" 1, 2, 3 in the figure). Along with that, the electronic keyboard instrument 200 produces a sound.

When the output of the performance data is completed, the reproduction mode is changed to the input mode, and the keyboard input from the user is accepted. At this time, keyboard input data is received as MIDI data from the electronic keyboard instrument 200 via the MIDI input terminal 1160 ("MIDI i" in the figure).
n "1 ', 2', 3 ') are held in the evaluation performance data holding means 5.

After there are as many input events as the number of events at the time of reproduction, evaluation is performed by the evaluation means 6. However, if there is no input event for the number of events within the specified time, the reception of the keyboard input data ends after the specified time has elapsed. Then, the evaluation result is displayed on the panel display 70 of the presentation means 7 as shown in FIG.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing the processing flow of the main routine of the present apparatus. As shown in the figure,
First, processing such as initialization is performed (step S10).
1) Thereafter, a panel switch process is performed (step S10).
2) It is checked whether the mode is the reproduction mode (step S103). If the mode is the playback mode (step S103; Yes), a playback process is performed (step S1).
04), if not in the reproduction mode (step S103; N)
o) Assuming that the input mode is set, an input process is performed (step S105).

FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a processing flow of the panel switch processing. As shown in the figure,
It is checked whether or not the reproduction switch 40 is ON (step S201). If the reproduction switch 40 is ON (step S201; Yes), it is checked whether or not evaluation is being performed (step S202). On the contrary, if the reproduction switch 40 is not ON (step S201; N
o), and proceed to step S206 to be described later.

If the evaluation is being performed in step S202 (step S202; Yes), the process proceeds to a pattern selection process described later (step S203). Conversely, if the evaluation is not being performed (step S202; No), the process proceeds to step S206, which will be described later.

After the process in step S203, the reproduction mode is set (step S204), and the reproduction process is initialized (step S205).

Subsequently, it is checked whether or not the chord selection switch 20 is ON (step S206). If it is ON (step S206; Yes), it is further checked whether or not the chord mode is set (step S207). . If the mode is not the chord mode (step S207; No), the chord mode is set (step S208). On the other hand, if the mode is the chord mode (step S207; Yes), the mode is set to the single tone mode (step S209).

On the other hand, if the chord selection switch 20 is not ON in step S206 (step S206; N
o), proceed to step S210 to be described later.

Further, it is checked whether the tempo has been changed by the tempo change volume 43 (step S).
210), if there is a change (step S210; Ye)
s), a tempo change process is performed (step S21)
1). If there is no tempo change (step S210; N
o), the above processing ends.

FIG. 10 shows step S2 in FIG.
It is a flowchart which shows the flow of a process of the pattern selection process of No. 03. In this pattern selection processing, a random value R is obtained by the random value generation unit 22 (step S3).
01). Then, it is checked whether or not the chord mode setting has been made by the chord selection switch 20 (step S302). If the chord mode has been set (step S302; Yes), the pattern selecting unit 23 performs a process of selecting the R-th pattern from the chord pattern block of FIG. 4B (step S303). Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S305 described later.

On the other hand, if the chord mode has not been set (step S302; No), the pattern selecting section 23 performs a process of selecting the R-th pattern from the single tone pattern block in FIG. 4A (step S30).
4). The selected pattern data is transferred to the model performance data holding means 3 as model performance data (step S305).

FIG. 11 shows step S1 in FIG.
14 is a flowchart showing the flow of a reproduction process of No. 04. This playback processing is performed in the above-described playback mode.
From M112, the step time St of the next event (the time with the immediately preceding event) is obtained (step S40).
1). The step time St is a time difference between the event and a clock Clk (a clock measured at the start of reproduction of 0 and irrespective of the event) between the event and the immediately preceding event.

Then, it is checked whether or not the current clock Clk is equal to or greater than the sum of the back clock Cb and the step time St (step 402). The current clock Clk is equal to the back clock Cb and the step time S.
If it is smaller than the total value of t (Step 402; No),
Exit from the reproduction process. Conversely, the current clock Clk
Is greater than or equal to the sum of the back clock Cb and the step time St (Step 402; Yes), the back clock Cb is advanced by the step time St (Step S403). Next, one event data of the model performance data holding means 3 is read out and set as an event Ev (step S404).

It is checked whether this event Ev is the end of the model performance data (step S40).
5). If it is the end (Step S405; Yes),
The mode is changed from the reproduction mode to the input mode (step S406), an initialization process for input is performed (step S407), and the process exits from the reproduction process. Conversely, if it is not the end of the model performance data (step S40)
5; No), the output means 4 sets the event Ev to M
The data is output as IDI data (step S408), and the process returns to step S401.

FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing step S1 in FIG.
12 is a flowchart showing the flow of an input process 05. In this input process, it is checked whether or not an input has been made in the above-described input mode (step S50).
1). When there is no input (step S501; N
o), it is checked whether the specified time has been exceeded (step S507). If it is over (Step S507; Yes), the process proceeds to Step S505 described later. On the other hand, if it is within the time (step S507; N
o), exit this processing.

In step S501, if there is an input (step S501; Yes), it is checked whether or not this is a keyboard event (input of evaluation performance data by user's keyboard performance) (step S502). If it is not a keyboard event (step S502; No), the process exits from the input processing. Conversely, if the event is a keyboard event (step S502; Yes), the keyboard event is held in the evaluation performance data holding means 5 (step S503).

Thereafter, it is checked whether or not the number of input events up to that time matches the number of events at the time of reproduction (step S504), and if they do not match (step S504; N).
o), exit from this input processing. On the other hand, if they match (Step S504; Yes), the input mode is canceled (Step S505). Then, an evaluation process is performed (step S506).

FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing step S in FIG.
506 is a flowchart illustrating the flow of the evaluation process 506. First, an error number counter value Er for counting the number of errors is set to 0 (step S601), and a value n for counting the order of events is set to 0 (step S602). Then, it is checked whether or not the value of the n-th event held in the model performance data holding means 3 matches the value of the n-th event held in the evaluation performance data holding means 5 (step S603). If the event numbers match (step 603; Yes), n
Is incremented (step S604).

Then, it is checked whether there is any other event (step S605). If there is no event (Step S605; Yes), the counter value Er is divided by the total number of events, multiplied by 100, and the numerical value is displayed on the panel display 70 of the presentation means 7 (Step S606).

On the other hand, in step S605, if there is another event (step S605; No), the process returns to step S603.

In step S603, if the numbers of both events do not match (step S603; N
o), the event name is displayed on the panel display 70 (step S607), the counter value Er is incremented (step S608), and the routine goes to the step S605.

According to the configuration of the present embodiment described above, after the chord selection or single tone selection by the user, the model performance data selection means 2 randomly selects a plurality of model performance data stored in the storage means 1 from the plurality of model performance data. The model performance data is read from the storage unit 1 and stored in the model performance data storage unit 3. The model performance data is output as a musical tone from the model performance data holding means 3 to the outside via the output means 4 once, and is listened to by the trainee. The person performs a performance with the electronic keyboard instrument 200 so as to reproduce the performance sound that has been heard, and the performance data is temporarily stored in the evaluation performance data storage means 5. The model performance data and the evaluation performance data are received by the evaluation means 6 from both performance data holding means 3 and 5, and the two are compared and evaluated. The evaluation result is displayed on the panel display 70 of the presentation means 7 to the trainee.

In this way, even if the trainee has poor sound and rhythm, or if the trainee is alone, the trainee can use the apparatus to perform the training. It is possible to objectively evaluate the sound and rhythm of the sound, and as a result, it is possible to develop the sound and rhythm.

It should be noted that the hearing sound training apparatus of the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and it goes without saying that various modifications can be made without departing from the scope of the present invention.

[0057]

As described above, the first aspect of the present invention is as described above.
According to the hearing training apparatus described in any one of Items 5 to 5, even if the trainee has poor sound and rhythm, or even if the trainee is alone, the trainee can use this apparatus to perform the training. This makes it possible to objectively evaluate the sound and rhythm of the sound, and as a result, it is possible to provide an excellent effect that it is possible to develop the sound and rhythm.

According to a fifth aspect of the present invention, the model performance data and the evaluation performance data include performance parameters, and the evaluation means compares the performance parameters with reference to one or more of the performance parameters. Is evaluated, the accuracy of the evaluation can be adjusted by increasing or decreasing the performance parameters referred to by the evaluation means in accordance with the degree of the trainee. For this reason, for example, if the trainees have not yet developed the pitch, by trying to train only the scale, the performance parameters can be evaluated with reference to only the scale parameter, If the skill of the person increases, the parameter to be referred to is increased accordingly, so that appropriate evaluation becomes possible.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing an external configuration of a hearing sound training apparatus as an example of an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a circuit block diagram showing an internal circuit configuration of the hearing sound training device.

FIG. 3 is a functional block diagram of an electronic keyboard instrument having a configuration according to the present invention.

FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which performance data serving as a model is divided into two blocks, a single tone and a chord, and stored in the storage means 1;

FIG. 5 is an explanatory diagram showing a state in which an evaluation by an evaluation unit is displayed on a presentation unit;

FIG. 6 is an explanatory diagram showing another state displayed on the presentation means 7 when the evaluation is performed by the evaluation means 6;

FIG. 7 is a time chart showing a procedure of processing by the device when a hearing training is performed by the device.

FIG. 8 is a flowchart showing a processing flow of a main routine of the apparatus.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart showing a processing flow of the panel switch processing.

FIG. 10 is a flowchart showing the flow of a pattern selection process in step S203 in FIG. 9;

FIG. 11 is a flowchart showing a flow of a reproduction process in step S104 in FIG. 8;

FIG. 12 is a flowchart showing a flow of an input process of step S105 in FIG. 8;

FIG. 13 is a flowchart showing a flow of an evaluation process in step S506 in FIG.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Storage means 2 Model performance data selection means 3 Model performance data holding means 4 Output means 5 Evaluation performance data holding means 6 Evaluation means 7 Presentation means 8 Evaluation parameter designation means 20 Chord selection switch 21 Chord selection lamp 22 Random value generation part 23 Pattern Selection unit 40 Playback switch 41 Playback lamp 42 Readout unit 43 Tempo change volume 70 Panel display 80 Parameter selection switch 100 Main unit 110 Bus 111 CPU 112 RAM 113 ROM 114 Panel operation unit 114a Panel scan circuit 115 Display control circuit 116 I / O unit 116a I / O control circuit 1160 MIDI input terminal 1161 MIDI output terminal 200 Electronic keyboard instrument 300 MIDI cable

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Claims (5)

[Claims] 1. A model performance data holding means for temporarily holding model performance data; an output means for outputting model performance data for performance from the model performance data holding means; Evaluation performance data storage means for temporarily storing data; evaluation performance means for comparing model performance data and evaluation performance data stored in both performance data storage means for evaluation; and presentation means for presenting the evaluation results. A hearing sound training device comprising: 2. The model performance data is input from an external performance device or a built-in performance device, or read from an external storage device, and held in the model performance data holding means. The hearing training device according to claim 1. 3. A storage means for storing a plurality of model performance data, a model performance data selection means for reading model performance data from the storage means by a user's selection or a random selection, and Model performance data holding means for temporarily holding model performance data; output means for outputting model performance data from the model performance data holding means for performance; and temporarily holding input performance data to be evaluated. Evaluation performance data holding means; evaluation performance means for comparing model performance data and evaluation performance data held in both performance data holding means for evaluation; and presentation means for presenting the evaluation result. Hearing training device. 4. The hearing sound training apparatus according to claim 3, wherein the model performance data is input from an external performance device or a built-in performance device and stored in the storage means. 5. The performance data includes performance parameters, and the evaluation means evaluates the performance data by comparing the performance parameters with reference to one or more of the performance parameters. A hearing training device according to any one of claims 1 to 4.