JP3467147B2 - Karaoke equipment - Google Patents

Description

Detailed Description of the Invention

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention reproduces musical tone information of a designated karaoke song and outputs a musical tone, and based on user's singing voice information inputted from a microphone or the like and predetermined scoring information. The present invention relates to a karaoke device that also has a function of scoring the singing ability of a user.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, there is provided a karaoke device capable of reproducing musical tone information of a designated karaoke piece, outputting a musical tone for karaoke performance, and singing in accordance with the karaoke performance to enjoy. A karaoke device that also has a scoring function is known. As an example of scoring in this case, the karaoke device stores vocal data (hereinafter referred to as vocal data) as scoring information in addition to musical tone information for karaoke performance, and a singing voice input from a microphone. There is a method of scoring singing ability based on and vocal data. As the scoring method, the singing voice is compared with the vocal signal using, for example, a change in pitch and rhythm as a scoring element, and the singing voice is scored according to how close the vocal signal is to the vocal signal. If it is a pitch element, for example, the degree of coincidence (or the degree of disagreement) between the two is counted every predetermined time, and the score is scored based on the counted number. In other words, the higher the score, the higher the score compared to the original vocal data.

[0003]

However, in the case of the karaoke apparatus having the above-mentioned scoring function, the scoring result is only displayed on the display device after the scoring, and the user confirms the scoring result. Even if they could, they did not have any penalties or benefits. In other words, even if the scoring result is unsatisfactory, it ends with that, so it cannot be denied that there is a lack of excitement.

Therefore, the present invention provides a new way of enjoying the karaoke apparatus by reflecting the scoring result in the determination of the music to be reproduced after the next time so that the scoring result becomes a penalty or a privilege for the user. With the goal.

[0005]

[Means for Solving the Problems and Effects of the Invention] The invention according to claim 1 made to achieve this object is designated.
Means, musical sound output means, scoring means, and reproduced music determination means
Karaoke equipped with and enabling karaoke song reservation selection
In the device, the designating means adds user identification information.
Then, a karaoke song can be specified, and the musical sound output means
Performs musical tone information of the karaoke song designated by the designation means
The scoring means is the singing voice information from the voice input means.
Based on the report and predetermined scoring information, each karaoke song is scored
Output the point result, and the reproduced music determination means determines the user identification information.
Based on the scoring results for each report
The order of the user identification information of the orchestra is decided, and the decided order
Is a karaoke device that causes the musical sound output means to perform on the basis of the above .

According to the karaoke apparatus of the present invention having the above structure, when a desired karaoke piece is specified from the plurality of karaoke pieces by the specifying means, the musical sound output means causes the musical sound information corresponding to the specified karaoke piece. To output a musical sound. The karaoke user can sing and enjoy this output musical sound as an accompaniment, and the singing voice information of the user can be enjoyed.
The information is input through the voice input means, and is scored by the scoring means for each karaoke piece based on the predetermined scoring information.

The scoring result by this scoring means is reflected as follows. That is, in this karaoke device,
When the karaoke piece is designated by the designating means, it can be performed by adding the user identification information to the identification information of the karaoke piece and designating it . Next time based on the scoring result
Determine the order of user identification information of karaoke songs to be played
Set. Then, based on the determined order, the musical sound is output.
Force means can be played.

[0008] With respect to the decision, the reproduction frequency for each user identification information based on the previous scoring results for each a Subscriber identity determined For example, determines an order in accordance with the reproduction frequency with which the determined, a Subscriber It is conceivable to determine the priority degree for each user identification information based on the previous scoring result for each identification information and determine the order according to the determined priority degree.

Further, when the reproduction music deciding means decides the order in consideration of the reproduction frequency and the priority, as described in claim 2 , the user identification information having a good scoring result is obtained.
However, the playback frequency or priority was increased to determine the order.
As shown in claim 3 , user identification with a good scoring result
The lower the playback frequency or priority, the lower the priority of the information.
It is possible to do it.

As described above, conventionally, the scoring result is displayed and the user is simply notified, but the karaoke apparatus of the present invention can reflect the scoring result in the determination of the music to be reproduced after the next time. it can. For example, if the decision is made as claimed in claim 2 , the better the song is, the more privileged the song can be sung, or the privilege of singing is given priority over other people even if the reservation order is later. The more you sing, the less chance you will have to sing, or you will be penalized that you can only sing later than someone else in the reservation order. This allows karaoke to be enjoyed in a lively atmosphere, for example, all users sing hard to sing more or more preferentially.

[0011] In the case of claim 2, generally sensibly rating result is determined good one as the reproduction frequency or priority degree is like the next time higher reproducing music but, claim 3
In this case, the next and subsequent reproduction songs are determined such that the better the scoring result, the lower the reproduction frequency or the priority. In this way, all users must deliberately sing in order to sing more or more priority. In addition, a penal usage may be considered that the poorest person has to sing more than others. A new usage method that incorporates this kind of game feeling can be considered.

That is, the karaoke device for the user is
The purpose is not just to sing the song exactly as it was originally, but it is also a way for multiple people to get excited. In this case, since the scoring itself is not the purpose like audition, etc., strict scoring is not interesting. In other words, the basic is karaoke, and considering that there is scoring as an accessory function to enjoy the karaoke more, depending on the scoring result, the playing order of the song you want becomes faster than other people, or It is preferable from the standpoint of further enhancing the game quality, that the privilege that the performance frequency becomes higher, conversely the performance order becomes slower than other people, or that the penalty is given that the performance frequency becomes lower. . In addition, as described in claim 4, the reproduced music determination means is
The karaoke song corresponding to the user identification information to be played is
If not, it will be selected as the user of the user identification information.
You may make it display the music prompt.

[0013]

BEST MODE FOR CARRYING OUT THE INVENTION An embodiment of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. As shown in FIG. 1, the karaoke device 1 is connected to a host computer via a communication line 20. The karaoke device 1 is a control unit that controls the entire device, and operates according to a command from the CPU 4, which is also equivalent to the "playback music determining unit" in the present invention.
The CPU 4 has a modem 2 as a communication means for communicating with the host computer, a hard disk 6 as a karaoke data storage means for storing the karaoke data received from the host computer, and a karaoke device for the user to select songs or the like. The operation panel 3 as a "designating means" used when operating the, the playback device 5 for converting the musical tone information into a voice signal and outputting the voice signal to the amplifier 13, and the background image and lyrics referred to when the user sings. Video mixer 8 for combining and outputting a video signal, and scoring device 9 as scoring means
And are connected.

In addition, the karaoke apparatus 1 is provided with a microphone 15 as "voice input means" for inputting a user's singing voice.
By connecting to the amplifier 13, the input audio signal is synthesized with the audio signal output from the reproducing device 5.
It is output to. This amplifier 1
Reference numeral 3 designates a speaker 1 which is connected by amplifying the synthesized voice signal.
Output to 4.

The voice signal input from the microphone 15 is also input to the scoring device 9, and the scoring device 9 performs scoring. Specifically, during karaoke performance, vocal information (which corresponds to “scoring information”) described below is transferred from the CPU 4, and the singing ability is scored based on the vocal information and the voice signal input from the microphone 15. To do.

As the scoring method, it is considered that the singing voice is compared with vocal information using, for example, a change in pitch, rhythm, etc. as a scoring element, and the singing voice is scored according to how close the vocal information is to the vocal information. If it is a pitch element, for example, the degree of coincidence (or the degree of disagreement) between the two is counted every predetermined time, and the score is determined based on the counted number. It is possible to set the initial score as 100 points and then deduct from it. Note that, in reality, when scoring with the pitch matching condition, it is necessary to determine a predetermined number of comparison targets, and thus the grading interval may be changed between the slow tempo song and the up tempo song. Specifically, by scoring every predetermined measure, even if there is a difference in tempo, the scoring result will be somewhat reliable.

As described above, the singing score scored at the predetermined scoring timing is stored in the memory (not shown) in the scoring device 9.
It is stored while being updated. Further, when playing a song, the CPU 4 synchronizes the lyrics telop information included in the karaoke data with the performance and plays the video mixer 8 together with the background image output from the moving image playback player 10.
Is displayed on the display 11 via.

The reproducing device 5, the amplifier 13 and the speaker 14 correspond to the "musical sound output means" in the present invention.
Next, the operation keys and the like provided on the operation panel 3 will be described. As shown in FIG. 2, the operation panel 3 includes
A power key 31, a vocal key 32, a song key or a numeric key 34 from "0 to 9" for inputting identification information (hereinafter referred to as ID) of a user, which will be described later, a song selection key 35 for entering a song selection mode, A performance start key 37 for starting a performance, a scoring [1] key 38, a scoring [2] key 39, etc. are provided. A 7-segment LED 40 for displaying the input song number and the like is also provided. The 7-segment LED 40 is for displaying a number during selection of music, a user ID, etc., and in the case of the present invention, is provided with LEDs for four digits.

The vocal key 32 is for adjusting the volume of the vocal melody line in three levels: professional, standard, and amateur. For example, if you select “Pro”, you will be able to hear the melody line slightly and you will be able to sing your own singing style, and if you select “Ama”, it will be output at a volume higher than standard, so even if you are not very confident, it will be smooth Can sing to

On the other hand, the marking [1] key 38 and the marking
The [2] key 39 sets the scoring mode to [1] , respectively .
This is the key for setting [2] . Details will be described later,
The scoring mode [1] is a mode in which the higher the score of the scored result, the higher priority is given to singing next time.
On the other hand, the scoring mode [2] is a mode in which the lower the score of the scored result is, the more preferential the song can be performed next time. That is, when the scoring mode is [2] , the higher the score, the later the singing order will be delayed.

Next, regarding the structure of karaoke data used in the karaoke apparatus 1 having the above structure, FIG.
Will be described with reference to. Karaoke data KD includes song number D1 as identification information, song information D2, tone information D3 for performing karaoke performance, and lyrics telop information D4.

The song information D2 is for displaying the title of a song to be played on the display 11, and is composed of a song name, a singer name, a composer name, and a lyricist name. In addition to this, information such as the year when the song hits may be included. Further, the musical sound information D3 is obtained by converting the audio signal of the selected karaoke song into a MIDI code or the like and storing the converted audio signal.
Is output to. The musical sound information D3 includes musical sound information of an accompaniment portion (hereinafter referred to as "accompaniment information") D31.
It is divided into musical sound information (hereinafter referred to as “vocal information”) D32 of a vocal portion, which is converted into an analog performance signal and then sent to an amplifier 13 to be electrically amplified and via a microphone 15. It is mixed with the singing voice of the user input by a proper ratio. The mixed audio signal is output to the outside as a performance sound by the speaker 14.

In this embodiment, the vocal information D32
Is also sent to the scoring device 9. This is the scoring information,
As described above, in the scoring device 9, the singing ability is scored based on the vocal information D32 and the voice signal input from the microphone 15. On the other hand, lyrics telop information D4
Displays the character code of lyrics and lyrics telop 1
It includes information indicating the timing of output to the screen of No. 1 and the timing of changing the character color, and the CPU 4 refers to this information and the lyrics telop is displayed on the display 11 at the optimal timing in synchronization with the performance. To control.

Next, with reference to the flow charts of FIGS. 4 to 6, the processing when the karaoke is set in the scoring mode will be described. That is, scoring on the operation panel 3
This is a process executed when the [1] key 38 or the scoring [2] key 39 is operated. First, in the first step S10 of FIG. 4, a display prompting the user to select a song (for example, "Enter the song number using the numeric keypad")
On the display 11 and wait for the selected song (S
20). When the user operates the number keys 34 of the operation panel 3 to input the desired karaoke song number and operates the song selection key 35, the song selection is performed (S20: YES). To step S30.
If no song is selected (S20: NO), S50
Move to.

In S30, a display prompting the user to input the user ID (for example, "Please input a three-digit number with the number keys") is displayed on the display 11. The user operates the number keys 34 on the operation panel 3 to obtain the desired I
When D is input (S40: YES), the ID is acquired and the process proceeds to the next step S50. User ID
If is not input (S40: NO), the process returns to S30. In other words, when a song is selected, it always waits until the user ID is input.

In S50, it is determined whether or not there is a performance start instruction. When the performance start key 37 of the operation panel 3 is operated, an affirmative judgment is made in S50, and the routine proceeds to S60. On the other hand, if there is no performance start instruction (S50: NO), S
Return to 10 and display a message prompting you to select a song. That is, the music can be selected many times until the performance start instruction is issued. In this way, the song number and the user ID are set, and a plurality of songs can be reserved and selected. There is an upper limit to the number of reserved songs, and for example, up to 10 songs can be reserved and selected.

At S60, which is followed by an affirmative determination at S50, a performance / scoring control process is executed as a subroutine. For example, when five songs are reserved by the above music selection process, the performance / scoring control process is executed first for the one with the earliest reserved music selection timing (reservation ranking first place). This performance / scoring control process will be described with reference to FIG.

In step S210, a karaoke performance is started. For the karaoke performance, the karaoke data KD (see FIG. 3) is read from the hard disk 6, and the song information D2 and the lyrics telop information D are read from the karaoke data KD.
4 is output to the video mixer 8 side, and the musical tone information D3 is output to the reproducing device 5 side.

In the subsequent S220, scoring preparation is performed. The musical tone information D3 (see FIG. 3) is output to the reproducing device 5 side for the karaoke performance, but in the scoring preparation process, the vocal information D32 of the musical tone information D3 is transferred to the scoring device 9. When the scoring preparation is completed in S220, the process proceeds to S230.

In S230, it is determined whether or not the song portion has started. This may be determined by whether or not the display of the lyrics telop on the display 11 is started. If the song part has not started yet (S230: N
O), wait until the song part starts, and then start (S2
30: YES), and proceeds to S240.

In S240, the scoring device 9 is instructed to start scoring. As described above, this scoring is based on the vocal information D in the musical sound information D3 from the CPU 4 during karaoke performance.
32 is transferred, and the vocal information D32 and the microphone 15 are transmitted.
The singing ability is scored on the basis of the voice signal input by the singer. For example, a singing voice is compared with vocal information by using a pitch change, rhythm, etc. as a scoring element, and is scored according to how close the singing voice is to the vocal information.

Then, in S250, it is determined whether or not the song portion is finished, and the scoring is performed at any time until the song portion is finished, and is stored in the internal memory (not shown) of the scoring device 9 while being updated. . When the song portion ends in this way (S250: YES), the process proceeds to S260.

In S260, the scoring result is obtained from the scoring device 9, and the score and the user ID are set as a set in FIG.
It is stored in a table as shown in FIG. 2 and the score is displayed on the display 11 in the subsequent S270. The processing of S260 and 270 is executed when the song portion ends, but normally there is a so-called afterplay even when the song portion ends, so S28.
At 0, it is determined whether or not the performance of the entire song has ended. When the performance is finished, this subroutine is finished and the process proceeds to S70 of FIG.

At S70, it is determined whether or not there is a next song. As described above, in the first process of S60, if five songs are reserved, the performance / scoring control process is executed for the earliest reserved song selection timing, so that the song has been played. Then, it is judged in S70 whether or not there is a next reserved song.

If there is the next song (S70: YE
S) and S60, and the above-described performance / scoring control process (see FIG. 6) is executed for the song. In this way, the reserved songs are played in order, and when the performance scoring control process of S60 for the last song is completed, there is no next song (S70: NO), S80.
(See FIG. 5). For example, if the user ID is 100,
Performed on 5 songs of 200, 300, 400, 500
If the scoring control process (see FIG. 6) has been executed, five user IDs at this point in the table of FIG. 7 (A)
And the score that is the corresponding scoring result is determined. In this case, the user ID is 100, 200, 300, 40
Scores for 5 songs of 0,500 are 80 and 7, respectively.
0 points, 90 points, 60 points and 75 points.

In S80, it is determined whether the scoring mode is [1] . As described above, this process is a process executed when the scoring [1] key 38 or the scoring [2] key 39 is operated.
It is determined whether 39 is operated, that is, whether the scoring mode is [1] or [2] .

If the scoring mode is [1] (S80:
YES), the process proceeds to S90, and as shown in FIG.
The user IDs are sorted in descending order of score. On the other hand, when the scoring mode is [2] (S80: NO), S100
Then, as shown in FIG. 7C, the user IDs are rearranged in the ascending order of score.

Then, in S110, S90 or S
The performance order of the next series is determined according to the user ID sorted in 100. Here, when the user IDs are rearranged in the order of high score in S90,
The higher the score, the faster the performance will be in the next series. If the user IDs are sorted in the order of the lowest score in S100, the lower the score, the faster the performance will be in the next series. Determine the order.

Therefore, when the subsequent S120 is executed for the first time, it is determined whether or not the music piece in the first performance order determined in S110 is reserved. For example, FIG. 7 (B)
In the case of, it is determined whether or not the song with the user ID “300” is reserved, and in the case of FIG. 7C, the song with the user ID “400” is selected. Determine if it is reserved.

If it is already reserved (S
(120: YES), the process proceeds to S130, and the performance / scoring control process is executed for that song. This performance / scoring control process is the process of FIG. 6, and since the details have been described above, the description thereof is omitted here. Then, after the performance / scoring control processing in S130 is completed, it is determined in S140 whether or not the performance of all songs in the series has been completed. If not done (S140: NO),
The process returns to S120, but if completed, it is determined in S150 whether or not to continue the scoring mode.
150: YES), the process proceeds to S80, and if not continuing (S150: NO), this process ends. It should be noted that whether or not to continue the scoring mode may be automatically repeated a predetermined number of times, for example, and when it is desired to continue, a display prompting the user to operate a predetermined key of the operation panel 3 is displayed. If it is operated, the scoring mode may be continued.

In this way, the music of the next series is played according to the performance number determined in S110, but in S110, the performance order is only determined according to the user ID. Therefore, the user IDs that correspond to the performance order
If the song added with is already reserved, that song may be played, but if it has not been selected (S120: NO), the process proceeds to S160 and the person (corresponding A display prompting the user to select a song from a user having a user ID in the order of performing is displayed on the display 11. This display has a content such as "For user ID ***, please enter the song number using the ten keys." That is, since the next piece of music to be played is a piece of music to which a specific user ID has been added, it is urged to select a piece of music from the person to whom the user ID is set.

In the subsequent S170, it is determined whether or not a song has been selected, and a display prompting the user to select the song in S160 is displayed until the song is selected. If the song is selected (S170: YES), S is selected.
Move to 130 and perform about the selected song
Perform scoring control processing. The song selection in this case is S
In 160, since the user ID is specified and the music selection is urged, the user ID is not displayed like S30 of FIG. 4 at the time of the first music selection, and the user ID is not input. Trying to be good.

As described above, the karaoke apparatus 1 according to the present invention, which conventionally displays the scoring result and merely informs the user, reflects the scoring result on the determination of the music to be reproduced after the next time. You can For example, when the scoring mode [1] is designated, the higher the score is, that is, the better the song is sung, the more privilege is given to other people, and conversely, the lower the score, that is, the poorer the song is. You will be given penalties that you can only sing later than that person. That is, even if the first reservation order is later, if the score is good, the song can be sung first, and if the score is bad even if the reservation order is earlier, the order will be later. Therefore, since all users try to sing prioritized over others, all users can sing hard and enjoy karaoke in a lively atmosphere.

In the case of the scoring mode [1] , S9 in FIG.
As shown in the process of 0, the songs to be reproduced from the next time onward are determined so that the higher the score is, the higher the priority is. However, in the case of the scoring mode [2] , the reverse, that is, the process of S100 of FIG. As shown, the lower the score, the higher the priority. In this way, all users must deliberately sing in order to sing more or more priority. In addition, a penal usage may be considered that the poorest person has to sing more than others. New uses that incorporate this kind of game feel can also be realized.

That is, the karaoke device for the user is
The purpose is not just to sing the song exactly as it was originally, but it is also a way for multiple people to get excited. In this case, since the scoring itself is not the purpose like audition, etc., strict scoring is not interesting. In other words, considering that the basic is karaoke, and that there is scoring as an accessory function to enjoy the karaoke even more, depending on the scoring result, the performance order of the song you want becomes faster than other people, or reverse. It is preferable to give a penalty such that the playing order is later than that of other people, from the viewpoint of further improving the game.

The present invention has been described above based on the embodiment. However, the present invention is not limited to the above-mentioned constitution and can be carried out in various modes without departing from the gist of the present invention. . For example, in the above-described embodiment, the priority level for each user ID is determined based on the previous scoring result, and the next and subsequent songs are determined according to the determined priority level. However, the user ID is determined based on the previous scoring result. It is also possible to determine the reproduction frequency for each and then determine the reproduction music pieces for the next time and thereafter according to the determined reproduction frequency. An example of the case of another embodiment is shown with reference to FIG.

As shown in FIG. 7A, FIG.
When a score for each human user ID is obtained, a coefficient is assigned such that the higher the score, the higher the frequency of performance. For example, the user ID “300” having the highest score has a coefficient “0.5”, and the user IDs “100”, “500”, and “200” having the second to fourth scores have a coefficient “1.0”. , And the coefficient “2.0” is assigned to the lowest user ID “400”. Coefficient 1.0
In the case of, the frequency is almost standard, that is, in the case of 5 people, the frequency is such that one's turn comes once in 5 times, and in the case of a coefficient of 0.5, it is about twice the standard, that is, 2 in 5 times. The number of turns is such that one's turn comes around, and in the case of a coefficient of 2.0, it is about half of the standard, that is, the frequency at which one's turn comes around once every ten times.

Therefore, when the performance order for the next and subsequent times is determined based on this coefficient, it becomes as shown in FIG. 8B, for example. In addition, [1] , [2] , ... In parentheses in the item of user ID in FIG.
It shows the number of times for D. Looking at the user IDs corresponding to 1 to 5 in the performance order, the user ID "300"
About the user ID "100", "50"
"0" and "200" are each once,
There is no user ID “400”.

Similarly, looking at the user IDs corresponding to 6 to 10 in the performance order, similarly, the user ID "300" occurs twice, and the user IDs "100", "500",
It is once for "200" and not for user ID "400". There is a user ID "400" for the first time when the order of performance is 11, and as a result, the user ID "300", which has the highest score, is the user ID, which has the lowest score four times, and the user ID, which has the lowest score, among the 11 performances. Once for "400", for other user IDs "100", "50"
Each of "0" and "200" will be played twice.

By changing the performance frequency in this way, the higher the score, that is, the better the song, the more privilege that can be obtained than other people. On the contrary, the lower the score, that is, the poorer the song is, the other person can sing. You will be penalized that you will have fewer chances to sing. Therefore, all users can sing hard to sing more than others so that they can enjoy karaoke in a lively atmosphere. Of course, also in this case, the scoring mode in the above-described embodiment
As in [2], the higher the score, the lower the performance frequency may be set.

Further, in the other embodiment described with reference to FIG. 8, the coefficient for determining the performance frequency is set. However, for example, the lowest score has one rest and the highest score. May be a simple change in the performance frequency, such as performing an extra performance only once.

[Brief description of drawings]

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing a schematic configuration of a karaoke device according to an embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram showing an operation panel of the karaoke apparatus of the embodiment.

FIG. 3 is a data configuration diagram of karaoke data.

FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing a first half of a process executed by the karaoke apparatus of the embodiment.

FIG. 5 is a flowchart showing the latter half of the processing executed by the karaoke apparatus of the embodiment.

FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing performance / scoring control processing executed by the karaoke apparatus of the embodiment.

FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing a table storing scoring results and a performance order table determined from the scoring results in the embodiment.

FIG. 8 is an explanatory diagram showing a table after coefficient setting based on a scoring result and a performance order table determined from the scoring result in another embodiment.

[Explanation of symbols]

1 ... Karaoke device 3 ... Operation panel 4 ... CPU 5 ... Playback device 6 ... Hard disk 8 ... Video mixer 9 ... Scoring device 10 ... Video playback player 11 ... Display 13 ... Amplifier 14 ... Speaker 15 ... Microphone 31 ... Power key 32 ... Vocal Key 34 ... Numeric key 35 ... Song selection key 37 ... Performance start key 38 ... Score [1] key 39 ... Score [2] key 40 ... 7 segment LED 40 KD ... Karaoke data D1 ... Song number D2 ... Song information D3 ... Sound information D31 … Accompaniment information D32… Vocal information D4… Lyrics telop information

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Claims (4)

(57) [Claims] 1. A designation means, a tone output means, and a scoring means.
And a playback song determination means for selecting reserved songs for karaoke songs.
A karaoke device that enables the karaoke piece , wherein the designating means adds user identification information.
Can be designated, and the tone output means is the color designated by the designation means.
The musical tone information of the orchestral music is played, and the scoring means is the singing voice information from the voice input means.
Scoring results for each karaoke song based on the fixed scoring information
Is output, and the playback music determination means outputs the scoring result for each user identification information.
Based on the user's knowledge of karaoke songs that will be played next time based on
The order of the different information is determined, and the musical sound output means is caused to play based on the determined order.
That karaoke machine. 2. The reproduced music determination means is good in the scoring result.
The higher the user identification information, the higher the playback frequency or priority.
The karaoke apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the order is determined by using the karaoke apparatus. 3. The reproduced music determination means is good in the scoring result.
The lower the user identification information, the lower the playback frequency or priority.
The karaoke apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the order is determined by using the karaoke apparatus. 4. The reproduction music determining means should reproduce next time.
The karaoke song corresponding to the user identification information has not been reserved.
If there is not, a display prompting the user of the user identification information to select a song
Karaoke apparatus according to claim 1 to perform.