JP2018128491A - Karaoke system - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a karaoke system capable of facilitating setting of effect in a portable terminal.SOLUTION: A karaoke system comprises: a history storage section for storing a singing history including a score value of music for each user; an effect information storage section for classifying and storing effect information at a prescribed reference; a paring processing section for paring the portable terminal and a karaoke device; a history retrieval section for retrieving whether the singing history of the prescribed music is included in the singing history of the user possessing a second portable terminal paired with the karaoke device except for a first portable terminal when the prescribed music is selected in the paired first portable terminal; and an effect information processing section for reading the prescribed effect information from the effect information storage section according to whether the singing history of the prescribed music is included or not and transmitting the information to the second portable terminal.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 5

Description

  The present invention relates to a karaoke system.

  Depending on the skill of the singing, the audience may applaud, shout or boo in order to enhance the atmosphere at the karaoke singing venue.

  As for the sound effect (an example of the effect) for raising the atmosphere of such a place, a technology that can emit sound via a remote control device or a portable terminal owned by a user is disclosed (for example, see Patent Documents 1 and 2). ).

  Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2004-133867 discloses a technique that can change the type of sound effect by selecting and assigning an arbitrary sound effect from a plurality of sound effects to keys of a remote control device. Patent Document 2 discloses a technique for assigning an arbitrary sound effect to a key of a mobile terminal prior to use of a karaoke apparatus.

JP-A-10-78783 JP 2004-258502 A

  However, according to the techniques of Patent Documents 1 and 2, it is necessary for the user himself to select sound effects to be assigned to the keys of the remote control device and the portable terminal, which is complicated.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a karaoke system for facilitating setting of effects in a portable terminal.

  One invention for achieving the above object is a karaoke system including a karaoke device and a server device, and a history storage unit that stores a singing history including a scoring value of a tune sung for each user, An effect information storage unit that categorizes and stores effect information related to an effect for exciting a karaoke singing place according to a predetermined standard, and an operation input to the karaoke device from a portable terminal owned by a user is possible. When a music piece is selected in a pairing processing unit that performs pairing between the mobile terminal and the karaoke device, and the paired first mobile terminal, pairing is performed with the karaoke device other than the first mobile terminal. The history search for searching whether or not the singing history of the music is included in the singing history of the user who owns the second mobile terminal. And an effect information processing unit that reads predetermined effect information from the effect information storage unit and transmits it to the second portable terminal according to whether or not the singing history of the certain music is included. System.

  According to the present invention, it is possible to easily set an effect in a mobile terminal.

It is a figure showing the outline of the karaoke system concerning a 1st embodiment. It is a figure which shows the hardware structural example of the server apparatus which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a table memorize | stored in the log | history memory | storage part which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the hardware structural example of the karaoke apparatus which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the software structural example of the karaoke apparatus which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a table memorize | stored in the effect information storage part which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows another example of the table memorize | stored in the effect information storage part which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the hardware structural example of the portable terminal which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a display screen of the portable terminal which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a display screen of the portable terminal which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the process of the karaoke system which concerns on 1st Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the example of a table memorize | stored in the effect information storage part which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a figure which shows another example of the table memorize | stored in the effect information storage part which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the process of the karaoke system which concerns on 2nd Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the software structural example of the karaoke apparatus which concerns on 3rd Embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the process of the karaoke system which concerns on 3rd Embodiment.

  In addition to the main invention described above, at least the following matters will become apparent from the description of the specification and drawings described below.

  That is, when the effect information processing unit includes the certain music in the singing history, the effect information corresponding to the scoring value obtained when singing the certain music is read from the effect information storage unit, When the song is not included in the singing history transmitted to the second portable terminal, a predetermined scoring value is set, and effect information corresponding to the set scoring value is read from the effect information storage unit. The karaoke system to be transmitted to the second portable terminal becomes clear. According to such a karaoke system, the effect information according to the scoring value can be provided to the mobile terminal.

  The effect information processing unit is based on a predetermined scoring value or a scoring value of a song similar to the certain music included in the singing history of the user who owns the second mobile terminal. The karaoke system that sets the value obtained in this way as the predetermined scoring value becomes clear. According to such a karaoke system, predetermined effect information can be provided to the mobile terminal even if the selected song is not included in the singing history of the user who owns the mobile terminal.

  Or it is a karaoke system containing a karaoke apparatus and a server apparatus, Comprising: The history storage part which memorize | stores the singing history including the scoring value of the music which performed karaoke singing for every user, and the effect for exciting the place of karaoke singing An effect information storage unit that classifies and stores effect information according to a predetermined standard, and pairing between the mobile terminal and the karaoke device so that operation input from the mobile terminal owned by the user to the karaoke device is possible When a song is selected on the paired first mobile terminal and the paired first mobile terminal, the first singing history of the user who owns the first mobile terminal, and the first During the second singing history of the user who owns the second mobile terminal that is paired with the karaoke device other than the mobile terminal, A history search unit that searches for whether or not the song is included, and whether or not the song history of the certain song is included in the first song history and the second song history, the predetermined effect information is A karaoke system having an effect information processing unit that reads out from the effect information storage unit and transmits it to the second portable terminal becomes clear. According to such a karaoke system, it is possible to easily set an effect on the mobile terminal.

  Further, when the effect information processing unit sings the certain music included in each singing history when the certain music is included in the first singing history and the second singing history, the effect information processing unit is obtained. The effect information corresponding to the difference value of the scoring values is read from the effect information storage unit and transmitted to the second portable terminal, and the first singing history and the second singing history are either If a certain piece of music is not included, a predetermined scoring value is set, and an effect corresponding to the difference value between the scoring value obtained when singing the certain music included in one singing history and the set scoring value When the information is read from the effect information storage unit and transmitted to the second portable terminal, and the song is not included in both the first singing history and the second singing history, the first Predetermined sampling Setting a value and a second predetermined scoring value, reading effect information corresponding to a difference value between the first predetermined scoring value and the second predetermined scoring value from the effect information storage unit, The karaoke system to be transmitted to the second portable terminal becomes clear. According to such a karaoke system, the effect information according to the scoring value can be provided to the mobile terminal.

  Further, the effect information processing unit is based on a predetermined scoring value, a scoring value of a song similar to the certain music included in the singing history of the user who owns the first mobile terminal. The obtained value and / or the value obtained based on the score value of the music similar to the certain music included in the singing history of the user who owns the second portable terminal is set as the predetermined scoring value. The karaoke system becomes clear. According to such a karaoke system, predetermined effect information can be provided to the mobile terminal even if the selected song is not included in the singing history of the user who owns the mobile terminal.

  Or it is a karaoke system containing a karaoke apparatus and a server apparatus, Comprising: The history storage part which memorize | stores the singing history including the scoring value of the music which performed karaoke singing for every user, and the effect for exciting the place of karaoke singing An effect information storage unit that classifies and stores effect information according to a predetermined standard, and pairing between the mobile terminal and the karaoke device so that operation input from the mobile terminal owned by the user to the karaoke device is possible When a song is selected on the paired first portable terminal and the paired first portable terminal, the second portable terminal that is paired with the karaoke device other than the first portable terminal is owned A history search unit for searching whether or not the singing history of the certain music is included in the singing history of the user, and the karaoke of the certain music When the singing is included, the scoring processing unit that calculates the scoring value based on the karaoke song at a predetermined timing, and when the certain music is included in the singing history, the scoring value calculated and the singing The effect information corresponding to the difference value with the scoring value obtained when singing the certain music included in the history is read from the effect information storage unit and transmitted to the second portable terminal, and the singing history If the certain music is not included in, the predetermined scoring value is set, the effect information corresponding to the difference value between the calculated scoring value and the set scoring value is read from the effect information storage unit, A karaoke system having an effect information processing unit to be transmitted to the second portable terminal is revealed. According to such a karaoke system, it is possible to easily set an effect on the mobile terminal even during karaoke singing.

<First Embodiment>
With reference to FIGS. 1-10, the karaoke system which concerns on 1st Embodiment is demonstrated.

== System ==
As shown in FIG. 1, the karaoke system 1 according to the present embodiment includes a server device S and a karaoke device K.

  In this example, the user U1 and the user U2 use the karaoke apparatus K. User U1 owns portable terminal M1, and user U2 owns portable terminal M2. The karaoke system 1 includes only one karaoke device, but may have a plurality of karaoke devices. Here, two users (user U1 and user U2) use the karaoke apparatus K, but there may be three or more users for one karaoke apparatus.

  In this example, the mobile terminal M1 and the mobile terminal M2 can communicate with the karaoke apparatus K by short-range wireless communication such as infrared communication or Bluetooth (registered trademark). Further, the karaoke apparatus K and the server apparatus S can communicate with each other via the network N. The network N is, for example, a public telephone line network or an Internet line.

  Each portable terminal has terminal identification information. The terminal identification information is information for identifying the mobile terminal. Specifically, it is information unique to each mobile terminal, such as an SSID and a telephone number. Moreover, the karaoke apparatus has apparatus identification information. The device identification information is information for identifying a karaoke device. Specifically, it is information unique to each karaoke apparatus, such as a dedicated ID and number.

== Server device ==
The server device S is a computer that manages various types of information related to the karaoke device and performs information processing transmitted from the karaoke device or the portable terminal. FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the server apparatus S. The server device S includes a storage unit 10, a communication unit 20, and a control unit 30.

(Memory part)
The storage unit 10 is a large-capacity storage device that stores various data. The memory | storage part 10 memorize | stores the music data, lyrics telop data, background image data, etc. for performing a karaoke performance with a karaoke apparatus, for example. A unique identifier (music ID) is assigned to each music piece. By distributing music data and the like from the server device S to each karaoke device, the karaoke performance of the corresponding music in the karaoke device becomes possible.

  In the present embodiment, a part of the storage area of the storage unit 10 is provided as the history storage unit 10a. The history storage unit 10a stores, for each user, a singing history including a scoring value of a song for which karaoke singing has been performed. As shown in FIG. 3, for example, the singing history is stored as table data including a user name (user ID), the date and time when the karaoke song was performed, the location, the name of the song that performed the karaoke song, and a scoring value. .

(Communication Department)
The communication unit 20 provides an interface for connecting the server device S and the karaoke device.

(Control part)
The control unit 30 performs various controls in the server device S. The control unit 30 includes a CPU and a memory (both not shown). The CPU realizes various functions by executing programs stored in the memory. For example, when the control unit 30 receives the user ID of the user U1 from the karaoke device K, the control unit 30 reads the singing history of the user U1 from the history storage unit 10a and transmits the singing history to the karaoke device K via the communication unit 20.

== Karaoke equipment ==
[Hardware configuration]
The karaoke apparatus K is an apparatus for performing karaoke music and for a user to perform karaoke singing.

  As shown in FIG. 4, the karaoke apparatus K includes a karaoke main body 40, a speaker 50, a display device 60, a microphone 70, and a remote control device 80.

  The speaker 50 is configured to emit sound based on the sound emission signal from the karaoke main body 40. The display device 60 is configured to display a video or an image on the screen based on a signal from the karaoke main body 40. The microphone 70 is configured to input the user's voice to the karaoke main body 40. The remote control device 80 is a device for performing various operations on the karaoke main body 40. The user can use the remote controller 80 to select a song (reservation) for a song for which karaoke singing is desired. Icons for inputting instructions for various operations are displayed on the display screen of the remote control device 80.

  The karaoke main body 40 performs various controls related to karaoke singing, such as performance control of the selected karaoke music, display control of lyrics and background images, and processing of audio signals input through the microphone 70. As shown in FIG. 4, the karaoke main body 40 includes a control unit 41, a communication unit 42, a storage unit 43, an acoustic processing unit 44, a display processing unit 45, and an operation unit 46. Each component is connected to the bus B via an interface (not shown).

(Control part)
The control unit 41 controls various processes of the karaoke apparatus K. The control unit 41 includes a CPU and a memory (both not shown). The CPU implements various control functions by executing operation programs stored in the memory.

(Communication Department)
The communication unit 42 provides an interface for connecting the karaoke main body 40 to a communication line via a router (not shown).

(Memory part)
The storage unit 43 is a large-capacity storage device that stores various types of data, such as a hard disk drive. The memory | storage part 43 memorize | stores several music data for performing a karaoke performance with the karaoke apparatus K. FIG. Moreover, the memory | storage part 43 in this embodiment memorize | stores the apparatus identification information and the singing log | history for every user transmitted from the server apparatus S. FIG.

(Sound processing unit, display processing unit, operation unit)
Based on the control of the control unit 41, the sound processing unit 44 performs performance control on karaoke music and processing of the singing voice signal input through the microphone 70. The display processing unit 45 performs processing related to various displays in the display device 60 and the remote control device 80 based on the control of the control unit 41. The operation unit 46 includes a panel switch and a remote control receiving circuit. The operation unit 46 sends operation signals such as a music selection signal and a performance stop signal to the control unit 41 according to the operation of the panel switch of the karaoke device K or the remote control device 80 by the user. Output. The control unit 41 detects an operation signal from the operation unit 46 and executes a corresponding process.

[Karaoke software configuration]
FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating a software configuration example of the karaoke main body 40. The karaoke main body 40 includes an effect information storage unit 100, a pairing processing unit 200, a history search unit 300, and an effect information processing unit 400. The effect information storage unit 100 is provided as a part of the storage area of the storage unit 43. The pairing processing unit 200, the history search unit 300, and the effect information processing unit 400 are realized by the CPU of the control unit 41 executing a program stored in the memory.

(Effect information storage)
The effect information storage unit 100 classifies and stores effect information related to effects for exciting the karaoke singing place according to a predetermined standard.

  The effect is a sound effect (cheer, applause, instrument sound, etc.) emitted from the audience when performing a karaoke singing, or a characterized sound effect sound. The effect information includes effect data (sound effect data, character data) obtained by digitizing the sound effects and characters, an effect ID for identifying the effect data, and icon data for displaying an icon corresponding to each effect.

  As the predetermined standard, for example, various information related to karaoke singing such as the presence / absence of a singing history and a scoring value can be used.

  The effect information is classified according to a predetermined standard. For example, FIG. 6 shows an example of table data in which the effect information is classified by the presence / absence of the singing history and the scoring value. As shown in FIG. 6, each effect information is classified into Types A to D according to the presence / absence of the singing history and the scoring value. One effect information is set for each type. For example, in Type A, sound effect data of “applause” and “cheer”, an effect ID for identifying them, and icon data thereof are set. In Type B, sound effect data of “explosive sound”, “booing”, and “tongue”, an effect ID for identifying them, and icon data thereof are set. In Type C, “sigh” and “applause” sound effect data, an effect ID for identifying them, and icon data thereof are set. In Type D, “fanfare” and “trumpet” sound effect data, an effect ID for identifying them, and their icon data are set. Note that some of the effects included in the effect information (“applause” of Type A and Type C in the example of FIG. 6) may overlap.

  When the scoring value is used as a reference, appropriate effect information can be classified according to the value.

  For example, in a user's singing history, a high score for a certain piece of music means that he is good at singing that piece of music. Such users tend to be stricter in evaluating others' karaoke songs. Therefore, when the scoring value is high, it is conceivable to assign strict data such as “boos” and “tongue” effect data as the effect information. On the other hand, in a user's singing history, a low score value of a certain piece of music means that the singing of that piece of music is not good. Such users tend to be less accustomed to the evaluation of other people's karaoke songs. Therefore, when the scoring value is low, it is conceivable to assign gentle information such as “cheers” or “applause” effect data as the effect information. Thus, by classifying the effect information according to the scoring value, the karaoke system 1 can provide the effect information according to the skill level of the user with respect to the selected music piece.

(Pairing processing part)
The pairing processing unit 200 performs pairing between the mobile terminal and the karaoke device so that an operation input from the mobile terminal owned by the user to the karaoke device is possible.

  Pairing means associating so that a predetermined mobile terminal and a predetermined karaoke apparatus can communicate with each other. For example, the mobile terminal M1 and the karaoke apparatus K are configured so that the operation signal from the mobile terminal M1 can be received by the karaoke apparatus K (so that the karaoke apparatus K can be operated based on the operation signal from the mobile terminal M1). Is to make an association.

  For example, an example of performing pairing between the mobile terminal M1 and the karaoke apparatus K will be described. The user U1 executes application software for remote control (hereinafter referred to as “remote control application”, details will be described later) on the mobile terminal M1, and selects an icon for pairing. In this case, the mobile terminal M1 transmits its own terminal identification information to the karaoke apparatus K. The pairing processing unit 200 reads the device identification information of the karaoke device K from the storage unit 43 and associates it with the terminal identification information transmitted from the mobile terminal M1. By such processing, the portable terminal M1 and the karaoke apparatus K are paired. The terminal identification information and device identification information associated by the pairing processing unit 200 are stored, for example, in the pairing table of the storage unit 43.

  After pairing, various operations on the karaoke apparatus K can be performed from the portable terminal M1. For example, it is assumed that a music A reservation operation is performed on the mobile terminal M1. The portable terminal M1 transmits the terminal identification information and the song ID of the song A to the karaoke apparatus K. When the terminal identification information and the music ID are received, the karaoke apparatus K refers to the pairing table stored in the storage unit 43, and when the received terminal identification information is stored, the received music ID is awaiting reservation. Register in the matrix.

  In the present embodiment, when the pairing processing unit 200 performs a login operation from a user who owns the paired mobile terminal after the pairing is completed, the karaoke device K is input to the mobile terminal. The server ID is transmitted to the server apparatus S, and the server apparatus S is requested for the singing history of the user. The server device S transmits the singing history corresponding to the user ID to the karaoke device K. The received singing history is stored in the storage unit 43.

(History search part)
The history search unit 300, when a song is selected on the paired first mobile terminal, a user who owns the second mobile terminal that is paired with the karaoke apparatus other than the first mobile terminal It is searched whether the singing history of a certain music is included in the singing history of.

  For example, it is assumed that the mobile terminal M1 and the mobile terminal M2 are paired with the karaoke apparatus K. Further, it is assumed that the singing history of the user U1 and the user U2 is stored in the storage unit 43.

  In this situation, it is assumed that the user U1 selects the music piece A using the portable terminal M1. Before the karaoke performance of the music A is started (for example, during the performance of the music reserved immediately before the music A), the history search unit 300 refers to the pairing table and uses a karaoke device other than the portable terminal M1. Check if there is a mobile device paired with K. Here, the portable terminal M2 is paired with the karaoke apparatus K.

  In this case, the history search unit 300 searches whether the singing history of the music A is included in the singing history of the user U2 who owns the portable terminal M2. The history search unit 300 outputs the search result to the effect information processing unit 400. In this example, the mobile terminal M1 corresponds to a “first mobile terminal”, and the mobile terminal M2 corresponds to a “second mobile terminal”.

(Effect information processing department)
The effect information processing unit 400 reads predetermined effect information from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmits it to the second portable terminal depending on whether or not the singing history of a certain piece of music is included.

  In the above example, the effect information processing unit 400 determines whether or not the song A is included in the song history of the user U2 based on the search result from the history search unit 300. In accordance with the determination result, the effect information processing unit 400 reads predetermined effect information from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmits it to the mobile terminal M2.

  For example, when the search result is “no singing history”, the effect information processing unit 400 reads the effect information corresponding to “Type A” from the effect information storage unit 100 with reference to the table shown in FIG. Send to M2. On the other hand, when the search result is “with singing history”, the effect information processing unit 400 reads the effect information corresponding to any of Type B to Type D from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmits it to the mobile terminal M2. The effect information to be transmitted may be, for example, all effect data, effect ID, and icon data, or only effect ID and icon data.

  The determination of which effect information is to be transmitted among the types B to D can be made based on, for example, the scoring value of the song A included in the singing history.

  That is, when a song is included in the singing history, the effect information processing unit 400 reads out the effect information corresponding to the scoring value obtained when singing the given song from the effect information storage unit 100, and Can be sent to any mobile device.

  For example, when the score value of the song A included in the singing history of the user U2 is 70 points, the effect information processing unit 400 refers to the table shown in FIG. 6 and sets the effect information corresponding to “TypeC” as the effect information. It reads from the memory | storage part 100 and transmits to the portable terminal M2.

  In addition, when the music in the singing history is not included, the effect information processing unit 400 sets a predetermined scoring value, reads out the effect information corresponding to the set scoring value from the effect information storage unit 100, and the second It is also possible to transmit to other mobile terminals.

  FIG. 7 shows another example of table data stored in the effect information storage unit 100. In this example, the effect information is classified according to the scoring value even when there is no singing history of the music (music A) in the second mobile terminal.

  Here, when the search result of a certain piece of music for the second mobile terminal is “no singing history”, the effect information processing unit 400 sets a predetermined scoring value.

  There are various methods for setting the scoring value. For example, the effect information processing unit 400 sets a predetermined scoring value as a predetermined scoring value. The predetermined scoring value is an arbitrary value such as 0 points or 60 points.

  Alternatively, the effect information processing unit 400 sets, as a predetermined scoring value, a value obtained based on a scoring value of music similar to a certain music included in the singing history of the user who owns the second mobile terminal.

  For example, when the song A is not included in the song history of the user U2, the effect information processing unit 400 searches the song history of the user U2 for the same genre as the song A and the same singer song. And the effect information processing part 400 sets the score value of the music of the same genre as a predetermined score value, for example. The music of the same genre as the music A and the music of the same singer are examples of “music similar to a certain music”. When there are a plurality of similar music pieces in one singing history, the effect information processing unit 400 may obtain a statistical value such as an average value of a plurality of scoring results, and set the value as a predetermined scoring value.

== Mobile terminal ==
The portable terminals M1 and M2 are general smartphones, tablet terminals, and the like. Below, although the portable terminal M2 is demonstrated, the portable terminal M1 is also equipped with the same structure.

  FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the mobile terminal M2. The portable terminal M2 includes a storage unit 90, a communication unit 91, an operation unit 92, a display unit 93, a speaker 94, and a control unit 95.

  The storage unit 90 stores various information related to the mobile terminal. In the present embodiment, the storage unit 90 stores at least terminal identification information for identifying the mobile terminal M2 and a remote control application.

  The application for remote control is software for enabling a pairing process with an arbitrary karaoke device and the same operation as the remote control device for the paired karaoke device from a portable terminal. This operation can be performed by pairing a portable terminal that is executing the remote control application with a certain karaoke apparatus. In the present embodiment, for example, the mobile terminal M2 can perform various operations similar to those of the remote control device 80.

  The communication unit 91 provides an interface for connecting the mobile terminal M2 and the karaoke apparatus K. The operation unit 92 is a button or GUI for the user to perform various operation inputs. The display unit 93 provides a display screen for displaying various information. For example, by selecting a predetermined icon displayed on the display unit 93, the above-described remote control application is executed. The speaker 94 is configured to emit a predetermined sound based on the control of the control unit 95.

  The control unit 95 controls various processes of the mobile terminal M2. The control unit 95 includes a CPU and a memory (both not shown). The CPU realizes various functions by executing programs stored in the memory. The operation program is executed by a remote control application, for example.

  In the present embodiment, the control unit 95 sets an effect based on the effect information transmitted from the karaoke system 1. The set effect can be selected via the operation unit 92.

  9A and 9B show screens of a remote control app displayed on the display unit 93. FIG.

  By executing the remote control application, a sound effect icon for selecting a sound effect to be emitted during karaoke singing is displayed on the same screen as the music reservation icon, the pairing icon, and the like (see FIG. 9A). .

  When the user U2 selects the sound effect icon, the control unit 95 displays a selectable sound effect icon based on the effect information received from the karaoke apparatus K. For example, it is assumed that effect information corresponding to Type A (effect ID and icon data of “applause” and “cheer”) is transmitted from the effect information processing unit 400 to the portable terminal M2. In this case, the control unit 95 displays “applause” and “cheer” icons on the display unit 93 based on the icon data (see FIG. 9B). As described above, the mobile terminal M2 can easily set an effect based on the effect information transmitted from the karaoke system 1.

  Here, when the user U <b> 2 selects the “applause” icon, the control unit 95 transmits the effect ID corresponding to “applause” to the karaoke apparatus K via the communication unit 91.

  The karaoke apparatus K reads the sound effect data corresponding to the effect ID from the effect information storage unit 100 and emits the sound through the speaker 50. When the effect data is character data, the control unit 41 of the karaoke apparatus K controls the display processing unit 45 to display the effect corresponding to the character data on the display screen of the display device 60.

  Further, when effect data is included in the effect information, it is possible to emit an effect on the mobile terminal M2 side. For example, in the above example, when the user U2 selects the “applause” icon, the control unit 95 causes the speaker 94 to emit a sound of applause based on the effect data corresponding to “applause”.

== About processing in the karaoke system ==
Next, a specific example of processing in the karaoke system 1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 10 is a flowchart illustrating a processing example in the karaoke system 1. In this example, it is assumed that the portable terminal M1 is paired with the karaoke apparatus K.

  The portable terminal M2 executes the remote control app based on the instruction input from the user U2 (execution of the app. Step 10). When the pairing icon on the display screen of the remote control app is selected, the portable terminal M2 transmits terminal identification information to the karaoke apparatus K (transmission of terminal identification information, step 11).

  The pairing processing unit 200 associates the terminal identification information transmitted in step 11 with the device identification information of the karaoke apparatus K (pairing, step 12).

  Thereafter, in response to a login instruction from the user U2, the pairing processing unit 200 requests the server device S for the singing history of the user U2 who owns the paired mobile terminal M2 (request for singing history; step 13). ).

  The server device S reads the singing history of the user U2 from the history storage unit 10a and transmits it to the karaoke device K (transmission of singing history. Step 14). The karaoke apparatus K stores the singing history in the storage unit 43.

  Here, it is assumed that the user U1 selects the music piece A via the portable terminal M1.

  In this case, the history search unit 300 searches for a mobile terminal paired with the karaoke apparatus K other than the mobile terminal M1 that has selected the music. In this example, the portable terminal M2 is paired with the karaoke apparatus K.

  The history search unit 300 searches whether or not the song history of the song A is included in the song history of the user U2 (search for song history. Step 15).

  The effect information processing unit 400 reads predetermined effect information from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmits it to the mobile terminal M2 depending on whether or not the singing history of the music A is included (transmission of effect information, step 16). .

  When the sound effect icon on the display screen of the remote control application is selected, the mobile terminal M2 (control unit 95) displays the effect icon on the display unit 93 based on the effect information transmitted in step 16 (effect icon Step 17).

  When the effect icon is selected by the user U2, the portable terminal M2 transmits the effect ID to the karaoke apparatus (transmission of the effect ID. Step 18).

  The karaoke apparatus K reads out the effect data corresponding to the effect ID from the effect information storage unit 100 and emits the sound through the speaker 50 (effect sound emission, step 19).

  Thus, according to the karaoke system 1 according to the present embodiment, the history search unit 300, when the music A is selected in the mobile terminal M1 paired with the karaoke apparatus K, the karaoke apparatus K other than the mobile terminal M1. It is searched whether the song history of the music A is included in the song history of the user U2 who owns the portable terminal M2 paired with. Then, the effect information processing unit 400 reads predetermined effect information from the effect information storage unit 100 according to whether or not the singing history of the music piece A is included, and transmits it to the mobile terminal M2. The mobile terminal M2 can automatically set a selectable effect based on the received effect information. That is, it is simple because the user does not need to select an effect and assign it to a key or icon of the mobile terminal. That is, according to the karaoke system 1 according to the present embodiment, it is possible to easily set the effect in the mobile terminal.

  Moreover, in the karaoke system 1 which concerns on this embodiment, the effect information processing part 400 shows the effect information corresponding to the scoring value obtained when the music A was sung, when the music A is included in the singing history. When the song A is not included in the singing history, it is read from the storage unit 100 and transmitted to the mobile terminal M2, and a predetermined scoring value is set, and effect information corresponding to the set scoring value is sent from the effect information storage unit 100. Read and transmit to the portable terminal M2. According to such a karaoke system 1, the effect information according to the scoring value can be provided to the mobile terminal. Moreover, even if the selected music is not included in the singing history, appropriate effect information can be provided to the mobile terminal by setting a predetermined scoring value.

Second Embodiment
Next, a karaoke system according to the second embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. Detailed description of the same configuration as that of the first embodiment will be omitted.

  In the first embodiment, the effect information is selected with reference to only the singing history of the user who is listening to the karaoke song. On the other hand, it is also possible to refer to the singing history of the user who performs karaoke singing. In this embodiment, such a karaoke system will be described in detail. A user who performs karaoke singing using a karaoke device may be referred to as a “singer”, and at least one user who is listening to the singer's karaoke singing may be referred to as an “audience”.

(Effect information storage)
As in the first embodiment, the effect information storage unit 100 according to the present embodiment classifies and stores effect information according to a predetermined standard. In the present embodiment, the predetermined reference is determined in consideration of the singing history of the singer and the audience. For example, the effect information storage unit 100 stores table data as shown in FIGS.

  In the table data shown in FIG. 11, each effect information is classified into four types (Type A ′ to D ′) according to the presence or absence of the singing history of the singer and the audience. Further, in the table data shown in FIG. 12, each effect information has four types (Type A ′) according to the difference value obtained by subtracting the scoring value included in the audience singing history from the scoring value included in the singing history of the singer. ′ To D ″).

(History search part)
In the first search history of the user who owns the first mobile terminal, the history search unit 300 according to the present embodiment, when a song is selected in the paired first mobile terminal, and the A search is performed as to whether or not the singing history of a certain piece of music is included in the second singing history of the user who owns the second mobile terminal that is paired with the karaoke apparatus other than the first mobile terminal.

  For example, it is assumed that the mobile terminal M1 and the mobile terminal M2 are paired with the karaoke apparatus K. Further, it is assumed that the singing history of the user U1 and the user U2 is stored in the storage unit 43.

  In this situation, it is assumed that the user U1 selects the music piece A using the portable terminal M1 (that is, the user U1 corresponds to “singer”). Before the karaoke performance of the music A is started (for example, during the performance of the music reserved immediately before the music A), the history search unit 300 refers to the pairing table and uses a karaoke device other than the portable terminal M1. Check if there is a mobile device paired with K. Here, the portable terminal M2 is paired with the karaoke apparatus K.

  In this case, the history search unit 300 searches whether or not the song history of the song A is included in the song history of the user U1 who owns the mobile terminal M1. In addition, the history search unit 300 searches whether the song history of the song A is included in the song history of the user U2 who owns the mobile terminal M2. The history search unit 300 outputs the search result to the effect information processing unit 400. In this example, the mobile terminal M1 corresponds to a “first mobile terminal”, and the mobile terminal M2 corresponds to a “second mobile terminal”. In addition, the song history of the user U1 corresponds to the “first song history”, and the song history of the user U2 corresponds to the “second song history”.

(Effect information processing department)
The effect information processing unit 400 according to the present embodiment stores predetermined effect information in the effect information storage unit 100 according to whether or not the singing history of the music in the first singing history and the second singing history is included. Is transmitted to the second portable terminal.

  In the above example, the effect information processing unit 400 determines whether or not the song A is included in the song histories of the user U1 and the user U2 based on the search result from the history search unit 300. In accordance with the determination result, the effect information processing unit 400 reads predetermined effect information from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmits it to the mobile terminal M2.

  For example, when the search result is “user U1 has a singing history” and “user U2 has no singing history”, the effect information processing unit 400 refers to the table shown in FIG. 11 and corresponds to “Type B ′”. The effect information to be read is read from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmitted to the portable terminal M2.

  Or the effect information processing part 400, when the music in the first singing history and the second singing history is included, the score information obtained when singing the certain music included in each singing history The effect information corresponding to the difference value is read from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmitted to the second portable terminal.

  For example, in the above example, when the search result is “the user U1 has a singing history” and “the user U2 has a singing history”, the effect information processing unit 400 calculates the difference value of the scoring values included in each singing history. Ask. Here, it is assumed that “+5 points” is calculated as the difference value. In this case, the effect information processing unit 400 refers to the table shown in FIG. 12, reads the effect information corresponding to “TypeB ″” from the effect information storage unit 100, and transmits it to the mobile terminal M2.

  On the other hand, the effect information processing unit 400 sets a predetermined scoring value when the music in one of the first singing history and the second singing history is not included, and is included in the one singing history It is also possible to read out the effect information corresponding to the difference value between the scoring value obtained when singing a certain piece of music and the set scoring value from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmit it to the second portable terminal. .

  For example, in the above example, when the search result is “the user U1 has a singing history” and “the user U2 has no singing history”, the effect information processing unit 400 sets a predetermined scoring value for the user U2.

  The scoring value can be set by the same method as in the first embodiment. For example, the effect information processing unit 400 sets a predetermined scoring value as a predetermined scoring value.

  Alternatively, the effect information processing unit 400 may be a value obtained based on a score value of music similar to a certain music included in the singing history of the user who owns the first mobile terminal, and / or the second mobile terminal. A value obtained based on a score value of a song similar to a certain song included in the singing history of the user who owns is set as a predetermined score value.

  The effect information processing unit 400 sets the first predetermined scoring value and the second predetermined scoring value when the music in both the first singing history and the second singing history is not included. The effect information corresponding to the difference value between the first predetermined scoring value and the second predetermined scoring value is read from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmitted to the second portable terminal.

  For example, in the above example, when the search result is “no user U1 singing history” and “no user U2 singing history”, the effect information processing unit 400 sets the scoring value α as the scoring value of the user U1. Then, the scoring value β is set as the scoring value of the user U2. Then, the effect information processing unit 400 obtains a difference value between the scoring value α and the scoring value β. The effect information processing unit 400 reads the effect information corresponding to the obtained difference value from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmits it to the mobile terminal M2. The scoring value α corresponds to a “first predetermined scoring value”, and the scoring value β corresponds to a “second predetermined scoring value”.

== About processing in karaoke system ==
Next, a specific example of processing in the karaoke system 1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 13 is a flowchart illustrating a processing example in the karaoke system 1. In this example, it is assumed that the portable terminal M1 is paired with the karaoke apparatus K. Further, it is assumed that the karaoke apparatus K stores the singing history of the user U1 who owns the mobile terminal M1.

  Steps 20 to 24 and 27 to 29 are the same as steps 10 to 14 and 17 to 19, and thus detailed description thereof is omitted.

  When the user U1 (singer) selects music A via the mobile terminal M1, the history search unit 300 selects a mobile terminal that is paired with the karaoke apparatus K other than the mobile terminal M1 that selected the music. look for. In this example, the portable terminal M2 is paired with the karaoke apparatus K.

  The history search unit 300 searches whether the singing history of the song A is included in the singing history of the user U1 and the user U2 (searching for the singing history of the singer and the audience. Step 25).

  The effect information processing unit 400 reads out predetermined effect information from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmits it to the mobile terminal M2 depending on whether or not the singing history of the song A is included in each singing history (effect information). Step 26).

  Thus, according to the karaoke system 1 according to the present embodiment, the history search unit 300, when the music A is selected in the mobile terminal M1 paired with the karaoke apparatus K, the user who owns the mobile terminal M1. It is searched whether the singing history of the music A is included in the singing history of U1 and the singing history of the user U2 who owns the mobile terminal M2 paired with the karaoke apparatus K other than the mobile terminal M1. Then, the effect information processing unit 400 sends predetermined effect information from the effect information storage unit 100 according to whether or not the song history of the song A is included in the song history of the user U1 and the song history of the user U2. Read and transmit to the portable terminal M2. The mobile terminal M2 can automatically set a selectable effect based on the received effect information. That is, it is simple because the user does not need to select an effect and assign it to a key or icon of the portable terminal. In other words, the karaoke system 1 according to the present embodiment can facilitate the setting of effects in the mobile terminal. Moreover, according to the structure of this embodiment, when selecting effect information, the singing history of a singer and an audience is referred. Therefore, appropriate effect information can be provided according to the singing skills of the singer and the audience.

  Moreover, in the karaoke system 1 which concerns on this embodiment, when the music A is contained in the singing history of the user U1 and the singing history of the user U2, the effect information processing unit 400 includes the music A included in each singing history. The effect information corresponding to the difference value of the scoring values obtained when singing is read from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmitted to the portable terminal M2. Moreover, the effect information processing part 400 sets a predetermined scoring value and is included in one singing history, when the music A is not included in either one of the singing history of the user U1 and the singing history of the user U2. The effect information corresponding to the difference value between the scoring value obtained when singing the music A to be sung and the set scoring value is read from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmitted to the portable terminal M2. Furthermore, the effect information processing unit 400, when the music A is not included in both the user U1 singing history and the user U2 singing history, the first predetermined scoring value and the second predetermined scoring value. The effect information corresponding to the difference value between the first predetermined scoring value and the second predetermined scoring value is read from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmitted to the portable terminal M2. According to such a karaoke system 1, the effect information according to the scoring value can be provided to the mobile terminal. Even if the selected music is not included in the singing history of the singer or the audience, appropriate effect information can be provided to the mobile terminal by setting a predetermined scoring value.

<Third Embodiment>
Next, with reference to FIG.14 and FIG.15, the karaoke system which concerns on 3rd Embodiment is demonstrated. Detailed description of the same configurations as those of the first embodiment or the second embodiment will be omitted.

  In 1st Embodiment and 2nd Embodiment, the example which provides suitable effect information before starting karaoke song was described. On the other hand, in this embodiment, an example in which effect information that can be selected during karaoke singing can be changed will be described.

[Karaoke software configuration]
FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating a software configuration example of the karaoke main body 40. The karaoke main body 40 includes an effect information storage unit 100, a pairing processing unit 200, a history search unit 300, an effect information processing unit 400, and a scoring processing unit 500. The effect information storage unit 100 is provided as a part of the storage area of the storage unit 43. The pairing processing unit 200, history search unit 300, effect information processing unit 400, and scoring processing unit 500 are realized by the CPU of the control unit 41 executing a program stored in the memory.

(Scoring processor)
The scoring processing unit 500 calculates a scoring value based on the karaoke song at a predetermined timing when the karaoke song of a certain music is performed.

  The predetermined timing is an arbitrary timing, for example, the time when the singing of the A melody of a certain musical piece is finished, the time when the singing of No. 1 (A melody to B melody to chorus) is finished, and the like. The predetermined timing may be set in advance for each karaoke device, or may be set as a predetermined timing at a time point specified by the user via the portable terminal.

  A known method can be used for calculating the scoring value based on the karaoke song.

  For example, it is assumed that the user U1 selects the music A via the portable terminal M1 and starts karaoke singing of the music A. The scoring unit 500 calculates the scoring value by comparing the singing voice data acquired during the karaoke singing of the music A (for example, when the first singing is finished) with the reference data of the music A. The scoring processing unit 500 outputs the calculated scoring value to the effect information processing unit 400.

(Effect information processing department)
The effect information processing unit 400 according to the present embodiment, when a song included in the singing history, includes the calculated scoring value and the scoring value obtained when singing the certain song included in the singing history. The effect information corresponding to the difference value is read from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmitted to the second portable terminal.

  For example, in the above example, it is assumed that the scoring value γ calculated at a certain time point of the karaoke song of the music A is output from the scoring processing unit 500.

  Here, when the search result by the history search unit 200 is “the user U2 has a singing history”, the effect information processing unit 400 determines the scoring value γ and the scoring value δ of the song A included in the singing history of the user U2. The difference value of is obtained. The effect information processing unit 400 reads the effect information corresponding to the difference value from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmits it to the mobile terminal M2.

  On the other hand, the effect information processing unit 400 sets a predetermined scoring value when the song in the singing history is not included, and sets the effect information corresponding to the difference value between the calculated scoring value and the set scoring value. It is also possible to read out from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmit it to the second portable terminal.

  For example, in the above example, when the search result is “no user U2 singing history”, the effect information processing unit 400 sets a predetermined scoring value ε for the user U2. The scoring value can be set by the same method as in the first and second embodiments.

  The effect information processing unit 400 reads out the effect information corresponding to the difference value between the scoring value γ and the scoring value ε from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmits it to the mobile terminal M2.

== About processing in the karaoke system ==
Next, a specific example of processing and the like in the karaoke system 1 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. FIG. 15 is a flowchart illustrating a processing example in the karaoke system 1. In this example, it is assumed that the user U1 starts karaoke singing of the music piece A in the state in which the effect information E1 is transmitted from the karaoke apparatus K to the portable terminal M2 by the process of the first embodiment. In the processing of the present embodiment, the server apparatus S is not directly involved, and thus description in the flow is omitted.

  After the user U1 starts karaoke singing of the music A, the scoring processing unit 500 calculates a scoring value based on the karaoke singing (calculation of scoring value, step 30). The scoring processing unit 500 outputs the calculated scoring value to the effect information processing unit 400.

  The effect information processing unit 400 obtains a difference value between the scoring value obtained when singing the music piece A included in the searched singing history of the user U2 and the scoring value calculated in step 30 (difference value). Step 31). The effect information processing unit 400 reads the effect information E2 corresponding to the difference value calculated in step 31 from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmits it to the mobile terminal M2 (transmission of new effect information; step 32).

  When the sound effect icon on the display screen of the remote control application is selected, the mobile terminal M2 (control unit 95), based on the effect information E2 transmitted in step 32, instead of the effect icon based on the effect information E1, A new effect icon is displayed on the display section 93 (display of a new effect icon. Step 33). The processing of step 30 to step 33 may be repeatedly performed at every predetermined timing.

  When a new effect icon is selected by the user U2, the portable terminal M2 transmits the effect ID to the karaoke device (transmission of the effect ID. Step 34).

  The karaoke apparatus K reads the effect data corresponding to the effect ID from the effect information storage unit 100 and emits the sound through the speaker 50 (effect sound emission, step 35).

  Thus, according to the karaoke system 1 according to the present embodiment, the history search unit 300 is paired with the karaoke apparatus K other than the mobile terminal M1 when the music A is selected in the paired mobile terminal M1. It is searched whether or not the song history of the song A is included in the song history of the user U2 who owns the mobile terminal M2. Moreover, the scoring process part 500 calculates a scoring value based on the said karaoke song at the predetermined | prescribed timing when the karaoke song of the music A is performed. And when the music A is included in the singing history, the effect information processing unit 400 corresponds to the difference value between the calculated scoring value and the scoring value obtained when singing the music A included in the singing history. The effect information to be read is read from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmitted to the portable terminal M. On the other hand, when the song A is not included in the singing history, the effect information processing unit 400 sets a predetermined scoring value, and obtains effect information corresponding to the difference value between the calculated scoring value and the set scoring value. The data is read from the effect information storage unit 100 and transmitted to the mobile terminal M2. The portable terminal M2 can automatically set a selectable effect based on the effect information received during the karaoke singing. That is, it is simple because the user does not need to select an effect and assign it to a key or icon of the mobile terminal. Moreover, since the selectable effect can be changed during the karaoke song, more appropriate effect information can be provided. That is, according to the karaoke system 1 according to the present embodiment, it is possible to easily set an effect on the mobile terminal even while karaoke singing is being performed.

<Others>
The pairing process may be performed on the server device S side. In this case, the control unit 30 of the server device S functions as a pairing processing unit.

  For example, in the example of the first embodiment, when the user U2 selects the pairing icon with the mobile terminal M2, in this case, the mobile terminal M2 transmits terminal identification information to the server apparatus S via the karaoke apparatus K. . At this time, the karaoke apparatus K transmits its own apparatus identification information together with the terminal identification information.

  The pairing processing unit of the server device S associates the terminal identification information transmitted from the portable terminal M2 with the device identification information of the karaoke device K.

  Further, the effect information may be stored in the server device S. In this case, a part of the storage area of the storage unit 10 of the server device S is provided as an effect information storage unit.

  For example, when reading predetermined effect information in the example of the first embodiment, the effect information processing unit 400 of the karaoke apparatus K transmits an effect ID corresponding to the effect information to the server apparatus S. The server device S transmits effect information (effect data, icon data) corresponding to the effect ID received from the karaoke device K to the karaoke device K. The effect information processing unit 400 of the karaoke apparatus K transmits the received effect information to the mobile terminal M2.

  In the above embodiment, the case where there is one audience has been described, but the same processing can be performed even when there are a plurality of audiences. That is, the karaoke system 1 can provide appropriate effect information by executing the same processing for the mobile terminals of each audience.

  Further, the prescribed effect information may be stored in advance in the remote control application of each mobile terminal. In this case, the mobile terminal adds the effect information provided by the above embodiment to the specified effect information and presents it to the user. For example, it is assumed that “applause” and “cheer” are stored as prescribed effect information, and “fanfare” and “trumpet” effect information is provided from the karaoke apparatus. In this case, the mobile terminal displays “applause”, “cheer”, “fanfare”, and “trumpet” effect icons on the display unit.

  The above embodiment is presented as an example and does not limit the scope of the invention. The above configurations can be implemented in appropriate combination, and various omissions, replacements, and changes can be made without departing from the scope of the invention. The above-described embodiments and modifications thereof are included in the invention described in the claims and equivalents thereof in the same manner as included in the scope and spirit of the invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Karaoke system M1, M2 Portable terminal K Karaoke apparatus S Server apparatus 10a History storage part 100 Effect information storage part 200 Pairing process part 300 History search part 400 Effect information processing part

Claims (7)

A karaoke system including a karaoke device and a server device,
A history storage unit that stores, for each user, a singing history including a scoring value of a song that has performed karaoke singing;
An effect information storage unit that classifies and stores effect information related to effects for exciting a karaoke singing place according to a predetermined standard;
A pairing processing unit for performing pairing between the mobile terminal and the karaoke device so that an operation input from the mobile terminal owned by the user to the karaoke device is possible;
When a song is selected on the paired first mobile terminal, during the singing history of the user who owns the second mobile terminal paired with the karaoke apparatus other than the first mobile terminal , A history search unit for searching whether the singing history of the certain music is included,
An effect information processing unit that reads predetermined effect information from the effect information storage unit and transmits it to the second portable terminal depending on whether or not the singing history of the music is included,
Karaoke system with   The effect information processing unit reads, from the effect information storage unit, effect information corresponding to a scoring value obtained when the certain music is included in the singing history, when the certain music is sung. If the song is not included in the singing history, a predetermined scoring value is set, and effect information corresponding to the set scoring value is read from the effect information storage unit, The karaoke system according to claim 1, wherein the karaoke system is transmitted to the second portable terminal.   The effect information processing unit is obtained based on a predetermined scoring value or a scoring value of music similar to the certain music included in the singing history of the user who owns the second mobile terminal. The karaoke system according to claim 2, wherein a value to be obtained is set as the predetermined scoring value. A karaoke system including a karaoke device and a server device,
A history storage unit that stores, for each user, a singing history including a scoring value of a song that has performed karaoke singing;
An effect information storage unit that classifies and stores effect information related to effects for exciting a karaoke singing place according to a predetermined standard;
A pairing processing unit for performing pairing between the mobile terminal and the karaoke device so that an operation input from the mobile terminal owned by the user to the karaoke device is possible;
When a song is selected in the paired first mobile terminal, the karaoke device is used in the first singing history of the user who owns the first mobile terminal, and other than the first mobile terminal. A history search unit for searching whether or not the singing history of the certain music is included in the second singing history of the user who owns the paired second mobile terminal;
Depending on whether the singing history of the certain music is included in the first singing history and the second singing history, predetermined effect information is read from the effect information storage unit, and the second mobile phone An effect information processing unit to be transmitted to the terminal;
Karaoke system with The effect information processing unit
When the certain song is included in the first song history and the second song history, the effect corresponding to the difference value of the scoring values obtained when singing the certain song included in each song history Information is read from the effect information storage unit and transmitted to the second portable terminal,
When the certain music is not included in any one of the first singing history and the second singing history, when a predetermined scoring value is set and the certain singing music included in the one singing history is sung The effect information corresponding to the difference value between the obtained scoring value and the set scoring value is read from the effect information storage unit and transmitted to the second mobile terminal,
When the certain song is not included in both the first singing history and the second singing history, a first predetermined scoring value and a second predetermined scoring value are set, and the first predetermined scoring value is set. 5. The effect information corresponding to the difference value between the scoring value and the second predetermined scoring value is read from the effect information storage unit and transmitted to the second portable terminal. Karaoke system.   The effect information processing unit is obtained based on a predetermined scoring value and a scoring value of a song similar to the certain music included in the singing history of the user who owns the first mobile terminal. Setting a value obtained based on a value and / or a score value of a song similar to the certain song included in the singing history of the user who owns the second mobile terminal as the predetermined scoring value The karaoke system according to claim 5, characterized in that: A karaoke system including a karaoke device and a server device,
A history storage unit that stores, for each user, a singing history including a scoring value of a song that has performed karaoke singing;
An effect information storage unit that classifies and stores effect information related to effects for exciting a karaoke singing place according to a predetermined standard;
A pairing processing unit for performing pairing between the mobile terminal and the karaoke device so that an operation input from the mobile terminal owned by the user to the karaoke device is possible;
When a song is selected on the paired first mobile terminal, during the singing history of the user who owns the second mobile terminal paired with the karaoke apparatus other than the first mobile terminal , A history search unit for searching whether the singing history of the certain music is included,
A scoring processing unit that calculates a scoring value based on the karaoke singing at a predetermined timing when the karaoke singing of the certain music is performed;
When the certain music is included in the singing history, the effect information corresponding to the difference value between the calculated scoring value and the scoring value obtained when singing the certain music included in the singing history Read from the effect information storage unit, send to the second mobile terminal,
When the song is not included in the singing history, a predetermined scoring value is set, and effect information corresponding to a difference value between the calculated scoring value and the set scoring value is stored from the effect information storage unit. An effect information processing unit that reads and transmits to the second mobile terminal;
Karaoke system with

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