JP2011075730A - Music light emitting system - Google Patents

Abstract

<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To increase entertainment for a user by combining audio effects and visual effects. <P>SOLUTION: A karaoke system S1 includes: a storage part 35a storing information; a light emitting tag T including a tag antenna 34 transmitting and receiving information, and a light emitting part 33; a device antenna 3 for performing wireless communication with the light emitting tag T; and a large-capacity storage device 14 storing light emission data including predetermined light emission instruction timing associated with the music data for reproducing music. Light emission data are read in accordance with the reproduction start of the music data. After the start of reading the light emission data by a control circuit 22 in accordance with the reproduction start of the music data, it is determined whether the light emission instruction timing has come or not. When it is determined that the light emission instruction timing has come, the light emission instruction signal of the light emitting part 33 is output for the light emitting tag T by using the device antenna 3. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

Description

  The present invention relates to a music light emitting system that plays and emits music.

  2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, for example, a technique has been proposed in which sound or light is generated in an article that is difficult to imagine the connection with sound or light, and the user is relaxed (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

  In this prior art, when a user fans a fan, an alternating voltage is generated according to the amplitude motion of a piezoelectric element arranged on the fan surface. This voltage is converted into a smooth DC voltage by a diode and a capacitor. This voltage activates the music box IC to play a pre-stored melody or turns on the LED.

JP-A-5-56728

  In the above-described prior art, only when the fan is being fanned, a melody is sounded or the LED is only lit. The fusion of sound and light, that is, the fusion of the auditory effect and visual effect on the user is not particularly considered, and the entertainment is poor.

  An object of the present invention is to provide a music light emitting system capable of improving entertainment for a user by integrating an audio effect and a visual effect.

  In order to achieve the above object, a first invention provides a light-emitting tag including a storage unit for storing information, a tag antenna for transmitting and receiving information, and a light-emitting unit, and wireless communication with the light-emitting tag. A device antenna, light emission data storage means for storing light emission data including a predetermined light emission instruction timing corresponding to music data for reproducing music, and reading of the light emission data in response to the start of reproduction of the music data A light emission data reading means to be executed; a determination means for determining whether or not the light emission instruction timing has arrived after the light emission data reading means corresponding to the start of reproduction of the music data has started reading; When it is determined that the light emission instruction timing has arrived, the device antenna is used to And having a light-emitting instruction means for outputting a light emission instruction signal of the optical unit.

  In the first invention of this application, the light emitting portion provided in the light emitting tag emits light as the music data is reproduced. That is, when reproducing the music data, the light emission data for instructing the light emission is prepared in advance and stored in the light emission data storage means. This light emission data includes a light emission instruction timing corresponding to the music data for generating the music. Corresponding to the reproduction of the music data, the light emission data reading means reads the light emission data. After the reading of the light emission data is started, the determination unit determines whether or not the light emission instruction timing of the light emission data read along with the reproduction of the music data has arrived. When the light emission instruction timing arrives, the determination by the determination means is satisfied, and the light emission instruction means outputs a light emission instruction signal to the light emission tag. Thereby, the light emitting part of the light emitting tag emits light in conjunction with the light emission instruction timing.

  As described above, as the music data is reproduced and the music flows, the light emitting tag can be illuminated at a preset desired timing. Thereby, since the visual effect of the light emitting tag matched with the auditory effect by a music can be given with respect to a user, the entertainment property for a user can be improved.

  According to a second aspect of the present invention, in the first aspect of the present invention, when the tag identification information of the light emitting tag is acquired by wireless communication using the device antenna, the light emission instructing unit is a light emitting tag corresponding to the tag identification information. On the other hand, the light emission instruction signal is output.

  By acquiring the tag identification information of the light emitting tag, it is possible to confirm the presence of the light emitting tag to be a light emission instruction target and to reliably output the light emission instruction.

  According to a third invention, in the first or second invention, the light emission data is included in the music data, and the light emission data reading means is music data reading means for reading the music data, and the determination means Is characterized in that it is determined whether or not the light emission instruction timing included in the light emission data read together with the music data by the music data reading means has arrived.

  By integrating the light emission data into the music data, it is not necessary to perform complicated control such as synchronizing the reproduction of the music data and the reading of the light emission data as in the case of making them separate data.

  According to a fourth aspect of the present invention, in the first or second aspect of the present invention, the apparatus further comprises music data storage means for storing the music data, and the determination means reads the light emission data reading means in synchronization with the reproduction of the music data. It is determined whether or not the light emission instruction timing included in the light emission data is reached.

  By making the light emission data and the music data different data, it is possible to newly generate light emission data for the existing music data and add entertainment by light emission to the music.

  According to a fifth invention, in any one of the second to fourth inventions, the light emitting section includes a plurality of light emitting elements capable of emitting light in different light emission modes, and the light emission data is stored in each of the plurality of light emitting elements. The light emission instruction means is included in the plurality of light emitting elements included in the light emitting unit when the light emission instruction means determines that the light emission instruction timing has arrived. The light emission instruction signal for a specific light emitting element at which the light emission instruction timing has arrived is output to the light emitting unit.

  As a result, when a music piece is played, light emission can be performed by individually designating a plurality of light emitting elements, so that a wide variety of visual effects can be obtained. Therefore, entertainment can be further improved.

  In a sixth aspect of the present invention, in any one of the first to fifth aspects of the invention, the music identification information is stored in association with the light emission mode of the light emitting unit based on the light emission instruction signal at the light emission instruction timing. It further has a mode storage means.

  Thereby, since the light emission aspect of a light emission part can be changed according to the music title, the kind of music, a music tone, etc., entertainment can be improved further.

  In a seventh aspect based on the sixth aspect, the light emission instructing means is configured to reproduce the light emission mode when playing back a piece of music in which the identification information is associated with the plurality of light emission modes of the light emitting unit in the light emission mode storage unit. A light emission instruction signal in accordance with one selected light emission mode among a plurality of light emission modes associated in the storage unit is output, and the identification information is one of the light emission modes of the light emitting unit in the light emission mode storage unit. When playing music that is not associated with the light emission mode, a light emission instruction signal is output along the one light emission mode associated with the light emission mode storage means.

  Thereby, for music in which a plurality of light emission modes are associated with the light emitter storage unit in advance, the entertainment can be improved by changing the light emission modes of the plurality of light emission modes. Even for a music piece that is associated with only one light emission mode, entertainment can be ensured by performing light emission according to the one light emission mode.

  According to an eighth invention, in any one of the first to seventh inventions, the identification information of the music or the identification information of the performer of the music is associated with the identification information of the light emitting object to which the light emitting tag is attached. When the stored music / object storage means, the operation means that can be operated by the user, the display means for performing a predetermined display, and the identification information of the music or the performer are input by the operation means, the music / object First display control means for controlling the display means to acquire the identification information of the light emitting object associated with the identification information from the object storage means and display the identification information of the light emitting object. It is characterized by.

  In the eighth invention of the present application, a suitable light emitting object is prepared in advance when reproducing a specific music piece or a music piece by a specific performer, and the correspondence between the music piece or the performer and the light emitting object is set to the music / object. This is stored in the object storage means. When the user operates and inputs the name of the specific music or the specific performer, the name of the suitable light emitting object is displayed on the display means and recommended to the user. As a result, the user can surely enjoy the light emitting operation with the recommended light emitting object without prior knowledge. Therefore, entertainment can be further improved.

  A ninth invention relates to any one of the first to seventh inventions, wherein the identification information of the music piece or the identification information of the performer of the music piece is associated with the identification information of the light emitting object to which the light emitting tag is attached. When tag identification information of the light emitting tag is acquired by wireless communication using the stored music / object storage means, display means for performing a predetermined display, and the device antenna, from the music / object storage means, A second display for controlling the display means to acquire the identification information of the music piece or the performer associated with the identification information of the light emitting object corresponding to the tag identification information and to display the identification information of the performer; And a control means.

  In the ninth invention of the present application, a specific music or a music by a specific performer suitable for a specific light emitting object is set in advance, and the correspondence between the light emitting object and the music or the performer is set to The object is stored in the object storage means. The user picks up the specific light-emitting object and uses the device antenna to read the tag identification information from the light-emitting tag provided on the light-emitting object, thereby displaying the name of the preferred music or performer. Displayed on the means and recommended to the user. As a result, even without prior knowledge, the user can play the recommended music and reliably enjoy the light emission operation of the light emitting object during reproduction. Therefore, entertainment can be further improved.

  According to the present invention, amusement for the user can be improved by a fusion of an auditory effect and a visual effect.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS It is a conceptual explanatory drawing showing the whole structure of the karaoke system of the music light emission system which concerns on embodiment of this invention. It is a functional block diagram showing the detailed structure of a karaoke apparatus. It is a figure which shows the structure of a luminous luminous fan. It is a block diagram showing an example of a functional structure of a light emitting tag. It is the figure which represented notionally the operation | movement which a karaoke apparatus emits a light emission item. It is the figure which represented the data management table notionally. It is a flowchart showing the control procedure performed by the control circuit of a karaoke apparatus. It is the figure which represented notionally the operation | movement at the time of incorporating light emission data in music data. It is a figure which shows the structure of luminescent maracas and luminescent tambourine. It is a figure showing the whole structure at the time of applying the music light emission system which concerns on embodiment of this invention to the acoustic system of a Bon festival hall. It is a figure which shows the structure of the separate light emission type fan in the modification which controls light emission of a some light emission part separately. It is the figure which represented notionally the operation | movement in the modification which light-emit-controls a some light emission part separately. It is the figure which represented notionally the operation | movement in the modification which performs light emission control of the light emission item separately. It is a flowchart showing the control procedure which the control circuit of a karaoke apparatus performs in the modification which selects music corresponding to a light emission item. It is the figure which expressed notionally the operation | movement which light-emits a light emission item in one mode in the modification which is set so that a several light emission aspect is selectable with respect to one music. It is the figure which represented notionally the operation | movement which light-emits a luminescent item in another mode in the modification in which the several light emission aspect is set so that selection is possible with respect to one music. It is the figure which represented the data management table notionally.

  Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

  The overall configuration of the music light emitting system according to this embodiment will be described with reference to FIG. The present embodiment is an example in which the music light emitting system of the present invention is applied to a karaoke system.

  In FIG. 1, the karaoke system S1 causes the luminescent items 2 possessed by a plurality of users U to emit light in accordance with karaoke music. The karaoke system S1 includes a karaoke device 1 and a luminescent item 2 as a luminescent object. Each user U possesses the light emitting item 2 as appropriate. The karaoke apparatus 1 includes a device antenna 3 that can wirelessly communicate with the light emitting item 2.

  In FIG. 2, the detailed structure of the karaoke system apparatus 1 is shown.

  In FIG. 2, the karaoke device 1 provided in the karaoke system S1 includes a karaoke device main body 11, the device antenna 3, a remote controller 4 as an operation means, a video display device 5 as a display means, a speaker 6, A microphone 7 is provided. Here, the karaoke device main body 11 and the remote controller 4, the video display device 5, and the speaker 6 are configured separately, but at least one of them may be configured integrally with the karaoke device main body 11.

  The device antenna 3 performs wireless communication with the light emitting item 2 as described above. The remote controller 4 is an operation terminal for the user U to perform operations such as music selection. The video display device 5 displays a video that is played in accordance with the playback of the music. The speaker 6 outputs the reproduced music as a sound.

  The karaoke apparatus main body 11 includes a high-frequency circuit 12, an input control unit 13, a large-capacity storage device 14, a video reproduction unit 15, a caption video generation unit 16, a video synthesis unit 17, an audio effect generation unit 18, A MIDI decoder 19, an audio mixing amplifier 20, a synchronization circuit 21, and a control circuit 22 are included.

  The high-frequency circuit 12 performs information transmission / reception with an IC circuit unit (see FIG. 3 described later) of a light emitting tag (described later) provided in the light emitting item 2 by wireless communication via the device antenna 3. The input control unit 13 performs communication control performed when an operation signal is input from the remote controller 4.

  The mass storage device 14 is composed of a hard disk drive or the like. The large-capacity storage device 14 includes video data that is reproduced in accordance with the reproduction of music, music data that is composed of Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI) data, lyrics data that corresponds to the music data, Various information such as light emission data corresponding to music data is stored. The large-capacity storage device 14 constitutes the light emission data storage means, the music data storage means, the light emission mode storage means, and the music / object storage means described in each claim.

  The video reproduction unit 15 reproduces the video data output from the mass storage device 14. The caption video generation unit 16 generates caption data based on the lyrics data. The video synthesizing unit 17 synthesizes the video data and the caption data and outputs them to the video display device 5.

  Based on the audio effect setting information included in the MIDI data, the audio effect generation unit 18 generates audio effect data that is sound effect data such as chorus sound, applause sound, and explosion sound. The MIDI decoder 19 drives a MIDI sound source based on the MIDI data and reproduces the corresponding music. The audio mixing amplifier 20 adds the audio effect data generated by the audio effect generation unit 18 and the user's voice data input via the microphone 7 to the music reproduction data generated by the MIDI decoder 19. D / A conversion is performed and output to the speaker 6.

  The synchronization circuit 21 outputs a synchronization signal for synchronizing the outputs to the audio mixing amplifier 20 and the video composition unit 17.

  The control circuit 22 is connected to the large-capacity storage device 14, the video reproduction unit 15, the subtitle video generation unit 16, the audio effect generation unit 18, the MIDI decoder 19, the synchronization circuit 21 and the like via the bus 23, and the karaoke apparatus main body. 11 The entire control is performed. The control circuit 22 is a so-called microcomputer, although it is not specifically illustrated and described. That is, the control circuit 22 is composed of a central processing unit such as a CPU, ROM, RAM, etc., and uses the temporary storage function of the RAM to perform karaoke playback, a light emission instruction to the light emitting item 2, etc. according to a program stored in advance in the ROM. (See FIG. 7 described later). In particular, the control circuit 22 acquires music data and light emission data from the mass storage device 14, and synchronizes the music data and light emission data as will be described later, while reproducing the music by the MIDI decoder 19 and the light emission item 2. Control is performed to emit light.

  In the present embodiment, a plurality of forms of the luminescent item 2 can be used, and the configuration of the luminophore fan 2A, which is an example of the luminescent item 2, will be described with reference to FIG.

  The luminous fan 2 </ b> A has a fan main body 31 and a grip portion 32.

  An IC circuit portion 35 is provided inside the grip portion 32. The IC circuit unit 35 is provided with a storage unit 35a that mainly stores identification information (hereinafter referred to as “tag ID” as appropriate) that identifies each IC circuit unit 35.

  The fan fan body 31 is generally formed in a circular shape as a whole. On the surface of the fan fan body 31, four light emitting portions 33 each made of an LED, an organic EL, or the like are provided. A tag antenna 34 is provided along the outer peripheral edge of the fan main body 31. The tag antenna 34 is electrically connected to the IC circuit unit 35.

  The light emitting unit 33 is a light emitting element that can emit light with varying luminance depending on the magnitude of an applied voltage, for example. All of the four light emitting units 33 are electrically connected to the IC circuit unit 35 in parallel. In FIG. 3, for convenience of illustration, it is shown as being connected by a single line. The four light emitting units 33 emit light at the same light emission luminance and simultaneously for the same light emission time according to one output voltage from the IC circuit unit 35. That is, when the IC circuit unit 35 receives a later-described light emission instruction signal from the karaoke apparatus 1 by wireless communication via the tag antenna 34, each light emitting unit 33 is caused to emit light with the light emission luminance and the light emission time indicated by the light emission instruction signal. (See FIG. 5 described later). The tag antenna 34, the IC circuit unit 35, and the light emitting unit 33 constitute a light emitting tag T.

  In addition, although the light emission item 2 other than the form of the said fan is mentioned later, in any form, about said electrical structure is fundamentally the same (refer FIG. 9 mentioned later).

  A functional configuration of the light emitting tag T will be described with reference to FIG.

  In FIG. 4, the light emitting tag T includes a tag antenna 34, an IC circuit unit 35, and a light emitting unit 33.

  The IC circuit unit 35 includes a rectification unit 152, a power supply unit 153, a clock extraction unit 154, a storage unit 35a, a modulation / demodulation unit 156, and a control unit 157.

  The rectification unit 152 rectifies the interrogation wave received by the tag antenna 34. The power supply unit 153 accumulates the energy of the interrogation wave rectified by the rectification unit 152 and uses the energy as a driving power source for the IC circuit unit 35. The clock extraction unit 154 extracts a clock signal from the interrogation wave received by the tag antenna 34 and supplies it to the control unit 157. The storage unit 35a stores a predetermined information signal. The modem 156 demodulates the interrogation wave received from the tag antenna 34 from the device antenna 3 of the karaoke device 1. The modulation / demodulation unit 156 also modulates the reply signal from the control unit 157 and transmits the response wave from the tag antenna 34 as a signal including the tag ID.

  The control unit 157 controls the operation of the IC circuit unit 35 via the storage unit 35a, the clock extraction unit 154, the modulation / demodulation unit 156, and the like. The control unit 157 interprets the received signal demodulated by the modem unit 156 and generates a reply signal based on the information signal stored in the storage unit 35a. In addition, the control unit 157 controls the light emitting unit 33 so that the light emitting unit 33 emits light when the IC circuit unit 35 receives a response request (details will be described later).

  The light emitting unit 33 is made of an LED, for example, and is configured to emit and extinguish light under the control of the control unit 157. Further, the electric power when the light emitting unit 33 emits light is also obtained from the IC circuit unit 35.

  Here, the greatest feature of the present embodiment is that the light emitting tag T provided in the light emitting item 2 emits light in synchronization with the rhythm of the music reproduced by the karaoke apparatus 1. The operation of the light emitting item 2 to emit light is conceptually shown in FIG.

  In FIG. 5, in the present embodiment, the music data and the light emission data are stored independently in the mass storage device 14 of the karaoke apparatus 1. As described above, the music data in this example is composed of MIDI data, and the number of MIDI data corresponding to the number of music recorded in the karaoke apparatus 1 is stored in the mass storage device 14.

  When the user U selects and inputs a piece of music desired to be reproduced by an input operation using the remote controller 4 or the like, the control circuit 22 of the karaoke apparatus 1 sends the piece of music data and the light emission data corresponding to the selected piece of music to the mass storage device 14. Get from each.

  Here, the MIDI data constituting the music data is configured in a known data format conforming to the MIDI standard, and is aggregate data of a plurality of so-called MIDI messages MM. That is, the MIDI data includes the tone color, volume, pitch, etc. of each phoneme scheduled in time series in each track as sequence data. In the karaoke system S1 of the present embodiment, the control circuit 22 performs light emission control on the light emitting unit 33 of the light emitting item 2 in synchronization with the rhythm of the music data composed of MIDI data. The light emission data is aggregate data of a plurality of light emission instruction timing data TD. In the illustrated example, the light emission data is sequence data including a light emission instruction timing synchronized with the track of the rhythm section of the music data.

  When reproducing music data, the MIDI data is output from the control circuit 22 to the MIDI decoder 19 and read to reproduce the music, and the light emission data is read by the control circuit 22. The MIDI decoder 19 that has read the MIDI data drives the MIDI sound source based on the MIDI data to reproduce the music. The control circuit 22 that has read the light emission data transmits a light emission instruction signal via the device antenna 3 when each light emission instruction timing arrives based on the scheduling of the light emission instruction timing in the light emission data. That is, the music reproduction and the light emission are executed in a form in which the read MIDI data and the read light emission data are synchronized. In the example shown in the figure, the music is based on the MIDI data. The song is “Don (1)”, “Don (2)”, “Tat (3)”, “Tat (4)”, “Don (5)”, “Don (6)”, “Tat ( 7) ".. When played with a rhythm such as" Don (1) "," Tap (3) "," Don (5) "," Tat (7) " The flash is executed. It should be noted that the synchronization between the reading of the MIDI data by the MIDI decoder 19 and the reading of the light emission data by the control circuit 22 may be performed by a known appropriate method, and thus detailed description thereof is omitted.

  The IC circuit unit 35 of the light emitting item 2 that has received the light emission instruction signal causes each light emission unit 33 to emit light with the light emission luminance and the light emission time specified by the light emission instruction signal. Thereby, the light emission control of the light emission part 33 can be performed by the light emission mode corresponding to the rhythm of music data. Moreover, in this embodiment, when the some user U has the light emission item 2, respectively, the light emission part 33 of each light emission item 2 can carry out light emission control simultaneously with the same light emission mode. Note that the light emission control of the light emitting unit 33 only needs to be synchronized with the music data, and the light emission control may be performed at a tempo or timing that is synchronized with the sequence data of other tracks other than the rhythm section or appropriately synchronized. In addition, when considering a response delay derived from a communication transmission time or the like in wireless communication from the device antenna 3, the light emission instruction signal is not transmitted in perfect coincidence with the timing at which light emission is desired in the music. The light emission instruction signal may be transmitted at a timing earlier than the desired timing by the response delay. At this time, the setting of the light emission instruction signal in the light emission data may be set to a timing in consideration of the response delay. Alternatively, in the synchronization between the reading of the MIDI data by the MIDI decoder 19 and the reading of the light emission data by the control circuit 22, the synchronization may be performed in consideration of the response delay.

  A data management table for managing data corresponding to each piece of music recorded by the karaoke apparatus 1 is conceptually shown in FIG. The data management table shown in FIG. 6 is data stored in the mass storage device 14. In the management table, information of each item of music data ID, lyrics data ID, light emission data ID, performer and recommended light emission item is stored in correspondence with the music selection ID which is identification information of the selected music.

  In each item of music data ID, lyrics data ID, and light emission data ID, the ID of each data is stored as identification information. Note that the song data ID is not limited to being assigned to each song individually, but includes Western music, Japanese music, folk music, enka, military song, folk song, duet song, nostalgic classic songs, etc. You may give as identification information according to. In the performer item, names, group names, etc. of the performers of music corresponding to the music selection ID, that is, singers, performers, dancers, etc. are stored as identification information.

  In the item of recommended luminescent item, the name of the most suitable luminescent item 2 corresponding to the music selection ID is described as identification information. In this example, “light emitting tambourine” (see FIG. 9B described later), “light emitting maracas” (see FIG. 9A described later), and “luminous fan” (described above FIG. 3) each having a light emitting function. Example). The control circuit 22 of the karaoke apparatus 1 acquires these data corresponding to the music selection ID of the music to be reproduced from the mass storage device 14 with reference to this data management table.

  That is, as described above, the large-capacity storage device 14 stores the music data, that is, MIDI data in a form that is associated with the music data ID, and the lyrics data is stored in a form that is associated with the lyrics data ID. The light emission data is stored in association with the light emission data ID. As a result, when the user U selects and inputs a music piece desired to be reproduced by the remote controller 4, the music data ID, the lyrics data ID, the music data of the light emission data ID corresponding to the selected music piece, the lyrics data, The light emission data is acquired from the mass storage device 14, respectively. Thereby, in the karaoke apparatus 1, the reproduction | regeneration of the said selection music, reproduction | regeneration of an image | video and a subtitle, and light emission of the light emission item 2 are performed.

  A control procedure executed by the control circuit 22 of the karaoke apparatus 1 in order to realize the contents described above will be described with reference to FIG. Note that this flow is started when the power of the karaoke apparatus 1 is turned on or when a predetermined operation is performed.

  First, in step S5, the control circuit 22 of the karaoke apparatus 1 determines whether or not a music selection operation has been performed through an operation using the remote controller 14 or the like, that is, whether or not the music selection ID described above has been acquired. When the music selection operation is performed and the music selection ID is acquired, the determination is satisfied, and the process proceeds to the next step S10. As for the music selection ID, the remote controller 14 may convert the music selection operation of the user U by the remote controller 14 into the music selection ID and output it to the karaoke apparatus main body 11, or the remote controller 14 may receive an operation signal based on the user U's music selection operation. The data may be output to the apparatus main body 11 and the control circuit 22 may convert the music selection ID. If the music selection operation has not been performed, the determination in step S5 is not satisfied, and the same step S5 is repeated to wait in a loop.

  In step S10, the control circuit 22 transmits the MIDI data and the light emission data of the music data corresponding to the music selection ID acquired in step S5 based on the data management table shown in FIG. Get from.

  Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S15, and the control circuit 22 obtains the name of the recommended light emission item corresponding to the music selection ID input in step S5 from the data management table shown in FIG. It is displayed on the display device 5. In addition, it is not restricted to the recommendation light emission item set for every music, The recommendation light emission item corresponding to every performer is preset, and the name of the recommendation light emission item corresponding to the performer regarding the music selection ID input by said step S5 is set. You may display on the video display apparatus 5 by this step S15. Thereby, the user U can know the luminescent item 2 corresponding to the selected music or performer, and can take it in advance and prepare it. At this time, a performer corresponding to the music selection ID may also be acquired and displayed. This step S15 functions as the first display control means described in each claim.

  Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S20, and the control circuit 22 determines whether or not an operation for instructing the start of reproduction of music data is performed through an operation by the remote controller 14 or the like. If a playback start operation has been performed, the determination is satisfied, and the routine goes to Step S30. If the reproduction start operation is not performed, the determination is not satisfied, and step S20 is repeated to wait in a loop. In addition, after the music selection operation in step S5, when it is set so that the reproduction is automatically started when a predetermined time has elapsed, it is determined in this step S20 whether or not the predetermined time has elapsed. Good.

  In step S30, the control circuit 22 outputs the MIDI data acquired in step S10 to the MIDI decoder 19 and starts reading light emission data in synchronization with the start of reading the MIDI data by the MIDI decoder 19. To analyze. The procedure of step S30 functions as the light emission data reading unit described in each claim.

  Thereafter, the process proceeds to step S40, and the control circuit 22 determines whether or not the light emission instruction timing included in the light emission data has arrived at that time. If the light emission instruction timing has not arrived, the determination is not satisfied, and the routine goes to Step S50. On the other hand, if the light emission instruction timing has arrived, the determination is satisfied, and the routine goes to Step S45. The procedure of step S40 functions as a determination unit described in each claim.

  In step S45, the control circuit 22 transmits the light emission instruction via the high frequency circuit 12 and the device antenna 3 with the light emission luminance and the light emission time specified in the light emission data at the light emission instruction timing determined to have arrived in step S35. A signal is transmitted to the luminescent item 2. In this example, as shown in FIG. 5, the control circuit 22 performs light emission control so that the same light emission mode, that is, the same luminance and the same light emission time are obtained at all light emission instruction timings. The procedure of step S45 functions as a light emission instruction unit described in each claim.

  When transmitting the light emission instruction signal, the control circuit 22 may specify the light emission tag T that is the target of the light emission instruction and give the instruction. That is, in this case, the control circuit 22 generates an inquiry signal that does not designate the tag ID, transmits the inquiry signal via the high-frequency circuit 12 and the device antenna 3, and sends a response signal from the light emitting tag T that has received the inquiry signal to the device antenna. 3 and the high-frequency circuit 12. And the control circuit 22 transmits the light emission instruction | indication signal which specified tag ID contained in the response signal from the said light emission tag T via the high frequency circuit 12 and the apparatus antenna 3. FIG. Accordingly, it is possible to confirm the presence of the light emitting item 2 to be a light emission instruction target and to reliably output the light emission instruction. In addition, the control circuit 22 can identify whether there are the light emitting items 2 around the device antenna 3 or how many kinds of the light emitting items 2 exist (if described later). (Refer to the modified example 2)). As a result, it is possible to perform light emission control individually for each light emitting item 2 (refer to a modification of (5) described later), or to perform control to simultaneously emit light while specifying these light emitting items 2. Become.

  Thereafter, in step S50, the control circuit 22 determines whether or not the reproduction of the music data has been completed. When the reproduction of the music data is finished, the determination is satisfied and this flow is finished. On the other hand, if the reproduction of the music data has not ended, the process returns to step S30 and the same procedure is repeated.

  As described above, in the present embodiment, the light emitting unit 33 of the light emitting item 2 can be illuminated at a preset desired timing as the music data is reproduced and the music flows. Thereby, since the visual effect of the light emitting item 2 matched with the auditory effect by a music can be given with respect to the user U, the entertainment property for the user U can be improved.

  In this embodiment, in particular, the music selection ID and the light emission data ID are stored in association with each other in the data management table as shown in FIG. Thereby, since the light emission aspect of the light emission part 33 can be changed according to the music title of a music, a music kind, a music tone, etc., entertainment can be improved further.

  In this embodiment, in particular, the light emission data and the music data are set as separate data, so that new light emission data is newly generated for the existing music data, and entertainment by light emission is added to the music. be able to.

  In this embodiment, in particular, a luminescent item 2 suitable for reproducing a specific musical piece or a musical piece by a specific performer is prepared in advance, and the association between the musical piece or performer and the luminescent item 2 is managed by data management. It is stored in a table (see FIG. 6). Then, as described above, when the user U inputs the name of the specific music or the specific performer, the name of the suitable light emitting item 2 is displayed on the video display device 5 as the recommended light emitting item 2. Recommended to user U. As a result, the user U can surely enjoy the light emitting operation with the recommended light emitting item 2 without prior knowledge. Therefore, entertainment can be further improved.

  The present invention is not limited to the above, and various modifications can be made without departing from the spirit and technical idea of the present invention. Hereinafter, such modifications will be described in order.

(1) When incorporating light emission data and music data into one data,
That is, in the above embodiment, the light emission data and the music data are individually configured as separate data, but the present invention is not limited to this. For example, as shown in FIG. 8, a plurality of light emission instruction timing data TD constituting the light emission data may be incorporated into the MIDI data of the music data as MIDI messages of the extended standard.

  In this case, the extended MIDI data as the music data corresponding to the music selection ID is acquired in step S10 in the flow of FIG. 7, and the MIDI data body part included in the extended MIDI data is sent to the MIDI decoder 19 in step S30. In addition to outputting, in synchronization with the start of reading of the MIDI data body portion by the MIDI decoder 19, reading of the light emission data portion included in the extended MIDI data may be started and analyzed.

  Alternatively, the MIDI decoder 19 may acquire the extended MIDI data and read the light emission data portion. In this case, the MIDI decoder 19 repeats the procedure corresponding to each of the above steps S30, S40, S45, and S50 in parallel with the reproduction of the music based on the MIDI data main body portion, thereby controlling the light emission for the light emitting item 2. Also do. At this time, the MIDI decoder 19 functions as light emission data reading means and music data reading means. The procedure corresponding to step S40 executed by the MIDI decoder 19 functions as a determination unit, and the procedure corresponding to step S45 functions as a light emission instruction unit. In this case, by integrating the light emission data into the music data, it is not necessary to perform complicated control such as synchronizing the reproduction of the music data and the reading of the light emission data, as described above in the embodiment and the like. .

(2) Example of another aspect of luminescent item In the said embodiment, although the said luminous fan 2A was demonstrated to the example as the luminescent item 2, it is not restricted to this. That is, as the luminescent item 2, for example, a luminescent maraca 2B as shown in FIG. 9A, a luminescent tambourine 2C as shown in FIG. 9B, or the like may be used (see also FIG. 6 described above).

  Each of the light emitting maracas 2B and the light emitting tambourine 2C shown in the drawing is a simple musical instrument that can actually emit a simple rhythm sound, and each of these musical instruments has a plurality of light emitting units 33 similar to the light emitting fan 2A, A light emitting tag T including a tag antenna 34 and an IC circuit unit 35 is provided.

  Then, as shown in FIG. 6, the name is stored corresponding to the appropriate music selection ID in the item of recommended light emission item 2 in the data management table, and the name is displayed in step S15 of FIG. U can be used in place of the luminous fan 2A or together with the luminous fan 2A.

(3) Application examples other than karaoke system Moreover, although the music light emission system of the said embodiment showed the case where it applied to karaoke system S1, this invention is not limited to this. For example, the present invention may be applied to an acoustic system S2 that is used in a Bon-Dance venue as shown in FIG. In this case, when the system main body 111 corresponding to the karaoke device 1 is installed in the Yakura 112 located in the center of the group of the users U and the device antenna 3A is disposed on the standing portion 112a of the Yakura 112, as shown in the figure. Good. Thereby, the light emission part 33 of the light emission item 2 can be made to shine at the preset desired timing according to a music flowing from the speaker SP connected to the system main body 111 on the Yakura 112. In this case, when the user U who participates dances according to the music flowing from the speaker SP and the sound of the drum DR being struck, the light-emitting unit 33 held in the hand shines in time with the rhythm of the music and the drum DR. As a result, the entertainment for the user U can be improved as described above.

(4) When individually controlling light emission of a plurality of light emitting units provided in a light emitting item In the above embodiment, the plurality of light emitting units 33 provided in the light emitting item 2 are all controlled to emit and extinguish at the same timing. The present invention is not limited to this.

  That is, for example, as in the individual light emission type fan 2D shown in FIG. 11 corresponding to FIG. 3, each light emitting unit 33 may be electrically connected to the IC circuit unit 35 so that the light emission can be individually controlled. Good. In particular, in this example, each light emitting portion 33 is configured by an LED as a light emitting element that emits light in different colors. Each light emitting unit 33 is set with identification information (hereinafter, appropriately referred to as “light emitting unit ID”) that can identify an individual.

  FIG. 12 corresponding to FIG. 5 is a conceptual representation of the operation of causing the fan 2D to emit light in this modified example. In FIG. 12, the light emission data includes a light emitting unit ID that is designated to emit light at each light emission instruction timing. In the example shown in the figure, the music is “Don (1)” “Don (2)” “Tat (3)” “Tat (4)” “Don (5)” “Don (6)” “Tat (7)”. When the red and blue light emitting units 33 are reproduced at a rhythm such as “Don (1)”, “Don (2)”, “Don (5)”, and “Tatsu (7)”. The light emitting unit IDs 01 and 03 are designated at the light emission timing corresponding to the rhythm position so that the light is emitted. Similarly, the rhythm positions are set so that the green and yellow light emitting sections 33 emit light at the rhythm positions of “tap (3)”, “tap (4)”, “don (6)”, and “tap (7)”. The light emitting unit IDs 02 and 04 are designated at the light emission timing corresponding to.

  When each light emission instruction timing arrives, the control circuit 22 transmits a light emission instruction signal to the fan 2D via wireless communication so that the light emitting part 33 of the designated light emitting part ID emits light. That is, in step S45 in the flow of FIG. 7, the light emission instruction signal is transmitted by specifying the light emitting unit ID designated by the light emission data. The IC circuit unit 35 of the fan 2D that has received the light emission instruction signal causes the light emission unit 33 corresponding to the light emission unit ID specified by the light emission instruction signal to emit light. Thereby, the light emission control of the light emission part 33 is performed by the light emission mode represented by the light emission color and light emission position of various combinations.

  In this modified example, when a music piece is reproduced, light emission can be performed by individually specifying the plurality of light emitting units 33, so that various visual effects can be obtained. Therefore, the entertainment property of the user U can be further improved.

  In addition, the light emission part 33 with which the light emission item 2 is provided is comprised by multicolor light emission LED, and you may make it designate the light emission color with light emission part ID in light emission instruction | indication timing. In this case, since the color of light emitted from the same light emitting unit 33 can be changed at each light emission instruction timing, more various visual effects can be obtained.

(5) In the case where the light emission items are individually controlled for light emission In the above embodiment, even when there are a plurality of light emission items 2, all the light emission items 2 are controlled in the same light emission mode, but the present invention is limited to this. Absent.

  That is, in this modification, for example, as shown in FIG. 13 corresponding to FIG. 5 described above, different identification information (hereinafter referred to as item ID) is set for each of the plurality of light emitting items 2, and the item is caused to emit light at each light emission instruction timing. An ID is specified. In the example shown in the figure, the music is “Don (1)” “Don (2)” “Tat (3)” “Tat (4)” “Don (5)” “Don (6)” “Tat (7)”. When the light emitting unit 33 of the luminous fan 2A is played at a rhythm such as “Don (1)”, “Don (2)”, “Don (5)”, and “Tatsu (7)”. Item ID: 10 is designated at the light emission timing corresponding to the rhythm position so that light is emitted. Similarly, the light emitting unit 33 of the light emitting maraca 2B emits light at the rhythm positions “tap (3)”, “tap (4)”, “don (6)”, and “tap (7)”. Item ID: 20 is designated at the light emission timing corresponding to.

  When each light emission instruction timing arrives, the control circuit 22 transmits a light emission instruction signal via wireless communication so that the light emitting unit 33 of the light emitting item 2 having the specified item ID emits light. In this example, the tag ID of each light emitting item 2 is used as the item ID, and in step S45 in the flow of FIG. 7, a tag ID corresponding to the designated item ID is specified and a light emission instruction signal is transmitted. Thereby, only the IC circuit unit 35 of the light emitting item 2 corresponding to the tag ID receives the light emission instruction signal, and causes the light emitting unit 33 to emit light. Thereby, a difference can be provided in the light emission / quenching operation between the plurality of light emitting items 2.

  In this modification, different light emission control can be performed for each of the plurality of light emitting items 2. In particular, in a group composed of a plurality of users U, it is possible to have different light emission modes among the users U. In this case, for example, different light emission modes may be used between the same type of light emitting items 2 such as a different light emission mode between one light emitting fan 2A and another light emitting fan 2A. As a result, for example, when each of a large number of users U at the above-mentioned Bon Odori venue has a luminescent item 2, if a song for young people flows from the speaker SP, only the luminescent item 2 distributed to the young user U is selected. When a song for the elderly flows from the speaker SP, only the luminescent item 2 distributed to the elderly user U is selectively illuminated, and when a song unrelated to the age flows from the speaker SP, all Control such as lighting the light emitting item 2 of the user U becomes possible. Thereby, a wider variety of visual effects can be obtained, and entertainment can be further improved.

(6) When a luminescent item is selected and a song corresponding to the luminescent item is recommended In the above embodiment, the name of the recommended luminescent item corresponding to the selected song is displayed on the video display device 5, but the present invention is It is not limited to this. For example, the user U may select the light emitting item 2 that the user U wants to use first, and select the music corresponding to it.

  In this case, the user U first picks up the desired light emitting item 2 and positions the light emitting tag T within the communication range in the vicinity of the device antenna 3 of the karaoke device 1. Thereby, as shown in FIG. 14 corresponding to FIG. 7 described above, the control circuit 22 performs reading determination of the tag ID of the light emitting tag T of the light emitting item 2 in the procedure of step S5A instead of step S5. If the tag ID can be read, the determination at step S5A is satisfied, and the routine goes to step S10A instead of step S10 described above.

  In step S10A, the control circuit 22 refers to the data management table of FIG. 6 and acquires a plurality of music selection IDs such that the light emitting item 2 corresponding to the tag ID read in step S5A is the recommended light emitting item. . Then, the control circuit 22 displays a list of names of a plurality of music corresponding to the plurality of music selection IDs on the video display device 5. The procedure of step S10A functions as the second display control means described in each claim.

  Thereafter, the control circuit 22 determines whether or not the music selection operation by the user U has been performed through the operation by the remote controller 14 or the like, based on the display at the step S10A, as in the above-described step S5. If the music selection operation has been performed, the determination is satisfied, and the routine goes to Step S15A instead of Step S15.

  In step S15A, the control circuit 22 sends the MIDI data and light emission data of the music data corresponding to the music selection ID selected in step S12 from the mass storage device 14 based on the data management table shown in FIG. get. Then, the control circuit 22 displays the name of the music data corresponding to the music selection ID on the video display device 5. Thereby, the user U can know the music corresponding to the selected light emitting item 2. At this time, a performer corresponding to the music selection ID may be displayed at the same time.

  Subsequent steps after step S20 are the same as those in the above-described embodiment, and thus description thereof is omitted. In step S45, as described above, the control circuit 22 uses the response signal from the light emitting tag T in response to the inquiry signal not specifying the tag ID to specify the tag ID of the light emitting tag T to be transmitted. It may be. Alternatively, at this specific time, the control circuit 22 designates the tag ID acquired in step S5A, that is, transmits a light emission instruction signal to the light emission tag T whose existence has been confirmed in step S5A. May be.

  In this modified example, the user U picks up the specific light emitting item 2 and uses the device antenna 3 to read the tag ID from the light emitting tag T provided in the light emitting item 2, so that a suitable music piece is obtained. And the name of the performer are displayed on the video display device 5 and recommended to the user U. As a result, the user U can reproduce the recommended music piece without prior knowledge and reliably enjoy the light emission operation of the light emitting item 2 during reproduction. Therefore, entertainment can be further improved.

  In this modification, the emission data corresponding to the music recommended in step S10A corresponding to the emission item 2 may be stored in the emission tag T of each emission item 2 together. In this case, when the information is read from the light emitting tag T in step S5A of FIG. 14, the light emission data is also read by the control circuit 22 via the device antenna 3. In this case, it is not necessary to acquire light emission data in the subsequent step S15A. Moreover, description of light emission data ID can be abbreviate | omitted in the table of FIG. Further, when a plurality of pieces of light emission data in a plurality of modes are associated with one piece of music as in the modification (7) described later, all of the plurality of pieces of light emission data are stored in the light emission tag T of each light emission item 2. You can let it go. In this case, the names of the plurality of modes may be displayed on the video display device 5 at an appropriate time so that the user U can select one light emission pattern of any one mode. Also in this case, the description of the light emission data ID can be omitted in the table of FIG.

(7) When a plurality of light emission modes are set to be selectable for one piece of music, that is, a plurality of light emission modes are associated with one music piece, and the user U selects which light emission mode is selected It may be possible.

  That is, the music whose light emission mode is shown in FIG. 5 is based on the MIDI data, as described above, the music is “Don (1)” “Don (2)” “Tat (3)” “Tat (4)”. "Dong (5)", "Don (6)", "Tatsu (7)" ... When played with a rhythm like "Don (1)", "Tatsu (3)", "Don (5) ”And“ tap (7) ”are emitted at the rhythm position.

  In the present modification, when the user U selects a different mode of light emission, for example, “Norinori mode”, for example, light emission as shown in FIG. That is, based on the MIDI data, the music is “Don (1)” “Don (2)” “Tat (3)” “Tat (4)” “Don (5)” “Don (6)” “Tat (7)”. .. When playing with a rhythm such as "Don (1)", "Don (2)", "Don (5)", "Don (6)" Intense light emission with high brightness is executed.

  Furthermore, when the user U selects another mode of light emission, for example, “shiny mode” for the same music as described above, for example, light emission as shown in FIG. 16 is performed. That is, based on the MIDI data, the music is “Don (1)” “Don (2)” “Tat (3)” “Tat (4)” “Don (5)” “Don (6)” “Tat (7)”. .. When playing with a rhythm such as "Don (1)", "Don (2)", "Don (5)", "Don (6)" Equivalent luminance, that is, medium emission is performed, and at the rhythm positions of “tap (3)”, “tap (4)”, and “tap (6)”, the intensity lower than that of FIG. Executed.

  In this modification, a plurality of types of light emission data are associated with the same piece of music for each mode. An example of a data management table used in this modification is shown in FIG. 17 corresponding to FIG.

  As shown in FIG. 17, the storage items of the data management table of this modification are the same as the data management table of FIG. In FIG. 6, one light emission data ID is associated with one music piece, whereas in FIG. 17, a plurality of light emission data IDs are associated with one music piece depending on the music piece. In the illustrated example, three light emission data IDs “0003A”, “0003B”, and “0003C” are provided for one piece of music sung by the “child choir” represented by the music data ID “0003” and the lyrics data ID “0003”. It is associated. Among these three emission data IDs “0003A”, “0003B”, and “0003C”, for example, ID “0003A” represents the emission data in the mode shown in FIG. 5 (hereinafter referred to as “normal mode” as appropriate). "Represents the light emission data in the above-mentioned glue mode shown in FIG. 15, and ID" 0003C "represents the light emission data in the shiny mode shown in FIG. When the user U selects music in step S5 in FIG. 7 or step S12 in FIG. 14, the above-mentioned mode is selected, so that the corresponding emission data is referred to the table in FIG. Or it is acquired by step S15A of FIG.

  In addition, as shown in FIG. 17, when there is a music for which a plurality of modes are prepared in advance and a music for which a mode is not prepared, the user U selects the music in step S5 in FIG. 7 or step S12 in FIG. When it is performed, selectable modes may be displayed on the remote controller 4 or the video display device 5 so that the user U can select which mode to select. In this case, a song for which a plurality of modes are not prepared in advance, for example, a song sung by “Taro Tanaka” represented by a song data ID “0001” and a lyrics data ID “0001” in the example of FIG. With respect to the music danced by “Kazuko Sato” represented by “0002” lyric data ID “0002”, the light emission data ID “0001” and the light emission data ID “0002” uniquely associated with each other in the table of FIG. The emission control based on the emission data is performed.

  In this modification, for a music for which a plurality of modes are prepared in advance in the data management table, the entertainment can be improved by changing the light emission mode of the plurality of modes, while only one mode is stored in the data management table in advance. For the associated music, the entertainment can be ensured by emitting light in the one mode.

(8) Others In addition, although the example in the case where music data is comprised by MIDI data was shown above, this invention is not limited to this. For example, music data may be composed of data obtained by sampling actual performance sounds as they are, or data compressed by other known compression techniques. Even in these cases, the same effect as described above can be obtained if the data directly read for the reproduction by the karaoke apparatus 1 and the light emission data are synchronized with each other.

  In addition, in the above, the arrow shown in each figure of FIG. 2 etc. shows an example of the flow of a signal / information, and does not limit the flow direction of a signal / information.

  Further, the flowcharts shown in FIGS. 7 and 14 do not limit the present invention to the procedures shown in the above-described flow, and the addition / deletion of the procedures or the change of the order within the scope of the gist and technical idea of the invention. You may do.

  In addition to those already described above, the methods according to the above-described embodiments and modifications may be used in appropriate combination.

  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.

1 Karaoke device 2 Luminous item (light emitting object)
2A luminous fan 2B luminous maracas 2C luminous tambourine 2D individual luminous fan 3,3A device antenna 4 remote control (operating means)
5. Video display device (display means)
11 Karaoke apparatus body 14 Mass storage device (light emission data storage means, music data storage means, light emission mode storage means, music / object storage means)
19 MIDI decoder (music data reading means)
22 control circuit 34 tag antenna 35 IC circuit unit 35a storage unit S1 karaoke system (music light emitting system)
S2 Acoustic system (music light emitting system)
U User T Light emission tag MM MIDI message TD Light emission instruction timing data

Claims (9)

A light emitting tag comprising a storage unit for storing information, a tag antenna for transmitting and receiving information, and a light emitting unit;
A device antenna for performing wireless communication with the light emitting tag;
Light emission data storage means for storing light emission data including a predetermined light emission instruction timing corresponding to music data for reproducing music;
Light emission data reading means for reading the light emission data in response to the start of reproduction of the music data;
Determination means for determining whether or not the light emission instruction timing has arrived after the light emission data reading means corresponding to the start of reproduction of the music data starts reading the light emission data;
A light emission instruction means for outputting a light emission instruction signal of the light emitting unit to the light emitting tag using the device antenna when the determination means determines that the light emission instruction timing has arrived. Characteristic music light emitting system. The light emission instruction means includes
The light emission instruction signal is output to a light emitting tag corresponding to the tag identification information when tag identification information of the light emitting tag is acquired by wireless communication using the device antenna. The music light emitting system described. The light emission data is included in the music data,
The light emission data reading means includes:
Music data reading means for reading the music data;
The determination means includes
The music light emitting system according to claim 1 or 2, wherein it is determined whether or not the light emission instruction timing is included in the light emission data read together with the music data by the music data reading means. The music data storage means further stores the music data,
The determination means includes
3. The method according to claim 1, wherein it is determined whether or not the light emission instruction timing included in the light emission data read by the light emission data reading means is synchronized with reproduction of the music data. Music light emitting system. The light emitting unit
It has a plurality of light emitting elements that can emit light in different light emission modes,
The emission data is
Including the light emission instruction timing for each of the plurality of light emitting elements,
The light emission instruction means includes
When the determination means determines that the light emission instruction timing has arrived, the light emission instruction signal for the specific light emitting element that has reached the light emission instruction timing among the plurality of light emitting elements included in the light emitting unit, The music light emitting system according to any one of claims 2 to 4, wherein the music light emitting system outputs the light to the light emitting unit. The light-emission mode storage unit further stores the identification information of the music and the light-emission mode of the light-emitting unit according to the light-emission instruction signal at the light-emission instruction timing in association with each other. The music light emitting system according to any one of 5. The light emission instruction means includes
The identification information is selected from among the plurality of light emission modes associated with the light emission mode storage unit when playing the music associated with the plurality of light emission modes of the light emitting unit in the light emission mode storage unit. Outputs a light emission instruction signal along one light emission mode,
When playing back a piece of music in which the identification information is not associated with one light emission mode of the light emitting unit in the light emission mode storage unit, a light emission instruction according to the one light emission mode associated with the light emission mode storage unit The music light emitting system according to claim 6, wherein a signal is output. Music / object storage means for storing the identification information of the music or the identification information of the performer of the music, and the identification information of the light-emitting object attached with the light-emitting tag,
An operation means by which a user can input an operation;
Display means for performing a predetermined display;
When the identification information of the music or the performer is input by the operation means, the identification information of the light emitting object associated with the identification information is acquired from the music / object storage means, and the identification information of the light emission target The music light emitting system according to any one of claims 1 to 7, further comprising first display control means for controlling the display means so as to display the display. Music / object storage means for storing the identification information of the music or the identification information of the performer of the music, and the identification information of the light-emitting object attached with the light-emitting tag,
Display means for performing a predetermined display;
When the tag identification information of the light emitting tag is acquired by wireless communication using the device antenna, the tag is associated with the light emitting object identification information corresponding to the tag identification information from the music / object storage means. 8. The apparatus according to claim 1, further comprising second display control means for controlling the display means so as to acquire the identification information of the music or the performer and display the identification information of the performer. The music light emission system of any one of Claims.

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