JP5686762B2 - Karaoke equipment - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a karaoke apparatus that outputs a performance tune selected from a large number of performance tunes, and more particularly, to an improvement in a customer information management system that manages various types of information related to a user who uses the karaoke apparatus.

  2. Description of the Related Art Music playback apparatuses that output a performance song selected from a large number of performance songs are known. For example, a karaoke device used in a karaoke box or the like. According to such a karaoke apparatus, music information of a karaoke performance song selected from a large number of karaoke performance songs stored in advance in a storage device is output, and an image including lyrics information of the karaoke performance song is synchronized with the output. By displaying it on the screen, it is possible to enjoy karaoke performance of a desired song.

  In the karaoke system using the karaoke apparatus, not only individuals can enjoy karaoke performance, but also users can communicate with each other, such as performing karaoke performance together with friends or recruiting new karaoke friends. It becomes important. In order to realize such communication, a technique for managing various kinds of information including information related to karaoke performance by the karaoke device has been proposed for each user of the karaoke device. For example, the communication karaoke system described in Patent Document 1 is that. According to this technique, as information related to karaoke performance of each user, a database for storing information related to the performance music in association with the identification information of the user is provided, and the music selection history, eighteenth music, performance evaluation results, etc. are provided to each user. By managing each, a so-called social network service (social network service) mainly composed of a communication karaoke system can be realized.

JP 2009-75453 A

  By the way, for example, karaoke apparatuses installed in stores such as pubs and snacks are not limited to the communication karaoke system as described above, that is, are used as non-communication karaoke apparatuses not connected to a communication line. In such a non-communication type karaoke apparatus, a customer information management system that manages various information for each user, such as registering a song frequently played by each user as an eighteenth song or checking the frequency of visits to the store Therefore, for example, a customer information management system that is not premised on communication (closed in a single karaoke device) and is intended for a plurality of users who use the karaoke device, such as regular customers in stores, is suitable. Applied. Such a customer information management system is particularly useful in a karaoke apparatus installed in a store with many regular customers such as pubs and snacks.

  However, the non-communication karaoke apparatus has a problem in that there are many stores where the use of the customer information management system as described above is functionally low but the use is low. For example, in a karaoke device installed in a store where the users who visit the store are exclusively determined, it is common for store owners to input music selections for their own customers, and each user does not perform login authentication Karaoke performances were often performed as is. If the login authentication is not performed, the customer information management system cannot be fully utilized, for example, the music selection history cannot be accumulated for each user. One of the reasons why login authentication is not performed by the present inventors is that the user ID, which is user identification information, must be entered, and the operation related to login authentication is complicated. Thought. Based on such knowledge, the present invention has been accomplished as a result of continuing intensive research.

  The present invention has been made against the background of the above circumstances, and an object of the present invention is to provide a karaoke apparatus that promotes the use of a customer information management system that manages various types of information related to users. .

  In order to achieve such an object, the gist of the present invention is to output a performance song selected from a large number of performance songs and display a lyric character image of the performance song on a video display device. A music selection input receiving means for receiving a music selection input of the performance music to the karaoke apparatus in response to an input operation by a predetermined input device, and a customer information management means for managing various information for each user of the karaoke apparatus And login authentication control means for performing login authentication of each user related to the customer information management means based on the music piece selected and input by the music selection input receiving means. is there.

  If it does in this way, according to the input operation by a predetermined input device, the music selection input reception means which receives the music selection input of the said performance music with respect to the said karaoke apparatus, and customer information management which manages various information for every user of the said karaoke apparatus And a login authentication control means for executing login authentication of each user related to the customer information management means based on the music piece selected and inputted by the music selection input receiving means. When a song selection input for a predetermined performance piece is performed, each user can be logged into the customer information management system simply by automatically performing login authentication of the user corresponding to the play piece. That is, it is possible to provide a karaoke apparatus that promotes the use of a customer information management system that manages various types of information related to users.

  Here, preferably, the customer information management means stores information related to the performance tune for each user of the karaoke apparatus, and the login authentication control means stores the song selection input. When a music piece selection input of a predetermined musical piece is performed by the receiving means, the login authentication of the user stored in association with the musical piece is executed. In this way, when a song selection input of a predetermined performance piece is performed, each user's login authentication stored in association with the performance piece is automatically performed, so that each simple and practical aspect can be obtained. Users can be logged into the customer information management system.

  Preferably, the customer information management means stores one or a plurality of the performance songs as eighteenth music for each user of the karaoke device, and the login authentication control means is the music selection input acceptance means. When the music selection input of the predetermined performance music is performed, the login authentication of the user who uses the performance music as the eighteenth music is executed. In this way, when a song selection input for a predetermined performance song is performed, login authentication of a user who has registered the performance song as an eighteenth song is automatically performed in a simple and practical manner. Each user can log in to the customer information management system.

  Further, preferably, the customer information management means stores a music selection history of performance songs input by the music selection input receiving means for each user of the karaoke apparatus, and the login authentication control means includes: When the music selection input accepting unit inputs music selection of a predetermined performance music, the user performs login authentication of the performance music included in the music selection history. In this way, when a song selection input of a predetermined performance song is performed, login authentication of a user who has played the performance song in the past is automatically performed in a simple and practical manner. Each user can log in to the customer information management system.

It is a block diagram which illustrates the composition of the karaoke device which is one example of the present invention. It is a figure explaining the touchscreen display provided in the commander main body in the karaoke apparatus of FIG. It is a perspective view which shows roughly the external appearance of the electronic quick sample apparatus with which the karaoke apparatus of FIG. 1 was equipped. It is a block diagram explaining the structure of the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a functional block diagram explaining the principal part of the control function with which CPU of the karaoke apparatus of FIG. 1 was equipped. It is a figure which shows an example of the mama VIP menu screen displayed on the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the mama eighteenth screen displayed on the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the person selection screen displayed on the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the login authentication screen displayed on the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the password input screen displayed on the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the login authentication confirmation screen displayed on the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the performance music search screen displayed on the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the reservation confirmation screen displayed on the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the new regular registration screen displayed on the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the new regular registration confirmation screen displayed on the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the new regular registration completion screen displayed on the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a figure which shows an example of the reservation completion screen displayed on the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG. It is a flowchart explaining the principal part of an example of customer information management control by CPU of the electronic quick sample apparatus of FIG.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings.

  FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of a karaoke apparatus 10 that is an embodiment of the present invention. As shown in FIG. 1, a karaoke apparatus 10 according to the present embodiment includes a video display device 12 such as a TFT (Thin Film Transistor Liquid Crystal) or a PDP (Plasma Display Panel) and a video board (graphics board). An output control unit 14, a video information decoder 16, a video mixer 18, a synthesizer 20 as a sound source, a microphone 22 as an audio input device, an amplifier mixer 24, a speaker 26, an operation panel 28, and an operation panel 28 thereof An input / output interface 30 that processes input signals from the CPU, a CPU 32 that is a central processing unit, a ROM 34 that is a read-only memory, a RAM 36 that is a read / write memory as needed, a hard disk 38 that is a storage device, To receive a remote control signal from an input device such as the electronic sample device 60 or the remote control device 50 Remote control receiver 40 and a LAN port 42.

  When using the karaoke device 10, preferably, one or several electronic quick sample devices 60 are lent to each user (group) involved in the use of the karaoke device 10, and the karaoke device 10 is installed. When the association process is performed with the karaoke device 10 in a private room or the like, the karaoke device 10 is used as a remote control device. Also, as shown in FIG. 1, preferably, a store or the like where the karaoke device 10 is installed is provided with a LAN 52 that connects the karaoke device 10 and other devices. Input from the electronic quick sample device 60 to the karaoke device 10 is preferably performed by LAN communication via a predetermined access point 54 and the LAN 52 or the like.

  The video output control unit 14 functions as a character video output device that outputs a character video (telop) such as a lyric character video generated by the CPU 32, and displays various video displays by the video display device 12. It is a control device. The video information decoder 16 is a background video playback device that plays back (decodes) a predetermined background video based on background video information stored in the hard disk 38 when a user sings while referring to lyrics. . The background video information is, for example, MPEG (Moving Picture Experts Group) format data, and the background video reproduced by the video information decoder 16 based on the MPEG data is sent to the video mixer 18. The video mixer 18 combines the character video generated by the CPU 32 and output from the video output control unit 14 with the background video reproduced by the video information decoder 16 to the video display device 12. This is a video composition device to be displayed.

  The synthesizer 20 is a sound source that generates a music signal such as a musical instrument performance signal based on performance information of a karaoke performance song read from the hard disk 38 and sent. The performance information is, for example, data in MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) format, and the music signal generated by the synthesizer 20 based on the MIDI data is converted into an analog signal and sent to the amplifier mixer 24. The amplifier mixer 24 mixes the received music signal and the singing voice of the user (performer) input via the microphone 22, and those signals are electrically amplified and output from the speaker 26. The

  The operation panel 28 allows the user of the karaoke apparatus 10 to select a karaoke performance song that the user wants to sing, adjust the pitch of the performance song, adjust the volume balance between the performance and the song, and so on. , An input device provided with operation buttons (switches) or knobs for performing various adjustments such as tone. Preferably, the karaoke apparatus 10 is provided with a remote control device 50 that functions as an input device for remotely executing a part of the function of the operation panel 28, and the remote control receiving unit 40 includes the remote control device 40. A remote control signal transmitted from the remote control device 50 is received and supplied to the CPU 32. In addition, the association (sticking) process between the karaoke device 10 and the electronic quick sample device 60 is also performed via the remote control receiving unit 40, and the electronic quick sample device associated with the karaoke device 10 in this way. 60 also functions as an input device. In this embodiment, an input device such as the remote control device 50 provided in the karaoke device 10 or the electronic quick sample device 60 subjected to the association processing also constitutes a part of the karaoke device 10. The following will be described.

  In addition, the karaoke apparatus 10 may include a touch panel display 46 in a commander main body 44 that stores the CPU 32, the synthesizer 20, and the like as shown in FIG. The touch panel display 46 displays an image (video) and inputs to the karaoke apparatus 10 in response to a user's contact. Preferably, the front side flat portion (karaoke box) of the commander main body 44 is used. Etc., the surface on the user side). In such an embodiment, the touch panel display 46 functions as a second video display device separately from the video display device 12, and the user of the karaoke device 10 selects a karaoke performance song to be sung, It functions as an operation panel for adjusting the tone pitch, adjusting the volume balance between performance and song, and making various adjustments such as echo, volume, and tone. The example shown in FIG. 2 shows a state in which a plurality of character buttons 48 indicating individual characters (for example, a Japanese character or alphabet) are displayed on the touch panel display 46. When a touch operation is performed with a user's finger or a pen provided on the character buttons 48 (relative positions corresponding to the character buttons 48 on the touch panel) displayed on the touch panel display 46, the characters or characters indicated by the character buttons 48 are displayed. A string is entered. A karaoke performance song that the user of the karaoke apparatus 10 wants to sing, such as searching for a singer name or song name that matches the character or character string in front, based on the character or character string input by such an operation. Search or music selection input is performed via the touch panel display 46.

  The CPU 32 is a so-called microcomputer that processes and controls electronic information based on a predetermined program stored in advance in the ROM 34 using the temporary storage function of the RAM 36, and executes various controls related to the karaoke apparatus 10. To do. That is, when a predetermined karaoke performance song is selected by the electronic quick sample device 60, the touch panel display 46, etc., the song selection reservation control for registering the selected karaoke performance song in the reserved song table provided in the RAM 36, Music data read control for reading performance information and lyrics information (music data) of the karaoke performance music selected from the hard disk 38 in the RAM 36 according to the performance order of the reserved music table, and as the performance of the karaoke performance music progresses A performance output control for transmitting performance information from the RAM 36 to the synthesizer 20, and a lyric character image generated based on the lyric information developed in the RAM 36 and transmitted to the video output control unit 14 during the performance output control. The video information decoding is performed during output control and performance output control. 16 is a background video output control that reproduces a predetermined background video, and inter-song information that outputs information between songs such as new music information, song selection ranking, and store advertisement while karaoke performance is not performed, that is, between songs In addition to basic control such as output control, customer information management control of this embodiment described later is executed.

  The LAN port 42 is a connector for connecting the karaoke device 10 to other devices such as the electronic sample device 60 via the LAN 52, and the karaoke device 10 is connected via the LAN 52 as such. Thus, information can be transmitted / received to / from other devices such as the electronic quick sample device 60. For example, the music selection input from the electronic quick sample device 60 received via the access point 54 is received and stored in a reserved music table provided in the RAM 36, or the karaoke device 10 is received via the access point 54. As described above, information is exchanged between the karaoke device 10 and the electronic quick sample device 60 via radio waves, such as transmitting predetermined information to the electronic quick sample device 60.

  The hard disk 38 stores a music database 56 for storing a large number of music data (karaoke information) for outputting karaoke performance music, and a customer who stores various information in association with each user of the karaoke apparatus 10. Various databases including a database 58 (see FIG. 5) are provided. The music database 56 stores a large number (for example, tens of thousands of songs) of music data (karaoke data) corresponding to performance music that can be output by the karaoke apparatus 10. The music data includes performance information for generating a performance sound of a predetermined instrument by the synthesizer 20, lyrics information for generating a lyrics character image (lyric telop), and lyrics generated based on the lyrics information. It includes lyrics color change information for sequentially changing the color of the character image in accordance with the progress of the performance, and is identified by a music selection number unique to each performance song as the content ID. In addition, information such as the song title, artist name (singer name), date of announcement, genre, and tone of the performance song is stored in the song data in association with each other. Here, preferably, when music data corresponding to a new performance music is created, the music data is additionally stored in the music database 56. For example, a staff of a karaoke service provider visits each store and connects a storage medium storing new music data to the karaoke device 10 via a connection unit (not shown), whereby the music data is stored in the hard disk 38. It is stored (updated) in the music database 56. Alternatively, in order to acquire new music data, the karaoke device 10 is connected to a communication line such as the Internet, and the music data is downloaded from a server device (host device) of a karaoke service providing company (not shown) via the communication line. And the aspect of updating the content of the music database 56 is also conceivable.

  The customer database 58 stores various information related to the user of the karaoke apparatus 10. For example, information about karaoke performance using the karaoke device 10 for each user who uses the karaoke device 10 is stored in association with identification information (user ID) of the user. Specifically, for each user identified by the user ID, a name (nickname), date of birth, age, sex, email address, address, telephone number, blood type, constellation, password used for login authentication, Questions and answers for when a password is forgotten, information on bottle keeps, and the like are stored in association with the user ID of each user. Preferably, in the customer database 58, as information related to the karaoke performance using the karaoke device 10 of each user, for example, the eighteenth song (simple Information on one or a plurality of performance songs that are set so that a song selection input can be performed by operation, a song selection history that the user has selected in the karaoke performance by the karaoke device 10 in the past (the song tuned in the past in the karaoke device 10) Information on the history of one or more performance songs), information on evaluation results of performance evaluation performed by the user in the past in the karaoke performance by the karaoke apparatus 10, and the like are associated with the user ID of each user. Remembered.

  FIG. 3 is a perspective view schematically showing the appearance of the electronic quick sample device 60. As shown in FIG. 3, the electronic quick sample device 60 is provided with a touch panel display 64 for displaying a predetermined image (video) and inputting according to a user's contact. Further, it is a stand-type connection stand (docking table) that performs operations such as data transmission / reception and synchronization with the karaoke device 10 and charging of a battery built in the electronic sample device 60. A cradle 62 is provided. The electronic quick sample device 60 is used in a state attached to or removed from the cradle 62, and in the attached state, the electronic quick sample device 60 is attached to the karaoke device 10 via the cradle 62 and the LAN 52. It is designed to be wired. Further, when the cradle 62 is detached, it is wirelessly connected to the karaoke apparatus 10 via the access point 54 and the LAN 52.

  FIG. 4 is a block diagram illustrating the configuration of the electronic quick sample device 60. As shown in FIG. 4, the electronic quick sample device 60 includes a display device 66 that displays a predetermined video on the touch panel display 64, a display control unit 68 that controls display by the display device 66, and a user's A touch panel 70 that performs input by touching the touch panel display 64 with a finger or an attached pen (not shown), an input control unit 72 that controls input by the touch panel 70, a CPU 74 that is a central processing unit, and a read-only memory It is possible to electrically connect a certain ROM 76, a RAM 78 that is a read / write memory as needed, a storage unit 80 such as a flash ROM, an interface 82, a remote control transmission unit 84, a wireless LAN communication unit 86, and the cradle 62. And a connector 88a. The cradle 62 is provided with a connector 88b for enabling electrical connection with the electronic quick sample device 60. The electronic quick sample device 60 is placed on the cradle 62 and is connected to the connector. By bringing 88a and 88b into contact with each other, the cradle 62 or the LAN 52 is connected via the interface 82.

  FIG. 5 is a functional block diagram illustrating a main part of the control function provided in the CPU 32 of the karaoke apparatus 10. The music selection input receiving means 90, customer information management means 92, and login authentication control means 94 shown in FIG. 5 are all preferably functionally provided in the CPU 32 of the karaoke apparatus 10. Some or all of these control functions may be provided in the CPU 74 of the electronic quick sample device 60. For example, the login authentication control means 94 is suitably provided in the CPU 74 of the electronic quick sample device 60. In the following description, a mode in which the electronic sample device 60 is used as an input device will be described. However, for example, a mode in which the touch panel display 46 provided in the commander main body 44 is used as an input device is also conceivable. That is, the screen display shown in FIGS. 6 to 17 and the input operation according to the screen display used in the following description are similarly applied to the aspect using the touch panel display 46 as an input device.

  The music selection input receiving means 90 receives a music selection input of the performance music to the karaoke apparatus 10 in response to an input operation by a predetermined input device. That is, a music selection input for selecting and reserving a predetermined performance music from among the large number of performance music is accepted. For example, in response to a user's touch input operation on the touch panel display 64 of the electronic quick sample device 60, a predetermined performance song selected from a large number of performance songs stored in the song database 56 of the karaoke device 10 is played. A music selection input stored in the RAM 36 or the like of the karaoke apparatus 10 is received as a waiting music. Preferably, when login authentication of each user is performed by a login authentication control means 94 described later, identification information of the user (music selection subject) who has selected the music selection number of the music piece related to the music selection input and Store it in association. This music selection input is executed, for example, by transmitting a music selection number, which is identification information of a target performance music piece, from an input device such as the electronic quick sample device 60 to the karaoke device 10. In the karaoke apparatus 10 that has received the music selection number, the input music selection number is stored in the reserved music table in the RAM 36 in the order of input, for example.

  The customer information management means 92 manages various information for each user of the karaoke apparatus 10. Specifically, information for each user regarding karaoke performance using the karaoke apparatus 10 is stored in the customer database 58. Further, in accordance with an operation by the input device, control such as displaying a screen (video) corresponding to various information stored in the customer database 58 is performed. Preferably, the information related to the performance music that can be output in the karaoke apparatus 10, that is, the information related to the performance music (music data) stored in the music database 56 is associated with the user ID that is identification information of each user. Store in the customer database 58. Preferably, in accordance with the operation by the electronic sample device 60, each user is provided with one or more performance songs which are set so as to be able to input music selection by a simple operation. The data is stored in the customer database 58 in association with the user ID. Preferably, for example, every time a music selection input is performed by the music selection input receiving means 90, the music selection history of the performance music input by the music selection is associated with the user ID of the user who is the subject of the music selection input. Store in database 58. Preferably, the information related to the evaluation result of the performance evaluation related to the karaoke performance by the karaoke apparatus 10 is stored in the customer database 58 in association with the user ID of the user who is the subject of the karaoke performance related to the performance evaluation. . Preferably, in response to an operation by the electronic quick sample device 60, information related to each user's bottle keep is stored in the customer database 58 in association with the user ID of the user. Further, as shown in FIGS. 6 to 17 and the like to be described later, screens (videos) corresponding to various kinds of information stored in the customer database 58 are displayed in accordance with operations by the electronic quick sample device 60. Display on 60 touch panel displays 64

  The login authentication control means 94 executes login authentication for each user related to the customer information management means 92. That is, the user of the karaoke apparatus 10 is authenticated according to the identification information (user ID) input from the touch panel display 64 or the like of the electronic quick sample apparatus 60, and the identification is performed when the authentication is normally performed. Allow the user to log in with information. Further, in a mode in which each user possesses a non-contact IC chip (wireless tag) storing identification information of each user or a mobile phone incorporating the non-contact IC chip, the non-contact IC is obtained by a predetermined reader. Each user may be authenticated by reading the memory content of the chip. Here, the state where login is permitted is a state in which individual control or information storage related to the karaoke apparatus 10 can be performed corresponding to each user. For example, in a state where login is permitted, the user who is the operation subject can be switched in the music selection operation by the electronic quick sample device 60, and the music selection input subject is specified and the music selection input is performed. be able to. That is, it is possible to make a reservation for music selection in the reserved music table such as the RAM 36 in association with the user who is the main music selection (performance main). The music selection history by the karaoke apparatus 10 can be stored (accumulated) in the customer database 58 for each user. In addition, information on the eighteenth tune, bottle keep, and the like can be stored in the customer database 58 corresponding to each user.

  Specifically, when the user ID and password, which are identification information, are input from the touch panel display 64 or the like of the electronic quick sample device 60, the login authentication control means 94 is associated with the user ID and corresponds to the customer database. It is determined whether or not the password stored in 58 matches the input one. If they match, normal authentication is performed, whereas if they do not match, an error is determined. The login authentication control means 94 may be provided in the CPU 74 of the electronic sample device 60 as an input device, and substantial authentication is performed on the electronic sample device 60 side. It doesn't matter.

  In the present embodiment, the login authentication control means 94 executes login authentication of each user related to the customer information management means 92 based on the music piece selected and inputted by the music selection input receiving means 90. Preferably, when the music selection input receiving means 90 inputs music selection of a predetermined performance music, the login authentication of the user stored in the customer database 58 in association with the performance music is executed. In other words, on the condition that the music selection input accepting unit 90 accepts the music selection input, the login authentication of the user stored in the customer database 58 in association with the performance music related to the music selection input is executed.

  The login authentication control means 94 preferably performs login authentication of a user who uses the performance music as the eighteenth music when the music selection input receiving means 90 inputs the music selection of a predetermined performance music. That is, when the music selection input receiving means 90 inputs music selection of a predetermined performance music, it refers to the eighteenth music stored (registered) in the customer database 58 corresponding to each user, and performs performance related to music selection input. The user who has registered the song as the eighteenth song is searched and the login authentication of the user is executed. The login authentication control means 94 preferably executes login authentication of a user whose performance music is included in the music selection history when the music selection input receiving means 90 inputs music selection of a predetermined performance music. . That is, when the music selection input receiving means 90 inputs music selection of a predetermined performance, the music selection history stored (registered) in the customer database 58 corresponding to each user is referred to, and the performance related to the music selection input is referred to. Search for a user whose music is included in the music selection history (has been played once in the past), and execute login authentication of the user. Preferably, when the music selection input receiving means 90 inputs music selection of a predetermined musical piece, login authentication of a user whose musical piece is included in the music selection history for a predetermined number of times or more is executed. That is, when the music selection input receiving means 90 inputs music selection of a predetermined performance, the music selection history stored (registered) in the customer database 58 corresponding to each user is referred to, and the performance related to the music selection input is referred to. The user is searched for a user whose song selection history includes the specified number of times or more (has been played more than the specified number of times in the past), and login authentication of the user is executed.

  The login authentication control means 94 preferably causes the touch panel display 64 to display a login authentication screen (see FIG. 9 and the like described later) for performing login authentication of the target user. In this login authentication screen, the input of a password is accepted via the touch panel 70 or the like and a predetermined operation is performed, whereby login authentication control of the target user is performed. That is, since the user ID of the user subject to login authentication can be determined from the search result of the customer database 58 based on the music piece selected and input by the music selection input receiving means 90, in the login authentication screen, Preferably, the input of the user ID of the user who is subject to login authentication is omitted (that is, the user ID has already been input), and the user can perform login authentication simply by entering the password. . In addition, since the user searched based on the performance music inputted by the music selection input receiving means 90 has already logged in at the music selection input stage, it is not necessary to perform login authentication repeatedly. The login authentication control by the login authentication control means 94 is not performed. That is, for the user who has already been normally logged in by the login authentication control means 94, the login authentication control at the time of the music selection input is not executed.

  Hereinafter, specific examples of the screen display of the touch panel display 64 and the input operation according to the screen display in the electronic quick sample device 60 according to the login authentication control of this embodiment will be described with reference to FIGS. In this embodiment, the control using the electronic quick sample device 60 as an input device will be described. However, the screen display shown in FIGS. 6 to 17 and the input operation according to the screen display used in the following description are described above. The present invention is similarly applied to an aspect in which the touch panel display 46 provided in the commander main body 44 is used as an input device, or an aspect in which a so-called smartphone equipped with a mobile phone, particularly a touch panel display, is used as an input device.

  FIG. 6 is a view showing an example of the mom VIP menu screen 100 displayed on the touch panel display 64. The mom VIP menu screen 100 shown in FIG. 6 corresponds to a main menu of a customer information management system having the customer database 58 as a main component, and new registration of customer information (new user registration) is performed. A new regular registration button 102 for performing, a customer information changing / deleting button 104 for changing or deleting customer information, an eighteenth song button 106 for performing various operations relating to the eighteenth song, a mama eighteenth screen (to be described later) In order to perform various operations related to a karaoke tournament (for example, a plan for competing for performance evaluation results within a predetermined period) for a plurality of users using the karaoke apparatus 10 Karaoke tournament button 110, for example, between songs in the karaoke apparatus 10 (the output of a performance song is performed) JS gallery button 112 for performing various operations related to the JS gallery which is an image output in the period of time, and a utabon button for performing various operations related to a utabon for searching for a performance tune that can be output in the karaoke apparatus 10. 114, a sound setting button 116 for performing various operations relating to sound settings such as a pitch, tempo, and volume related to karaoke performance by the karaoke apparatus 10, a store exit button 118 for performing a user exit process, and at the present time In front of the screen displayed on the touch panel display 64, a return button 120 (same in FIGS. 7 to 17) for displaying the previous screen displayed on the touch panel display 64 again (returning to the previous screen) is displayed. Has been. When a touch operation is performed on each button (relative position corresponding to each button on the touch panel 70) displayed on the touch panel display 64 with a user's finger or a pen provided, the operation indicated by each button is performed. Is called. In the following embodiment, the control when the contact operation is performed on the mama eighteenth button 108 is performed using FIG. 7 to FIG. 11, and the control when the contact operation is performed on the song button 114 is performed. The control when the contact operation on the new regular registration button 102 is performed will be described with reference to FIGS.

  FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of the mama eighteenth screen 122 displayed on the touch panel display 64 when a touch operation is performed on the mama eighteenth button 108 on the mama VIP menu screen 100 shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 7, on the mama eighteenth screen 122, for example, a singular or plural number (Fig. Performance music buttons 124a to 124e (hereinafter simply referred to as performance music button 124 unless otherwise specified) are displayed in a selectable manner. . The mama eighteenth tune may be individually set by a store owner or a store clerk according to the operation of the touch panel display 64 or the like, but preferably all the usages registered in the customer database 58 are used. Part or all of the performance songs included in the user's eighteenth song and the music selection history correspond to the mama eighteenth song. In other words, the mama eighteenth screen 122 preferably has performance music buttons 124 corresponding to all or eighteenth musics and music selection histories of all users registered in the customer database 58. Displayed as selectable. Preferably, the eighteenth song of all users registered in the customer database 58 corresponds to the mama eighteenth song. In other words, on the mama eighteenth screen 122, a performance song button 124 corresponding to the eighteenth song of all users registered in the customer database 58 is preferably displayed in a selectable manner. Preferably, each user registered in the customer database 58 tends to sing at the karaoke apparatus 10 first (for example, first after login) (song at the beginning of each use opportunity in the music selection history). The most frequently performed music) corresponds to the mama eighteenth song. That is, the mama eighteenth screen 122 is preferably calculated from the music selection history of each user registered in the customer database 58, and each user tends to sing in the karaoke apparatus 10 first. A performance song button 124 corresponding to the song is displayed so as to be selectable. Further, preferably, as shown in FIG. 7, a list in which the alphabetical order related to the first letter of the music title button 124 displayed on the mama eighteenth screen 122 is switched corresponding to each line of the Japanese alphabet. A switching button 126 and a page switching button 128 for switching between pages are displayed, and the performance song button 124 displayed on the mama eighteenth screen 122 is switched in response to a touch operation on these buttons. Further, the arrangement order of the performance music buttons 124 displayed on the mama eighteenth screen 122 is not the alphabetical order but the popularity order, for example, music selection input (performance) in the music selection history of all users registered in the customer database 58. They may be arranged in order of increasing number of times.

  FIG. 8 shows an example of a singing person selection screen 130 displayed on the touch panel display 64 when a touch operation is performed on the performance music button 124 corresponding to a predetermined performance music on the mama eighteenth screen 122 shown in FIG. FIG. When a touch operation is performed on a predetermined performance song button 124 displayed on the mama eighteenth screen 122 shown in FIG. 7, a user who sets the performance song corresponding to the performance song button 124 in the customer database 58 as the eighteenth song, and A user who includes the performance music in the music selection history is searched, and a singer selection screen 130 as shown in FIG. 8 is displayed on the touch panel display 64 based on the search result. That is, the eighteenth user list 134 including user buttons 132a to 132e corresponding to one or a plurality of users whose performance music corresponding to the performance music button 124 is eighteenth music, and the performance music button 124, respectively. Selected songs including user buttons 132f to 132j (hereinafter simply referred to as user buttons 132 if the user buttons 132a to 132j are not particularly distinguished) corresponding to one or a plurality of users whose performance music is included in the music selection history. A user list 136 is displayed on the singer selection screen 130. When a touch operation is performed on any of the user buttons 132 included in each of the lists 134 to 136, the music selection reservation of the performance music corresponding to the performance music button 124 selected on the mama eighteenth screen 122 shown in FIG. A user corresponding to the user button 132 selected on the singing person selection screen 130 shown in FIG. 8 is transmitted to the karaoke apparatus 10 as the main subject of music selection related to music selection input. Then, the performance music related to the music selection input and the user who is the music selection subject are stored in the reserved music table such as the RAM 36 in association with each other. Also, preferably, as shown in FIG. 8, the display of the user button 132 displayed on the singer selection screen 130 corresponds to fifty lines related to the initials of each user's name (nickname). A list switching button 138 for switching and a page switching button 140 for switching between pages are displayed, and the user button 132 displayed on the singing person selection screen 130 is switched in response to a touch operation on these buttons.

  FIG. 9 shows a case where a music selection input is made to the karaoke apparatus 10 and the user who is the subject of the music selection input has not yet logged into the customer information management system in the karaoke apparatus 10. 6 is a diagram showing an example of a login authentication screen 142 displayed on the touch panel display 64. FIG. For example, in the case where a contact operation is performed on the user button 132 corresponding to a predetermined user on the singing person selection screen 130 shown in FIG. 8, the user is still in the customer information management system in the karaoke apparatus 10. When not logged in, a login authentication screen 142 as shown in FIG. 9 is displayed on the touch panel display 64. As shown in FIG. 9, a password input field 144 and a login authentication execution button 146 are displayed on the login authentication screen 142 so as to be selectable. Also, preferably, the user ID of the user who is the target of login authentication is handled as already entered. That is, since the user who is the main subject of the performance piece that has been selected and entered is determined from the contents stored in the customer database 58, the user ID of the user is specified, and the user ID is again assigned to the user. In the login authentication screen 142, the input of the user ID is omitted so as not to take the trouble of inputting the user ID. In other words, a user who is subject to login authentication can perform login authentication simply by inputting a password.

  FIG. 10 is a diagram showing an example of the password input screen 148 displayed on the touch panel display 64 when a contact operation is performed on the password input field 144 on the login authentication screen 142 shown in FIG. As shown in FIG. 10, the password input screen 148 displays a plurality of character buttons 150 corresponding to characters such as alphabets and numbers, and a determination button 152 for determining the input password. . When a touch operation is performed on the character buttons 150 (relative positions corresponding to the character buttons 150 on the touch panel 70) with a user's finger or an attached pen, characters such as alphabets and numbers indicated by the character buttons 150 are input. The input is reflected in the display window 154 (however, since it is a password, the input characters are not displayed as they are, and are preferably represented by asterisks or the like). After a predetermined character or character string is input by such an operation, when the touch operation on the determination button 152 is performed, after the character or character string input at that time is accepted as the input password, The screen is returned to the login authentication screen 142 as shown in FIG. When a contact operation is performed on the login authentication execution button 146 on the login authentication screen 142 in a state where the password has been input, the password is stored in the customer database 58 in association with the user ID to be subjected to login authentication. It is determined whether the entered password matches that entered. If this determination is affirmative, normal login authentication is performed, and a login authentication confirmation screen 156 as shown in FIG. 11 is displayed on the touch panel display 64. If the password does not match that stored in the customer database 58, normal login authentication is not performed and an error screen (not shown) is displayed on the touch panel display 64.

  FIG. 12 is a diagram showing an example of a performance song search screen 158 displayed on the touch panel display 64 when a touch operation is performed on the song button 114 on the mom VIP menu screen 100 shown in FIG. The example shown in FIG. 12 shows a performance song search screen 158 related to song name search, and includes a plurality of character buttons 160 each indicating individual characters (for example, a Japanese character or alphabet), and the character buttons. Kana button 162 for switching 160 to a character corresponding to Kana characters, Alphanumeric button 164 for switching the character button 160 to alphanumeric characters (alphabet and numbers, see FIG. 10), and input characters A single character deletion button 166 for deleting one character and a search button 168 for starting a search for a performance song corresponding to the input character or character string are displayed. When a touch operation with a user's finger or an attached pen or the like is performed on the character buttons 160 (relative positions corresponding to the character buttons 160 on the touch panel 70) displayed on the performance song search screen 158, the character buttons 160 indicate the operation. The input character or character string is input, and the input character or character string is displayed on the display window 170 of the performance song search screen 158. When a contact operation is performed on the search button 168 in a state where a predetermined character or character string is input, the character or character string is forward-matched based on the character or character string input by the operation. A search for a karaoke performance song that the user of the karaoke apparatus 10 wants to sing is performed, such as a search for a performance song corresponding to a song name (singer name in the case of singer name search) from the song database 56.

  FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of a reservation confirmation screen 172 displayed on the touch panel display 64 when a predetermined performance song is searched according to the performance song search screen 158 as shown in FIG. When a predetermined character or character string is input on the performance music search screen 158 and a search for a predetermined performance music is performed by performing a touch operation on the search button 168, etc., confirmation of the music selection input of the performance music is confirmed. A reservation confirmation screen 172 as shown in FIG. 13 is displayed on the touch panel display 64. On this reservation confirmation screen 172, a reservation button 174 for executing (determining) the music selection input is displayed. When a contact operation is performed on the reservation button 174, the wireless LAN communication unit 86 or the like causes the karaoke device 10, the selection of the musical composition related to the display of the reservation confirmation screen 172 is performed. Here, preferably, when a touch operation on the reservation button 174 is performed and music selection input of the target performance music is performed, the user who is the subject of the music selection input is still a customer of the karaoke apparatus 10. When the user is not logged in to the information management system, the login authentication control of the user is executed by the screen display as shown in FIGS. 8 to 11 and the input operation according to the screen display. Preferably, in the case where a contact operation for the reservation button 174 is performed and a music selection input of the performance music to be processed is performed, the user stored in association with the performance music, for example, the customer database 58 If the user who registered the performance song as the eighteenth song or the user who includes the performance song in the music selection history is searched, and the user has not yet logged in to the customer information management system in the karaoke apparatus 10, The login authentication control of the user is executed by the screen display as shown in FIGS. 8 to 11 and the input operation according to the screen display. Further, when a contact operation on the reservation button 174 is performed and a music selection input of the target performance music is performed, when a plurality of users stored in association with the performance music are searched, As shown in FIG. 8, a screen for selecting a user who is the subject of music selection input may be displayed on the touch panel display 64.

  FIG. 14 is a diagram illustrating an example of a new regular registration screen 176 displayed on the touch panel display 64 when a contact operation is performed on the new regular registration button 102 on the mama VIP menu screen 100 illustrated in FIG. 6. In the example shown in FIG. 14, a plurality of character buttons 178 each indicating an individual character (for example, a Japanese character or alphabet), and a kana button 180 for switching the character button 178 to one corresponding to a kana character. And an alphanumeric button 182 for switching the character button 178 to alphanumeric characters (alphabetic characters and numerals, see FIG. 10), and a single character deletion button 184 for deleting one character. A determination button 186 for determining a character or a character string is displayed on the new regular registration screen 176. When a touch operation is performed with a user's finger or a pen provided on the character button 178 (relative position corresponding to the character button 178 on the touch panel 70) displayed on the new regular registration screen 176, the character button 178 indicates the touch operation. The input character or character string is input, and the input character or character string is displayed on the display window 188 of the new regular registration screen 176. When a touch operation is performed on the determination button 186 in a state where a predetermined character or character string is input, the character or character string input by the operation is newly registered as a user name (nickname) or the like Accepted. In this way, after receiving various information related to the newly registered user, a new regular registration confirmation screen 190 as shown in FIG. 15 is displayed on the touch panel display 64. When the contact operation on the registration button 192 on the new regular registration confirmation screen 190 is performed, the target user with the contents displayed on the new regular registration confirmation screen 190 is the customer information management system in the karaoke apparatus 10. That is, it is newly registered in the customer database 58.

  FIG. 16 is a diagram showing an example of a new regular registration completion screen 194 displayed on the touch panel display 64 when a new user is registered in the customer information management system in the karaoke apparatus 10. FIG. 16 shows a case where a user is newly registered in the customer information management system in the karaoke apparatus 10, that is, the customer database 58 by performing a contact operation on the registration button 192 on the new regular registration confirmation screen 190. Such a new regular registration completion screen 194 is displayed on the touch panel display 64. In the new regular registration completion screen 194, an eighteenth music registration button 196 for registering the eighteenth music of the newly registered user is preferably displayed. When the touch operation is performed on the eighteenth music registration button 196, an eighteenth music registration screen (not shown) is displayed on the touch panel display 64, and registration reception control of the eighteenth music related to the user newly registered in accordance with the eighteenth music registration screen is performed. Done. That is, when a user is newly registered in the customer database 58, a screen prompting the user to register the eighteenth song is displayed on the touch panel display 64. In this way, since at least one performance piece is registered as the eighteenth piece of the newly registered user, when the karaoke apparatus 10 is used next time, the performance piece is selected to simplify the embodiment. Login authentication can be performed by simple login authentication control. Here, when the eighteenth music received corresponding to the newly registered user overlaps with another user's eighteenth music stored in the customer database 58, the newly registered user The other music piece may be instructed to be selected as the eighteenth music piece. That is, an eighteenth piece as an original performance piece used for login authentication corresponding to each user may be set. If it does in this way, it can control suitably that a plurality of users are judged as a login candidate corresponding to the performance music inputted and selected.

  FIG. 17 is a diagram showing an example of a reservation completion screen 198 displayed on the touch panel display 64 when a music selection input is made to the karaoke apparatus 10. When a music selection input is made to the karaoke apparatus 10 by performing a touch operation on the reservation button 174 on the reservation confirmation screen 172, a reservation completion screen 198 as shown in FIG. 17 is displayed on the touch panel display 64. . In this reservation completion screen 198, an eighteenth music registration button 200 is preferably displayed for allowing the user who is the main player of the music selection input to register the performance music inputted as the music selection as the eighteenth music. When a touch operation is performed on the eighteenth music registration button 200, the performance music that has been selected and input is stored in the customer database 58 as the eighteenth music of the user who is the subject of the music selection input. In this way, by prompting each user to register the eighteenth tune, the simple login authentication control of the present embodiment can be more easily performed. Further, in the case where the touch operation is performed on the eighteenth music registration button 200 and the user who is the subject of the music selection input is not specified, the user who is the subject of the music selection input is selected in FIG. A screen for prompting input of a user ID or a screen as shown may be displayed on the touch panel display 64, and the eighteenth song registration of the performance song related to the music selection input may be performed according to information input according to the display. .

  FIG. 18 is a flowchart for explaining a main part of the customer information management control by the CPU 74 of the electronic quick sample device 60, which is repeatedly executed at a predetermined cycle. The control shown in FIG. 18 may be performed by the CPU 32 of the karaoke apparatus 10 or the like, and in such a case, the touch panel display 46 is preferably used as an input device.

  First, in step (hereinafter, step is omitted) S1, it is determined whether or not a contact operation is performed on the mama eighteenth button 108 on the mama VIP menu screen 100 as shown in FIG. 6 displayed on the touch panel display 64. Is done. If the determination in S1 is negative, the routine is terminated accordingly. If the determination in S1 is affirmative, in S2, a mama eighteenth screen 122 as shown in FIG. 7 is displayed on the touch panel display. 64. Next, in S <b> 3, it is determined whether or not a touch operation has been performed on any performance song button 124 displayed on the mama eighteenth screen 122. If the determination in S3 is negative, the process waits by repeating the determination in S3. If the determination in S3 is affirmative, in S4, the performance song button 124 selected in S3 is displayed. The user who registers the corresponding performance music as the eighteenth music and the user included in the music selection history are searched from the customer database 58, and the singer selection screen 130 as shown in FIG. 8 including the searched user list is displayed. It is displayed on the touch panel display 64.

  Next, in S <b> 5, it is determined whether or not a touch operation has been performed on any user button 132 displayed on the singer selection screen 130. If the determination in S5 is negative, the determination is made to wait by repeating the determination in S5. However, if the determination in S5 is affirmative, the user button 132 selected in S5 is selected in S6. A music selection input corresponding to the performance music button 124 selected in S3 is transmitted to the karaoke apparatus 10 via the wireless LAN communication unit 86 or the like with the corresponding user as the music selection subject. Next, in S7, the user who is the music selection subject, that is, the user corresponding to the user button 132 selected in S5, enters the customer information management system (system related to the customer database 58) by the karaoke apparatus 10 at the present time. It is determined whether or not the user has logged in normally. If the determination in S7 is affirmative, the routine is terminated accordingly. If the determination in S7 is negative, in S8, a login authentication screen 142 as shown in FIG. 9 is displayed on the touch panel display. 64.

  Next, in S <b> 9, it is determined whether or not a touch operation has been performed on the password input field 144 displayed on the login authentication screen 142. If the determination in S9 is negative, the determination is made to wait by repeating the determination in S9. However, if the determination in S9 is positive, a password input screen 148 as shown in FIG. 10 is displayed in S10. It is displayed on the touch panel display 64. Next, in S11, after the password related to the input is determined by performing a touch operation on the determination button 152 displayed on the password input screen 148, the password is the user who is the object of login authentication, that is, S5. It is determined whether or not it matches the password stored in the customer database 58 in association with the user corresponding to the user button 132 selected in (1). If the determination in S11 is affirmative, in S12, the user who is the object of login authentication, that is, the user corresponding to the user button 132 selected in S5 is added to the customer information management system in the karaoke apparatus 10. After the normal login, this routine is terminated. However, if the determination in S11 is negative, in S13, an error message is displayed on the touch panel display 64, and then this routine is terminated. It is done. In the above control, S3 to S6 correspond to the operation of the music selection input receiving means 90, S1 to S13 correspond to the operation of the customer information management means 92, and S7 to S13 correspond to the operation of the login authentication control means 94, respectively. .

  As described above, according to the present embodiment, the music selection input receiving means 90 (S3 to S6) that receives the music selection input of the musical composition to the karaoke apparatus 10 in response to an input operation by the electronic quick sample device 60 or the like as an input device. ), Customer information management means 92 (S1 to S13) for managing various kinds of information for each user of the karaoke apparatus 10, and the performance information inputted by the music selection input receiving means 90, and the customer information management Since the login authentication control means 94 (S7 to S13) for executing login authentication of each user according to the means 92 is provided, when the music selection input of a predetermined performance music is performed, the performance music By automatically performing login authentication of the user corresponding to, each user can be logged in to the customer information management system easily. That is, it is possible to provide the karaoke apparatus 10 that promotes the use of a customer information management system that manages various types of information related to users.

  Further, the customer information management means 92 stores information related to the musical piece for each user of the karaoke apparatus 10 in association with the user, and the login authentication control means 94 is configured to receive the music selection input receiving means. 90, when a song selection input of a predetermined performance piece is performed, the user's login authentication stored in association with the performance piece is executed. By automatically performing login authentication of a user stored in association with the musical piece, each user can log in to the customer information management system in a simple and practical manner.

  The customer information management means 92 stores one or more performance songs as eighteenth music for each user of the karaoke apparatus 10, and the login authentication control means 94 is the music selection input receiving means 90. When a song selection input of a predetermined performance piece is performed by the user, the user's login authentication is performed with the performance piece being the eighteenth piece. Can be logged in to the customer information management system in a simple and practical manner.

  Further, the customer information management means 92 stores a music selection history of performance songs input by the music selection input receiving means 90 for each user of the karaoke apparatus 10, and the login authentication control means 94 includes: When the music selection input receiving means 90 inputs music selection of a predetermined performance song, since the performance music performs user login authentication included in the music selection history, the music selection input of the predetermined performance music is performed. By automatically performing login authentication of a user who has played the musical piece in the past, each user can log in to the customer information management system in a simple and practical manner.

  The preferred embodiments of the present invention have been described in detail with reference to the drawings. However, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments, and may be implemented in other modes.

  For example, in the above-described embodiment, the example in which the present invention is applied to the non-communication karaoke apparatus 10 that is not connected to a wide-area communication line such as the Internet has been described. However, the present invention is not limited to this. For example, the present invention is preferably applied to a communication karaoke apparatus connected to a wide-area communication line such as the Internet. That is, even in such a communication-type karaoke device, communication is not premised on a plurality of users using the target karaoke device, such as a regular customer of a store (closed in a single karaoke device). In some cases, it is preferable to apply the customer information management system. In such a case, by applying the present invention, the above-described advantageous effects of the present invention can be obtained.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, the login authentication control means 94, when the music selection input receiving means 90 performs the selection input of a predetermined performance music, the user or the performance music that has the performance music as the eighteenth music. Although the login authentication of the user included in the music selection history is executed, it is not always necessary to determine the user who is the target of the login authentication based on the eighteenth music or the music selection history. For example, in a mode in which one performance song is set as a theme song corresponding to each user registered in the customer database 58, the login authentication control means 94 uses the music selection input reception means 90 to perform a predetermined performance song. When the music selection input is performed, login authentication of a user who uses the performance music as the theme song may be executed.

  Further, in the above-described embodiment, when the music selection input receiving means 90 inputs music selection of a predetermined musical piece, the user who uses the musical piece as the eighteenth musical piece or the user whose musical piece is included in the music selection history A login authentication screen 142 as shown in FIG. 9 for executing the login authentication is displayed on the touch panel display 64, and a password is entered in accordance with the display, thereby performing login authentication of the target user. However, for example, when the music selection input accepting unit 90 inputs music selection of a predetermined performance, a user who uses the performance music as the eighteenth music or a user whose performance music is included in the music selection history is displayed. You may log in automatically. In other words, a login to the customer information management system in the karaoke apparatus 10 of the target user may be accepted without displaying the login authentication screen 142 as shown in FIG. In this case, a password is not particularly required for login authentication. In such an aspect, it is preferable to correspond to each user so that a plurality of users are not determined as login authentication candidates when the music selection input receiving unit 90 inputs music selection of a predetermined performance music. The performance music used for login authentication is stored in the customer database 58, and the performance music registration control is performed so that the performance music does not overlap with the performance music used for login authentication related to other users.

  In addition, although not illustrated one by one, the present invention is implemented with various modifications within a range not departing from the gist thereof.

  10: Karaoke device, 12: Video display device, 46: Touch panel display (input device), 50: Remote control device (input device), 60: Electronic sample device (input device), 90: Music selection input receiving means, 92: Customer Information management means, 94: login authentication control means

Claims (4)

A karaoke device that outputs a performance song selected from a large number of performance songs and displays a lyric text image of the performance song on a video display device,
A music selection input receiving means for receiving a music selection input of the performance music for the karaoke device in response to an input operation by a predetermined input device;
Customer information management means for managing various information for each user of the karaoke device;
A karaoke apparatus comprising: log-in authentication control means for executing log-in authentication of each user related to the customer information management means based on a musical piece selected and inputted by the music selection input receiving means. The customer information management means stores information related to the performance tune for each user of the karaoke device in association with the user,
The login authentication control means executes login authentication of a user stored in association with the performance music piece when a music selection input of a predetermined performance music piece is performed by the music selection input receiving means. The karaoke device described. The customer information management means stores one or a plurality of the performance songs as eighteenth music for each user of the karaoke device,
The login authentication control means performs login authentication of a user who uses the performance music as the eighteenth music when the music selection input receiving means performs music selection input of a predetermined performance music. Karaoke equipment. The customer information management means is for storing a music selection history of performance songs input by the music selection input receiving means for each user of the karaoke device,
The login authentication control means executes login authentication of a user who includes the performance music in the music selection history when the music selection input receiving means performs a music selection input of a predetermined performance music. Karaoke equipment.

Images