JP5446600B2 - CONTENT GENERATION SYSTEM, EXERCISE SUPPORT DEVICE, CONTENT GENERATION METHOD, AND PROGRAM - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to content generation. Specifically, desired motion information is selected from a plurality of motion information. And when the exercise | movement which the selected motion information represents is performed, it is related with the content production | generation system, exercise | movement support apparatus, and content production | generation method which produce | generate exercise content by changing the reproduction | regeneration method of the music to reproduce | regenerate.

  Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2001-306071 discloses a technique for selecting an exercise mode to generate an exercise song as content using a tempo function corresponding to the exercise mode. Specifically, there is described a technique for adjusting the tempo of a music in accordance with the tempo function using a tempo function corresponding to the exercise mode selected by the user.

JP 2001-306071 A

  In general, an exercise performed in a fitness club requires 16 beats or 32 beats to execute a certain exercise operation. When music is assigned to these various movements, there is a case where a part to be assigned in the music is determined in advance. For example, when the rust portion of the music is repeated, or from the first intro to the rust portion of the music. However, for example, the number of beats required to reproduce the chorus portion of the music may not match the number of beats required for various exercise operations. For this reason, the inventor has found a problem that he was not able to exercise with music that matches the number of beats necessary for various types of exercise.

  The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems. An object of the present invention is to automatically create content that can be exercised with music that matches the number of beats necessary for various exercise operations.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, the plurality of motion information representing the motion motion, the number of beats required for the basic motion motion represented by the motion information, and the number of repetitions of the motion motion represented by the motion information, A first information processing apparatus including an exercise storage unit that stores an exercise list in which music is associated with each other, music information representing a plurality of music pieces, and the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music are stored in association with each other. a second information processing apparatus including a music storage unit, from among a plurality of motion information stored in said working memory unit the motion list and motion selecting unit for selecting a predetermined motion information, selected by the motion selector Necessary to execute the selected motion information based on the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information and the number of repetitions of the basic motion of the motion information. And beat number determination unit which determines the total number of beats, said from the music information stored in the music storage unit, the music information motion information selected by the motion selecting unit represented motion is output when executed An integer multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part that constitutes the music is selected from the music selection part that selects the music information selected by the music selection part, and the total beat of the selected motion information. A music determination unit that determines music information that matches the number as the music information corresponding to the number of beats of the selected motion information, and for the music information that is determined by the music determination unit, , denoted by the identification information for identifying the correspondence state between the total number of beats of the selected motion information, generates display information for displaying the music stored in the music storage unit on a predetermined display unit A generating unit that, the terminal device comprising a, characterized in that it is composed of.

  According to the invention described in claim 2, the music storage unit stores the music information and the number of beats necessary for reproducing the climax part of the music constituting the music information in association with each other, and When the music information is selected by the music selection unit, the generation unit identifies the correspondence state between the number of beats of the music information and the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit The display information for displaying the music stored in the music storage unit on a predetermined display unit is generated.

According to invention of Claim 3, the said music memory | storage part matches with the said music information, and shows whether it is a music with which the beat number of the predetermined music part which comprises the said music was matched. Whether or not there is music information associated with a performance method corresponding to the total number of beats necessary for execution of the selected motion information from among the music information selected by the music selection unit. A determination unit configured to determine, and when the determination unit determines that there is music information associated with a performance method corresponding to the selected motion information, the music determination unit is a predetermined that configures the music The music information associated with a performance method that is a music associated with the beat number of the music part is determined as music information corresponding to the beat number of the selected motion information, and the determination unit Selection When it is not determined that there is music information associated with the performance method corresponding to the motion information, the music associated with the performance method that is not the music associated with the beat number of the predetermined music part constituting the music Information is determined as music information corresponding to the selected motion information, and the generation unit is a music that is associated with the number of beats of a predetermined music part constituting the music by the music determination unit When the music information associated with the method is determined as music information corresponding to the number of beats of the selected motion information, the number of beats of the music information and the total number of beats of the selected motion information And identification information for identifying a corresponding state indicating the performance method of the determined music information, and a predetermined music par that constitutes the music by the music determination unit. When the music information associated with the performance method that is not the music associated with the number of beats is determined as the music information corresponding to the selected motion information, the selected motion information and the determined The display information for displaying the music stored in the music storage unit on a predetermined display unit is generated with identification information for identifying a correspondence state indicating the performance method of the music information .

According to invention of Claim 4, the said music memory | storage part is matched with the said music information, and the 16-beat performance or the 32-beat performance is performed for every predetermined music part which comprises the said music as the said performance method. Any one of them is stored in association, and when the total number of beats of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit is 16 beats, the music determination unit includes the music information selected by the music selection unit. The music information having 16 beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music is determined as music information corresponding to the beat number of the selected motion information, and is selected by the motion selection unit. When the total number of beats of the motion information is 32, the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music is 16 beats from the music information selected by the music selection unit. Other music information is 32 beats, and determines the musical piece information corresponding to the number of beats of the selected motion information.

According to the invention described in claim 5 , a plurality of motion information representing the motion of the exercise , the number of beats necessary for the basic motion of the motion represented by the motion information, the number of repetitions of the motion represented by the motion information, An exercise storage unit that stores an exercise list in association with each other, music information that represents a plurality of music pieces, and a music storage unit that stores and stores the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music, and the exercise A motion selection unit that selects predetermined motion information from among a plurality of motion information stored in the storage unit, a beat number of a basic operation of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit, and the motion based on the number of repetitions of the basic operation of the information, and beat number determination unit which determines the total number of beats required for the execution of the selected motion information, in the music storage unit Among憶musical piece information, the music selection unit for selecting music information the motion selector motion information selected by the representing motion is output when executed, the music selected by the music selection unit Among the information, the music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music matches the total number of beats of the selected motion information is the number of beats of the selected motion information. And determining the correspondence state between the number of beats of the music information and the total number of beats of the selected motion information for the music information determined by the music determination unit And a generation unit that generates display information for displaying the music stored in the music storage unit on a predetermined display unit.

According to the invention described in claim 6 , a plurality of motion information representing the motion of the exercise , the number of beats required for the basic motion of the motion represented by the motion information, the number of repetitions of the motion represented by the motion information, A motion selection step in which the exercise support device selects desired motion information from among a plurality of motion information of the exercise list stored in the exercise storage unit that stores the exercise list associated with the exercise list, and the motion selection unit Based on the number of beats of the basic motion of the selected motion information and the number of repetitions of the basic motion of the motion information, the exercise support device determines the total number of beats necessary to execute the selected motion information. and beat number determination step, the music information representing a plurality of musical compositions stored in association with the number of beats per predetermined musical parts that constitute the music From the music information stored in the music storage unit, the music information is output when the motion motion information selected by the selecting step represented movement is executed, the music selection step of the exercise support apparatus selects The music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music matches the total number of beats of the selected motion information from the music information selected in the music selection step. The music determination step determined by the exercise support device as the music information corresponding to the beat number of the selected motion information, and the beat information of the music information for the music information determined by the music determination step , denoted by the identification information for identifying the correspondence state between the total number of beats of the selected motion information, given the music stored in the music storage unit The display information displayed on the display unit, characterized in that it comprises a and a generation step of the exercise assisting device generates.

According to the seventh aspect of the present invention, a plurality of pieces of motion information representing the motion motion, the number of beats necessary for the basic motion of the motion motion represented by the motion information, and the number of repetitions of the motion motion represented by the motion information, from among the plurality of motion information of the motion list stored in the working memory unit for storing a motion list that correlates motion selection step and the motion information selected by the motion selection step of selecting a desired motion information Representing a plurality of music pieces, and a beat number determining step for determining a total number of beats necessary for executing the selected motion information based on the number of beats of the basic motion and the number of repetitions of the basic motion of the motion information Music information stored in a music storage unit that stores music information and the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music in association with each other From within the music selection step of selecting the music information is output when the motion motion information selected by the selection step represents motion is performed, from among the music information selected by the song selection step, wherein Music information whose integer multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music matches the total number of beats of the selected motion information is set as music information corresponding to the number of beats of the selected motion information. Identification information for identifying a correspondence state between the number of beats of the music information and the total number of beats of the selected motion information is attached to the music determination step to be determined and the music information determined by the music determination step . And generating a display information for displaying the music stored in the music storage unit on a predetermined display unit. Characterized in that to the row.

According to the invention described in claim 8 , a plurality of motion information representing the motion of the exercise , the number of beats necessary for the basic motion of the motion represented by the motion information, and the number of repetitions of the motion represented by the motion information, A first information processing apparatus including an exercise storage unit that stores an exercise list in which music is associated with each other, music information representing a plurality of music pieces, and the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music are stored in association with each other. a second information processing apparatus including a music storage unit, from among a plurality of motion information stored in said working memory unit the motion list and motion selector which selects a desired motion information, selected by the motion selector Necessary to execute the selected motion information based on the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information and the number of repetitions of the basic motion of the motion information. And beat number determination unit which determines the total number of beats, said from the music information stored in the music storage unit, the music information motion information selected by the motion selecting unit represented motion is output when executed An integer multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part that constitutes the music is selected from the music selection part that selects the music information selected by the music selection part, and the total beat of the selected motion information. The music information that matches the number is determined as music information corresponding to the number of beats of the selected motion information, and the music information determined by the music determination unit is selected by the motion selection unit. the number of beats of the basic operation of the motion information, the corresponding music information and the total number of beats of the selected motion information, music information corresponding to the determined motion information Wherein the third determining section for determining a terminal device provided with, in that they are composed of a.

According to the first aspect of the present invention, when the music information is selected by the music selection unit, the terminal device has the number of beats of the music information and the number of beats of the basic operation of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit. And a generation unit that generates display information for displaying the music stored in the music storage unit on a predetermined display unit. As a result, it is possible to easily select music information having the number of beats that matches the number of beats necessary for various exercises, and it is possible to exercise with music that matches the number of beats necessary for various kinds of exercises. In general, when there is no music information with the number of beats that matches the number of beats necessary for the movement, or the music information with the number of beats that matches the number of beats necessary for the movement is not the user's favorite music information. Conceivable. The generation unit determines the music information whose integer multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music matches the number of beats of the selected motion information as the number of beats of the selected motion information Is provided. Accordingly, music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each music part matches the number of beats necessary for the exercise operation can be used as music information that matches the number of beats required for the exercise operation by being repeated an integer number of times. . As a result, even in the case described above, it is possible to exercise with music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each music part matches the number of beats necessary for the exercise operation. Further, the determination unit determines the total number of beats necessary for executing the selected motion information based on the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit and the number of repetitions. Therefore, even when the same motion information is repeatedly performed as one exercise operation, the total number of beats considering the number of repetitions can be determined. As a result, it is possible to easily select music information having the number of beats that matches the total number of beats necessary for the exercise operation, and it is possible to exercise with music that matches the number of beats necessary for various exercise operations.

  According to invention of Claim 2, a music memory | storage part matches and memorize | stores music information and the number of beats required in order to reproduce | regenerate the chorus part of the music which comprises music information. When the music information is selected by the music selection unit, the generation unit attaches identification information for identifying a correspondence state between the beat number of the music information and the beat number of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit. Display information for displaying the music stored in the music storage unit on a predetermined display unit. As a result, it is possible to easily select music information that has the same number of beats as the number of beats required for various movements and the number of beats required for various movements. You can exercise while.

According to the fifth aspect of the present invention, when the music information is selected by the music selection unit, the generation unit, the number of beats of the music information, and the number of beats of the basic operation of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit, The display information for adding the identification information for identifying the corresponding state is displayed to display the music stored in the music storage unit on the predetermined display unit. As a result, it is possible to easily select music information having the number of beats that matches the number of beats necessary for various exercises, and it is possible to exercise with music that matches the number of beats necessary for various kinds of exercises. In general, when there is no music information with the number of beats that matches the number of beats necessary for the movement, or the music information with the number of beats that matches the number of beats necessary for the movement is not the user's favorite music information. Conceivable. The generation unit determines the music information whose integer multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music matches the number of beats of the selected motion information as the number of beats of the selected motion information Is provided. Accordingly, music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each music part matches the number of beats necessary for the exercise operation can be used as music information that matches the number of beats required for the exercise operation by being repeated an integer number of times. . As a result, even in the case described above, it is possible to exercise with music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each music part matches the number of beats necessary for the exercise operation. Further, the determination unit determines the total number of beats necessary for executing the selected motion information based on the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit and the number of repetitions. Therefore, even when the same motion information is repeatedly performed as one exercise operation, the total number of beats considering the number of repetitions can be determined. As a result, it is possible to easily select music information having the number of beats that matches the total number of beats necessary for the exercise operation, and it is possible to exercise with music that matches the number of beats necessary for various exercise operations.

According to the invention described in claim 6 and claim 7 , when the music information is selected in the music selection step, the generation step includes the number of beats of the music information and the basic operation of the motion information selected in the motion selection step. The display information for adding the identification information for identifying the correspondence state with the number of beats and displaying the music stored in the music storage unit on the predetermined display unit is generated. As a result, it is possible to easily select music information having the number of beats that matches the number of beats necessary for various exercises, and it is possible to exercise with music that matches the number of beats necessary for various kinds of exercises. In general, when there is no music information with the number of beats that matches the number of beats necessary for the movement, or the music information with the number of beats that matches the number of beats necessary for the movement is not the user's favorite music information. Conceivable. The generating step determines a piece of music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music matches the number of beats of the selected motion information as the number of beats of the selected motion information. Is provided. Accordingly, music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each music part matches the number of beats necessary for the exercise operation can be used as music information that matches the number of beats required for the exercise operation by being repeated an integer number of times. . As a result, even in the case described above, it is possible to exercise with music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each music part matches the number of beats necessary for the exercise operation. Further, the determination unit determines the total number of beats necessary for executing the selected motion information based on the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit and the number of repetitions. Therefore, even when the same motion information is repeatedly performed as one exercise operation, the total number of beats considering the number of repetitions can be determined. As a result, it is possible to easily select music information having the number of beats that matches the total number of beats necessary for the exercise operation, and it is possible to exercise with music that matches the number of beats necessary for various exercise operations.

According to the invention described in claim 8 , when the music information is selected by the music selection unit, the third determination unit obtains the music information corresponding to the beat number of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit. The music information corresponding to the selected motion information is determined. As a result, it is possible to automatically determine music information having the number of beats that matches the number of beats necessary for various exercises, and it is possible to exercise with music that matches the number of beats necessary for various kinds of exercises. In general, when there is no music information with the number of beats that matches the number of beats necessary for the movement, or the music information with the number of beats that matches the number of beats necessary for the movement is not the user's favorite music information. Conceivable. The generation unit determines the music information whose integer multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music matches the number of beats of the selected motion information as the number of beats of the selected motion information Is provided. Accordingly, music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each music part matches the number of beats necessary for the exercise operation can be used as music information that matches the number of beats required for the exercise operation by being repeated an integer number of times. . As a result, even in the case described above, it is possible to exercise with music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each music part matches the number of beats necessary for the exercise operation. Further, the determination unit determines the total number of beats necessary for executing the selected motion information based on the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit and the number of repetitions. Therefore, even when the same motion information is repeatedly performed as one exercise operation, the total number of beats considering the number of repetitions can be determined. As a result, it is possible to easily select music information having the number of beats that matches the total number of beats necessary for the exercise operation, and it is possible to exercise with music that matches the number of beats necessary for various exercise operations.

1 is a configuration diagram of a content generation system 100 in the present embodiment. It is an external view of the output terminal device 1 in this embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the electric constitution of the exercise | movement information server 10 in the content generation system 100 in this embodiment. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the memory | storage state by which exercise | movement information is memorize | stored in the exercise | movement information storage area 121 in this embodiment. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the memory | storage state by which exercise | movement image information is memorize | stored in the exercise | movement image information storage area 122 in this embodiment. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the display state in which the video information 50 in this embodiment is displayed on the display 4. FIG. It is explanatory drawing which shows the coordinate position of P1-P17 showing each body part of FIG.6 (b) in order to display one predetermined operation | movement of the person in this embodiment. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the display state in which the exercise | movement image information in this embodiment is displayed on the display 4. FIG. It is a block diagram which shows the electric constitution of the music server 20 in the content generation system 100 in this embodiment. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the memory | storage state in which the music information in this embodiment is memorize | stored in the music information storage area 221. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the memory | storage state in which the music performance information in this embodiment is memorize | stored in the music performance information storage area. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the data structure of the music performance information in this embodiment. It is a block diagram which shows the electric constitution of the output terminal device 1 in the content generation system 100 in this embodiment. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the memory | storage state by which the 1st exercise list information in this embodiment is memorize | stored in the 1st exercise list temporary storage area 85. FIG. It is a conceptual diagram which shows the memory | storage state by which the 2nd exercise list information in this embodiment is memorize | stored in the 2nd exercise list temporary storage area 86. FIG. It is a flowchart which shows the process sequence of the operation | movement in the output terminal device 1 which comprises the content production | generation system 100 in this embodiment. It is a flowchart which performs the 1st exercise list information generation process of the output terminal device 1 according to the 1st exercise list information generation process program in this embodiment. It is a flowchart which performs the 2nd exercise list information generation process of the output terminal device 1 according to the 2nd exercise list information generation process program in this embodiment. It is an example of the display information displayed by step S306 of this embodiment. It is an enlarged view of the search result 42 shown in FIG. It is a flowchart which shows the process sequence of the operation | movement in the exercise information server 10 which comprises the content generation system in this embodiment. It is a flowchart which shows the process sequence of the operation | movement in the music server 20 which comprises the content generation system in this embodiment.

[Best Embodiment]
An embodiment in which the present invention is applied to a content generation system that automatically generates athletic content will be described with reference to the drawings. Specifically, in the present embodiment, exercise content is generated from motion information representing a plurality of exercise operations and a performance method corresponding to the motion information.

<Configuration of content generation system of this embodiment>
FIG. 1 is a configuration diagram of a content generation system 100 according to this embodiment to which the present invention is applied. The content generation system 100 includes an output terminal device 1, an exercise information server 10, and a music server 20. The output terminal device 1, the exercise information server 10, and the music server 20 are connected via the Internet. The output terminal device 1 outputs exercise content including exercise video information and music performance information. The exercise information server 10 of this embodiment is an example of a first information processing apparatus of the present invention. Moreover, the music server 20 of this embodiment is an example of the 2nd information processing apparatus of this invention.

<External configuration of the output terminal device 1 of the present embodiment>
FIG. 2 is an external view of the output terminal device 1 of the content generation system 100 according to this embodiment to which the present invention is applied. The output terminal device 1 includes a speaker 2, a speaker 3, a display 4, and an information input unit 5. The display 4 displays an exercise image 160. When the motion video 160 is displayed on the display 4, the music output together with the motion video 160 is output by the speakers 2 and 3. Using the information input unit 5, the user inputs information for selecting exercise and information for selecting music. For example, the information input unit 5 is a keyboard or a mouse. As shown in FIG. 2, the user 150 can perform exercise by viewing the exercise image 160 displayed on the display 4.

<Electrical configuration of the exercise information server 10 of this embodiment>
FIG. 3 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the exercise information server 10 in the content generation system 100 of the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 3, the exercise information server 10 of the present embodiment includes a CPU 11 that controls the exercise information server 10. The CPU 11 is electrically connected to the HDD 12, the RAM 13, and the network connection unit 14. The CPU 11 constitutes a computer that controls the operation of the exercise information server 10 together with storage means such as the HDD 12 and the RAM 13. The network connection unit 14 communicates information with the output terminal device 1 via the Internet.

  The HDD 12 provided in the exercise information server 10 includes an exercise information storage area 121, an exercise video information storage area 122, and an exercise information server program information storage area 123. The exercise information storage area 121 of this embodiment is an example of the exercise storage unit of the present invention.

  The exercise information storage area 121 stores a plurality of exercise information. The exercise information is information representing the type of exercise. FIG. 4 is a conceptual diagram showing a storage state in which exercise information is stored in the exercise information storage area 121. As shown in FIG. 4, “aerobic exercise”, “anaerobic exercise”, and “stretch” representing each type of exercise are stored in the exercise information storage area 121 as exercise information. In addition, motion information indicating an exercise operation corresponding to each exercise information is also stored in the exercise information storage area 121. For example, as shown in FIG. 4, “march”, “front lunge”, etc. are stored in association with the exercise information “aerobic exercise” as the motion information corresponding to the exercise information “aerobic exercise”. Is done. As the motion information corresponding to the exercise information “anoxic exercise”, “shoulder press”, “chest press”, etc. are stored in association with the exercise information “anoxic exercise”. As motion information corresponding to the exercise information “stretch”, “upper arm stretch”, “neck stretch”, etc. are stored in association with the exercise information “stretch”. The exercise information or motion information stored in the exercise information storage area 121 is newly updated, so that the user of the output terminal device 1 can generate new exercise content.

  As shown in FIG. 4, in the exercise information storage area 121, exercise information and performance methods that can be played when each piece of exercise information is executed are stored in association with each other. In the example of FIG. 4, the exercise information “aerobic exercise” is associated with the performance methods “16-beat performance” and “32-beat performance”. Also, the exercise information “anoxic exercise” is associated with the performance methods “16-beat performance” and “32-beat performance”. The exercise information “stretch” is associated with the performance method “BGM performance”. The 32-beat performance and the 16-beat performance are performance methods for outputting the chorus portion of the music. Specifically, in the 32-beat performance, a music piece whose climax part is 32 is output. In the 16-beat performance, a music piece in which the climax part of the music piece is 16 beats is output. The BGM performance is a performance method for outputting music as BGM. Specifically, BGM performance is a general performance method for performing music from an intro part. When performing aerobic or anaerobic exercise, which is the main exercise, you can exercise while listening to the chorus part of the music. In addition, when performing a stretching exercise, it is possible to exercise while listening to the intro part of the music.

  As shown in FIG. 4, each motion information is associated with a basic beat number. The basic number of beats is the number of beats necessary to execute one unit of motion motion represented by the motion information. In the example of FIG. 4, the basic beat number “4” is associated with the motion information “March”. The basic beat number of the motion information “March” may be “8” beats. The number of beats necessary to execute one unit of movement is generally “4” or “8”. In the example of FIG. 4, the basic beat number is associated with the motion information corresponding to the exercise information “aerobic exercise” and “anaerobic exercise”, but the basic beat number is associated with the stretch. Absent. This is because the purpose of stretching is to stretch the body, and the number of beats for exercise is not particularly important. The basic beat number may be associated with the stretch. In a general fitness club, one unit of exercise is repeatedly executed 4 times or 8 times. For this reason, when a certain movement is executed, the total number of beats determined by “basic beat number × number of repetitions” is required. In the present embodiment, a motion operation having a total required number of beats of “16” or “32” is generally used. A detailed description of the total number of beats will be described later.

  Specifically, aerobic exercise includes step exercise. The step exercise can be executed as an effective aerobic exercise by being executed at an appropriate exercise tempo for each user. The step exercise is an exercise mainly using the legs and repeating the same pattern for a certain period. Effective aerobic exercise is exercise that can continue without undue fatigue while taking oxygen into the body (eg, step exercise and jogging). Aerobic exercise is exercise that exceeds the minimum exercise intensity at which fat is easily combusted. When the tempo is below an appropriate tempo, for example, when the tempo is slow, the exercise intensity is weak, and the effect as an aerobic exercise may not be obtained. Further, even when the tempo is higher than the appropriate tempo, for example, when the tempo is fast, there is a possibility that the exercise intensity is strong and the effect as an aerobic exercise does not appear and an anaerobic exercise is caused. In this case, the user feels excessive fatigue, and not only cannot continue the exercise for a long time, but also may not obtain the effect as an aerobic exercise. In this embodiment, an exercise tempo (Beat Per Minutes: BPM) can be set for each piece of motion information. Therefore, it is possible to cause each user to execute a step exercise at an appropriate exercise tempo. Therefore, the step exercise can be executed as an aerobic exercise at an exercise tempo appropriate for each user. “March”, “front lunge”, “back lunge”, “side step” and the like shown in FIG. 4 are examples of the step motion.

  Moreover, specifically, anaerobic exercise includes strength training exercise. The strength training exercise can be switched between a strength training exercise for applying endurance and a strength training exercise for applying instantaneous force by changing the exercise tempo for executing the strength training. The exercise tempo is changed for each user depending on the purpose of strength training such as whether to apply endurance or instantaneous power. By changing the exercise tempo, the strength training exercise can change the purpose of the strength training. The strength training exercise using a barbell such as “shoulder press” or “chest press” shown in FIG. 4 is an example of the strength training exercise. 4 is an example of a strength training exercise using legs.

  Stretching is an exercise for stretching each body part of a person. There are stretches associated with human body parts, such as “upper arm stretch” and “neck stretch” shown in FIG. Stretching includes yoga. Yoga is an exercise that stretches the body by taking various poses depending on the human body.

  The motion video information storage area 122 stores motion video information. The motion video information is a video corresponding to each motion information constituting the motion information. FIG. 5 is a conceptual diagram showing a storage state in which exercise video information is stored in the exercise video information storage area 122. As shown in FIG. 5, “March video” is stored in the motion video information storage area 122 as motion video information corresponding to the motion information “March”. Similarly, “front lunge video” is stored in the motion video information storage area 122 as motion video information corresponding to the motion information “front lunge”. FIG. 6 is a conceptual diagram in which exercise video information corresponding to motion information is read from the exercise video information storage area 122 and displayed on the display 4. FIG. 6A is a conceptual diagram in which the X-axis, the Y-axis, and the Z-axis in the display screen of the display 4 are defined, and the video information 50 representing the human shape is displayed on the display 4 by CG. FIG. 6B is a conceptual diagram showing the coordinate position of each body part of the person represented by the video information 50 shown in FIG. Based on the coordinate position of each body part shown in FIG. 6B, the video information of FIG. 6A is generated. P1 to P17 in FIG. 6B represent human body parts. FIG. 7 is an explanatory diagram showing the coordinate positions of P1 to P17 representing each body part in FIG. 6B in order to display one predetermined motion of the person. The image | video showing the coordinate position in the X-axis, Y-axis, and Z-axis about P1-P17 showing each body part of the person shown in FIG. 7 shows a still image. A plurality of still images of the video representing the coordinate positions shown in FIG. 7 are continuously displayed on the display 4, so that a video of a person performing a predetermined exercise is displayed on the display 4. FIG. 8 is a conceptual diagram showing a display state in which video information corresponding to the motion information “March” in FIG. 4 stored in the exercise information storage area 121 is displayed on the display 4. The numbers “1” to “16” in FIG. 8 indicate the order of still images displayed on the display 4. As the still images corresponding to “1” to “16” in FIG. 8 are continuously displayed on the display 4, the motion “March” is executed once as an image. A still image group representing the predetermined motion information shown in FIG. 8 is stored in the motion video information storage area 122. The motion image information is read from the motion image information storage area 122 and displayed on the display 4 as many times as the motion “march” is executed. When the motion video information stored in the motion video information storage area 122 is newly updated, the user of the output terminal device 1 can generate new motion content.

  The exercise information server program information storage area 123 stores exercise information server program information. The exercise information server program information is a program for controlling the exercise information server 10. The exercise information server 10 acquires first exercise list information from the output terminal device 1 via the network connection unit 14. According to the acquired first exercise list information, the exercise information server 10 transmits exercise video information corresponding to the motion information constituting the first exercise list information to the output terminal device 1. Detailed description of the first exercise list information will be described later.

  The RAM 13 includes a reception first exercise list temporary storage area 131. The received first exercise list temporary storage area 131 temporarily stores the first exercise list information received by the exercise information server 10. The first exercise list information includes exercise information and motion information. The exercise information and the motion information constituting the first exercise list information are selected from the plurality of exercise information shown in FIG. 4 by the user 150 using the information input unit 5. The exercise information server 10 acquires first exercise list information from the output terminal device 1 via the network connection unit 14.

<Electrical configuration of the music server 20 of this embodiment>
FIG. 9 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the music server 20 in the content generation system 100 of the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 9, the music server 20 of this embodiment includes a CPU 21 that controls the music server 20. The CPU 21 is electrically connected to the HDD 22, the RAM 23, and the network connection unit 24. The CPU 21 constitutes a computer that controls the operation of the music server 20 together with storage means such as the HDD 22 and the RAM 23. The network connection unit 24 communicates information with the output terminal device 1 via the Internet.

  The HDD 22 provided in the music server 20 includes a music information storage area 221, a music performance information storage area 222, and a music server program information storage area 223. The music performance information storage area 222 of this embodiment is an example of a music storage unit of the present invention.

  The music information storage area 221 stores a plurality of music information. The music information is information representing a music. For example, the music information is a music name. FIG. 10 is a conceptual diagram showing a storage state in which music information is stored in the music information storage area 221. As shown in FIG. 10, “AA”, “BB” and the like representing each music are stored in the music information storage area 221 as music information. The music information may be an identification code representing each music. As the music information stored in the music information storage area 221 is newly updated, the user of the output terminal device 1 can generate new exercise content. The music information is stored in the music information storage area 221 in association with the artist name of the music represented by the music information and the music tempo (Beat Per Minutes: BPM). The music information, artist name, or music tempo is used as a search key for searching for a desired music.

  The music performance information storage area 222 stores a plurality of music performance information. The music performance information is performance information for outputting the music performance information from the speakers 2 and 3. The music performance information storage area 222 stores music information and music performance information in association with each other. FIG. 11 is a conceptual diagram showing a storage state in which music performance information is stored in the music performance information storage area 222. As shown in FIG. 11, “AA performance.midi” is stored in the music performance information storage area 222 as music performance information as the music performance information corresponding to the music information “AA”. In the present embodiment, MIDI data is stored in the music performance information storage area 222 as music performance information. By newly updating the music performance information stored in the music performance information storage area 222, the user of the output terminal device 1 can generate new exercise content. In the present embodiment, MIDI data is stored, but music performance information other than MIDI data may be stored.

  FIG. 12 is a conceptual diagram showing a data structure of music performance information. FIG. 12 shows a specific data structure of music performance information. As shown in FIG. 12, the music performance information is composed of a plurality of music compositions including an intro, A melody, B melody, C melody, interlude, chorus, and Ending. General music performance information includes an intro, an A melody, a B melody, an interlude, a chorus, and an Ending. The music performance information only needs to include at least an intro, an A melody, a chorus, and an Ending. When the music performance information having the data structure shown in FIG. Playback is performed in the order of “Ending”. The markers 101 to 115 in FIG. 12 are markers that indicate the reproduction start positions of the music compositions that constitute the music performance information. For example, the marker 106 is information indicating the reproduction start position of the first chorus in the music performance information shown in FIG. Specifically, each of the markers 101 to 115 is information indicating the number of seconds from the first start position of the music performance information indicated by the marker 101. The music performance information includes a data structure shown in FIG. 12 and a marker indicating the reproduction position of each music composition.

  As shown in FIG. 11, the music performance information storage area 222 stores a music performance method associated with music information. In the present embodiment, 32-beat performance and 16-beat performance are stored as performance methods. The 32-beat performance and the 16-beat performance are performance methods for outputting the chorus portion of the music performance information. Specifically, in the 32-beat performance, music performance information having 32 beats necessary for reproducing the chorus part of the music performance information is output. In the 16-beat performance, music performance information having 16 beats necessary for reproducing the chorus part of the music performance information is output. For example, the 16-beat performance and the 32-beat performance are methods in which any one of the marker 106 indicating the rust portion to the markers 111 to 114 indicating the next rust portion is repeatedly performed. In this embodiment, the marker 106 indicating the chorus part to the marker 111 indicating the next chorus part are output as “16 beat performance” and “32 beat performance”. Instead of the above, from the marker 111 indicating the rust portion to any one of the markers 112 to 114 may be repeated as “16-beat performance” and “32-beat performance”. “16-beat performance” and “32-beat performance” are not particularly limited as long as the performance method repeats the chorus portion. BGM performance is a performance method for outputting music performance information as BGM. Specifically, BGM performance is a general performance method for performing music performance information from an intro part. When performing an aerobic exercise or an anaerobic exercise as a main exercise, the exercise can be performed with a 16-night performance or a 32-beat performance, which is a chorus part of the music performance information. Further, when performing stretching, it is possible to exercise with BGM performance reproduced from the intro part of the music performance information.

  However, depending on the music performance information, there may be music performance information in which the number of beats necessary for reproducing the chorus part is not 32 or 16 beats. For this reason, each piece of music performance information is not necessarily music performance information corresponding to a 32-beat performance and a 16-beat performance. In the present embodiment, if the music performance information is not compatible with 32-beat performance and 16-beat performance, “Null” is registered as the performance method. The music performance method corresponding to the music performance information “NN performance.midi” shown in FIG. 11 is “Null”. “Null” indicates that the music performance information does not correspond to “32 beat performance” and “16 beat performance”. On the other hand, the music performance information “AA performance.midi” shown in FIG. 11 is associated with “32 beat performance” and “16 beat performance” as performance methods. This indicates that there is music performance information corresponding to the music performance methods “32-beat performance” and “16-beat performance”. Further, the music performance information “CC performance.midi” shown in FIG. 11 indicates that the music performance information corresponds only to the music performance method “32-beat performance”. Further, the music performance information “MM performance.midi” shown in FIG. 11 indicates that the music performance information corresponds only to the music performance method “16-beat performance”.

  When the chorus part of the original music performance information is music performance information different from 32 or 16 beats, it can be artificially converted into music performance information of 32 or 16 beats. For example, when the number of beats of the chorus part is 30, after the music performance information of the chorus part that is 30 beats is output, the drum sound can be converted into 32 beats by adding two beats. For example, when the number of beats of the chorus part is 34, it is possible to execute the 32-beat performance by forcibly terminating the output of the music performance information at the 32nd beat. In the present embodiment, it is assumed that the music performance information is stored in the music performance information storage area 222 after the process of converting into music performance information corresponding to the 32-beat performance or the 16-beat performance is executed. When the converted music performance information is not stored in the music performance information storage area 222 and the music performance information is output in a 32-beat performance or a 16-beat performance, the above-described conversion process may be executed.

  The music server program information storage area 223 stores music server program information. The music server program information is a program for controlling the music server 20. The music server 20 acquires the second exercise list information from the output terminal device 1 via the network connection unit 24. According to the music server program information, the music server 20 transmits music performance information corresponding to the music information constituting the second exercise list information to the output terminal device 1. Detailed description of the second exercise list information will be described later.

  The RAM 23 includes a received second exercise list temporary storage area 231. The received second exercise list temporary storage area 231 stores the second exercise list information received by the music server 20. The second exercise list information includes first exercise list information and music information. The motion information constituting the second exercise list information is selected from the plurality of motion information shown in FIG. 4 using the information input unit 5. As the music information constituting the second exercise list information, desired music information is selected from a plurality of music information shown in FIG. The second exercise list information is acquired from the output terminal device 1.

<Electrical Configuration of Output Terminal Device 1 of the Present Embodiment>
FIG. 13 is a block diagram showing an electrical configuration of the output terminal device 1 in the content generation system 100 of the present embodiment. As shown in FIG. 13, the output terminal device 1 of the present embodiment includes a CPU 6 that controls the output terminal device 1. A speaker 2, a speaker 3, a display 4, an information input unit 5, an HDD 7, a RAM 8, and a network connection unit 9 are electrically connected to the CPU 6. The CPU 6 constitutes a computer that controls the operation of the output terminal device 1 together with storage means such as the HDD 7 and the RAM 8. The network connection unit 9 communicates information with the exercise information server 10 and the music server 20 via the Internet.

  The HDD 7 includes a program information storage area 71. The program information storage area 71 includes a terminal operation program information storage area 711, a first exercise list generation program information storage area 712, and a second exercise list generation program information storage area 713. The terminal operation program information storage area 711 stores program information for controlling the output terminal device 1 in the content generation system 100. The first exercise list generation program information storage area 712 stores program information for generating first exercise list information. The second exercise list generation program information storage area 713 stores program information for generating second exercise list information. The program may be downloaded from a predetermined server on the network, for example, or may be recorded on a recording medium such as a CD-ROM and read via the recording medium. good.

  The RAM 8 includes an exercise information temporary storage area 81, an exercise video information temporary storage area 82, a music information temporary storage area 83, a music performance information temporary storage area 84, a first exercise list temporary storage area 85, and a second exercise list temporary storage area 86. Including.

  The exercise information temporary storage area 81 temporarily stores exercise information. The exercise information stored in the exercise information temporary storage area 81 is acquired from the exercise information storage area 121 of the exercise information server 10 via the network connection unit 9.

  The exercise video information temporary storage area 82 temporarily stores exercise video information corresponding to the exercise information constituting the first exercise list information. The exercise video information corresponding to the exercise information constituting the first exercise list information is acquired from the information stored in the exercise image information storage area 122 of the exercise information server 10.

  The music information temporary storage area 83 temporarily stores music information. The music information stored in the music information temporary storage area 83 is acquired from the music information storage area 221 of the music server 20 via the network connection unit 9.

  The music performance information temporary storage area 84 temporarily stores music performance information corresponding to the music information constituting the second exercise list information. The music performance information corresponding to the music information constituting the second exercise list information is acquired from the music performance information storage area 222 provided in the music server 20.

  The first exercise list temporary storage area 85 stores first exercise list information. FIG. 14 is a conceptual diagram showing a storage state in which the first exercise list information is stored in the first exercise list temporary storage area 85. As shown in FIG. 14, the first exercise list includes an exercise name, an exercise tempo, the number of repetitions, a performance method, and motion information. The exercise names shown in FIG. 14 include “warming up”, “main exercise”, and “cool down”. In general, exercise is performed in the order of “warming up”, “main exercise”, and “cool down”. Also in the content generation system 100 of the present embodiment, exercise is executed in the order of “warming up”, “main exercise”, and “cool down” in the higher rank of the first exercise list information. The “warming up”, “main exercise”, and “cool down” shown in FIG. 14 may be directly input by the information input unit 5 of the output terminal device 1. In addition, “warming up”, “main exercise”, and “cool down” may be set in advance.

  The first exercise list information includes motion information. As the motion information constituting the first exercise list information, a desired number of motion information is selected by the user from the motion information shown in FIG. In the example of FIG. 14, the warm-up is composed of “half squat” and “quarter squat” as motion information. In the example of FIG. 14, the main exercise is composed of “march”, “front lunge”, and “back lunge” as motion information. In the example of FIG. 14, the cool-down is composed of “thigh stretch” and “calf stretch” as motion information. Note that “warming up” can be selected from the stretching exercise, aerobic exercise, and anaerobic exercise shown in FIG. The main exercise can be selected from the aerobic exercise of the exercise information shown in FIG. 4 and the anaerobic exercise. The cool-down exercise can be selected from the stretch exercise shown in FIG. The cool-down exercise is an exercise that loosens the user's body after the exercise. Therefore, if aerobic exercise or anaerobic exercise is performed as cool down, the effect as cool down cannot be obtained. The exercise tempo is an exercise tempo at which motion information constituting the first exercise list information is executed. The exercise tempo is set by the user of the output terminal device 1. The number of repetitions is the number of times that the motion information constituting the first exercise list information is repeated. The number of repetitions is set by the user of the output terminal device 1.

  The performance method shown in FIG. 14 is automatically determined when motion information and the number of repetitions are selected. As shown in FIG. 4, in the exercise information storage area 121, each piece of motion information and the basic beat number in the motion information are stored in association with each other. Therefore, when motion information is selected, the basic beat number associated with the motion information is determined. Then, as shown in FIG. 14, the number of repetitions of the selected motion information is selected. Using the number of repetitions shown in FIG. 14 and the basic number of beats shown in FIG. 4, the total number of counts required to execute each movement is determined by “basic number of beats × number of repetitions”. For example, the basic beat number of the motion information “half squat” is “4 beats”. Accordingly, 16 beats of “repetition count: 4 times” × “basic beat number: 4 beats” are determined to be the total number of beats necessary for executing the motion information “half squat”. Therefore, in the performance method of “half squat”, “16 beat performance” indicating that 16 beat performance can be performed is registered in the first exercise list information. The basic beat number of the motion information “front lunge” is “4 beats”. Accordingly, 32 beats of “repetition count: 8 times” × “basic beat number: 4 beats” are determined to be the total number of beats necessary for executing the motion information “front lunge”. At this time, 32 beats is an integral multiple (2 times) of 16 beats. Therefore, the music performance information of 32 beats can be obtained by repeating the 16 beat performance twice. Therefore, in the performance method of “front lunge”, “16 beat performance or 32 beat performance” indicating that both 16 beat performance and 32 beat performance can be performed is registered in the first exercise list information.

  The second exercise list temporary storage area 86 stores second exercise list information. FIG. 15 is a conceptual diagram showing a storage state in which the second exercise list information is stored in the second exercise list temporary storage area 86. As shown in FIG. 15, the second exercise list information includes first exercise list information and music information. The music information constituting the second exercise list information is selected by the user from the music information stored in the music information temporary storage area 83. For each piece of motion information in the first exercise list information shown in FIG. 14, desired music information is assigned by the user. By assigning the music information, the second exercise list information is generated. The generated second exercise list information is temporarily stored in the second exercise list temporary storage area 86. FIG. 15 shows an example in which music information is assigned for each motion information, but the present invention is not particularly limited to this. Music information may be assigned for each motion information. Further, the same music information may be assigned to a plurality of exercises. Further, the same music information may be assigned to a plurality of motion information. The music information assigned in FIG. 15 is music information having music performance information corresponding to each performance method. Details of the music information allocation method will be described later.

<Description of Operation of Output Terminal Device 1 of this Embodiment>
The operation and action of the content generation system 100 of the present embodiment configured as described above will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. First, operation | movement and an effect | action of the output terminal device 1 are demonstrated with reference to an accompanying drawing. FIG. 16 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure of an operation in the output terminal device 1 configuring the content generation system 100. The output terminal operation is performed by the CPU 6 executing the output terminal operation program when an external power source such as a commercial power source and the output terminal device 1 are connected via a power source or an outlet. The processing shown below is processed by the CPU 6.

  In the output terminal device 1, first, in step S101, it is determined whether the power switch of the device is turned on by the user. Step S101 is repeated until it is determined that the power switch is turned on. When it is determined that the power switch is turned on, step S102 is executed. The power switch may be a hardware switch or a power switch operated by software.

  In step S <b> 102, the output terminal device 1 transmits an exercise information acquisition command to the exercise information server 10. The exercise information acquisition command is a command for causing the exercise information server 10 to transmit the exercise information stored in the exercise information storage area 121 to the output terminal device 1. The exercise information server 10 that has received the exercise information acquisition command transmits the information stored in the exercise information storage area 121 to the output terminal device 1.

  In step S <b> 103, it is determined whether the exercise information transmitted from the exercise information server 10 has been acquired by the output terminal device 1. Step S103 is repeatedly executed until it is determined that it has been acquired. If it is determined that it has been acquired, step S104 is executed.

  In step S104, the exercise information acquired in step S103 is temporarily stored in the exercise information temporary storage area 81 provided in the output terminal device 1.

  In step S105, a first exercise list information generation process is executed. In step S105, first exercise list information is generated based on the exercise information acquired in step S104. The generated first exercise list information is temporarily stored in the first exercise list temporary storage area 85.

  In step S <b> 106, the first exercise list information generated in step S <b> 105 is transmitted from the output terminal device 1 to the exercise information server 10 via the network connection unit 9. The first exercise list information stored in the first exercise list temporary storage area 85 of the output terminal device 1 is transmitted to the exercise information server 10.

  In step S107, it is determined whether the motion video information has been received by the output terminal device 1. The received video information is video information constituting the first exercise list information transmitted from the output terminal device 1 to the exercise information server 10 in step S106. The exercise video information is transmitted from the exercise information server 10 to the output terminal device 1. Step S107 is repeatedly executed until it is determined that it has been received. If it is determined that it has been received, step S108 is executed.

  In step S108, the motion video information received in step S107 is temporarily stored in the motion video information temporary storage area 82 provided in the output terminal device 1.

  In step S <b> 109, the output terminal device 1 transmits a music information acquisition command to the music server 20. The music information acquisition command is a command for causing the music server 20 to transmit the music information stored in the music information storage area 221 of the music server 20 to the output terminal device 1. The music server 20 that has received the music information acquisition command transmits the music information stored in the music information storage area 221 provided in the music server 20 to the output terminal device 1.

  In step S <b> 110, it is determined whether the music information transmitted from the music server 20 has been acquired by the output terminal device 1. Step S110 is repeatedly executed until it is determined that it has been acquired. If it is determined that it has been acquired, step S111 is executed.

  In step S111, the music information acquired in step S110 is temporarily stored in the music information temporary storage area 83.

  In step S112, second exercise list information is generated. A desired music piece is selected by the user for each piece of motion information constituting the first exercise list information shown in FIG. The user selects desired music information from among a large number of music information stored in the music information temporary storage area 83. Music information selected by the user is assigned to each piece of motion information shown in FIG. The second exercise list information to which the music information is assigned by the user shown in FIG. 15 is temporarily stored in the second exercise list temporary storage area 86.

  In step S <b> 113, the second exercise list information generated in step S <b> 112 is transmitted to the music server 20 via the network connection unit 9. The music server 20 temporarily stores the received second exercise list information in the received second exercise list temporary storage area 231 of the music server 20.

  In step S <b> 114, it is determined whether the music performance information transmitted from the music server 20 to the output terminal device 1 has been received by the output terminal device 1. This music performance information is music performance information corresponding to the music information constituting the second exercise list information transmitted in step S113. Step S114 is repeatedly executed until it is determined that the music performance information has been received. If it is determined that it has been received, step S115 is executed.

  In step S115, the music performance information acquired in step S114 is temporarily stored in the music performance information temporary storage area 84.

  In step S116, the motion video information stored in the motion video information temporary storage area 82 is output by the display 4 according to the second motion list information. The music performance information stored in the music performance information temporary storage area 84 is output by the speaker 2 and the speaker 3 in accordance with the second exercise list information. The second exercise list information is stored in the second exercise list temporary storage area 86. In this embodiment, the motion video information corresponding to the upper motion information shown in FIG. 15 is output in order. The exercises are executed in the order of the exercise name “warming up → main exercise → cool down” of the second exercise list information shown in FIG. Furthermore, the motion information corresponding to “warming up” in the second exercise list information shown in FIG. 15 is “half squat” and “quarter squat”. Similarly to the exercise, the motion image information corresponding to each motion information is output by the display 4 in the order of “half squat → quarter squat” which is the upper motion information. Each motion information is repeatedly executed for the set number of repetitions. The exercise video information is output from the display 4 based on the exercise tempo associated with each motion information. Based on the exercise tempo at which each piece of motion information is executed, the number of still images shown in FIG. 8 stored in the exercise video information temporary storage area 82 is determined. For example, when the exercise tempo is “100”, it is assumed that all of the 16 still images shown in FIG. When the exercise tempo is determined to be “50” smaller than “100”, the interval at which the still image is output by the display 4 becomes longer than when the exercise tempo is “100”. Therefore, simply outputting 16 still images in accordance with the exercise tempo “50” increases the interval for outputting the still images, so that a smooth image is not displayed. Therefore, the still image “1” and the still image “2”, the still image “2” and the still image “3” are complemented in order to generate a new still image, and the number of still images displayed on the display 4 is 31. Individual. A smooth image is output by generating a complementary image and determining the number of still images displayed on the display 4 according to the exercise tempo. Even if the still image indicating the operation between the still image “1” and the still image “2”, the still image “2” and the still image “3”, and the still images is stored in advance without generating the complementary image. good. When the exercise tempo “200” is determined to be greater than “100”, the interval at which the still image is output by the display 4 is shorter than when the exercise tempo is “100”. Therefore, simply outputting 16 still images in accordance with the exercise tempo “200” may not catch up with the display switching speed on the display 4 and may not display a smooth video. Therefore, when the exercise tempo is “100”, 16 still images are output, whereas when the exercise tempo is “200”, still images “1”, “3”, “5”, “7” , “9”, “11”, “13”, and “15” are output as 8 still images.

  In step S116, when the exercise video information is displayed on the display 4, the music tempo value of the music performance information is changed to the exercise tempo value. Then, the music performance information with the music tempo changed is output by the speaker 2 and the speaker 3. Therefore, exercise video information corresponding to each motion information is displayed on the display 4, and music performance information having a tempo corresponding to the exercise tempo is output from the speakers 2 and 3. For example, when the motion image information corresponding to the motion information “half squat” is output by the display 4, the motion tempo for executing the motion information “half squat” is “120”. Therefore, the music performance information “TT performance.midi” corresponding to the music information “TT” is output from the speaker 2 and the speaker 3 at the tempo “120”.

  Further, in step S116, music performance information is output by a performance method associated with the motion information described in the second exercise list information. For example, the music performance information corresponding to the music information “TT” shown in FIG. 15 is output by the performance method “16-beat performance”. The music performance information corresponding to the music information “CC” is output by the performance method “BGM performance”. Specifically, the performance method “BGM performance” is a performance method in which music performance information is output from the marker 102 indicating the intro part of the music composition shown in FIG. The performance method “16-beat performance” is a method of repeatedly performing the chorus part.

  In step S117, it is determined whether the power switch is turned off by the user. If the power switch is not turned off, step S102 is executed again. If the power switch is turned off, the process returns to step S101 and step S101 is executed again.

(Description of first exercise list information generation operation)
FIG. 17 is a flowchart for executing the first exercise list information generation process of the output terminal device 1 according to the first exercise list information generation program. First, in step S201, the user selects a desired exercise. For example, as shown in FIG. 14, “warming up”, “main exercise”, and “cool down” are selected.

  In step S202, desired motion information is selected by the user. In the present embodiment, as shown in FIG. 14, “half squat” and “quarter squat” are selected as motion information corresponding to the exercise name “warming up”. As shown in FIG. 14, “march”, “front lunge”, and “back lunge” are selected as motion information corresponding to the exercise name “main exercise”. Further, as shown in FIG. 14, “thigh stretch” and “calf stretch” are selected as motion information corresponding to the exercise name “cool down”. Note that “warming up” can be selected from the stretching exercise, aerobic exercise, and anaerobic exercise shown in FIG. The main exercise can be selected from the aerobic exercise of the exercise information shown in FIG. 4 and the anaerobic exercise. The cool-down exercise can be selected from the stretch exercise shown in FIG. The cool-down exercise is an exercise that loosens the user's body after the exercise. Therefore, if aerobic exercise or anaerobic exercise is performed as cool down, the effect as cool down cannot be obtained. The computer of this embodiment and step S202 are an example of the motion selection part of this invention. Moreover, step S202 of this embodiment is an example of the motion selection step of this invention.

  In step S203, the user sets the desired number of repetitions for the motion information selected in step S202. Specifically, the display 4 displays the number of repetitions that can be repeated. From the possible number of repetitions, the user selects a desired number of repetitions. The number of repetitions may be directly input by the information input unit 5. In this embodiment, as shown in FIG. 14, “half squat” is set to “4” as the number of repetitions. The computer of this embodiment and step S203 are an example of the setting unit of the present invention.

  In step S204, an exercise tempo is set for the motion information selected in step S202. The set exercise tempo is a tempo for executing the exercise represented by the motion information. Specifically, a settable exercise tempo is displayed on the display 4. The user selects a desired exercise tempo from the displayed exercise tempo. The exercise tempo may be directly input by the information input unit 5. In this embodiment, as the exercise tempo information, “half squat” is set to “120” as shown in FIG.

  In step S205, it is determined whether or not the setting of the first exercise list information is completed. Specifically, it is determined whether or not the setting completion button displayed on the display 4 is instructed by the information input unit 5. When it is determined that the setting of the first exercise list information is completed, the first exercise list information generation process is ended. When it is not determined that the setting of the first exercise list information is completed, step S201 is executed again.

(Description of second exercise list information generation operation)
FIG. 18 is a flowchart for executing the second exercise list information generation process of the output terminal device 1 according to the second exercise list information generation program. First, in step S301, the first exercise list information generated by the first exercise list information generation program is displayed on the display 4.

  In step S302, it is determined whether or not predetermined motion information included in the first exercise list information displayed on the display 4 is instructed by the information input unit 5. Specifically, it is determined by the information input unit 5 whether or not music information corresponding to predetermined motion information is instructed. When it is determined that the information input unit 5 has instructed, step S303 is executed. If it is not determined that the information input unit 5 has instructed, step S309 is executed.

  In step S303, the user of the output terminal device 1 searches for music information. Specifically, the music information of the motion information instructed in step S302 is searched. Desired music information is searched from the music information stored in the music information temporary storage area 83. For example, the music information, artist name, or music tempo shown in FIG. 10 is searched as a search key. The computer of this embodiment and step S303 are an example of a music selection unit of the present invention. Moreover, step S303 of this embodiment is an example of the music selection step of the present invention.

  In step S304, it is determined whether or not all the music information hit by the search in step S303 is music information having a performance method corresponding to the motion information instructed in step S302. Specifically, the total number of beats is determined from the basic number of beats of the motion information instructed in step S302 and the number of repetitions. Then, it is determined whether or not all of the searched music information is a performance method corresponding to the determined total number of beats. When it is determined that all music information corresponds to the performance method, step S305 is executed. When it is not determined that all the music information corresponds to the performance method, step S306 is executed. This will be described using an example in which the motion information “front lunge” is instructed in step S302. The total number of beats of the motion information “front lunge” is 32 beats (“basic beat number: 4” × “number of repetitions: 8” = 32 beats). Therefore, the performance method corresponding to the motion information “front lunge” is a 32-beat performance. In the present embodiment, 16-beat performance and 32-beat performance can be set as performance methods. Therefore, by repeating the 16-beat performance twice, the same effect as the 32-beat performance can be obtained. Therefore, the performance method corresponding to the motion information “front lunge” is determined as 16-beat performance and 32-beat performance. For motion information with a total number of beats of 16, the 16-beat performance is determined as the performance method corresponding to the motion information. In the present embodiment, only the 16-beat performance and the 32-beat performance are described, but it is applicable to all performance methods in which an integral multiple of the number of beats matches the total number of beats as necessary for the reproduction of each performance method. . When the total number of beats corresponding to the motion information instructed in step S302 is 16, the 16-beat performance is determined as the performance method. When the total number of beats corresponding to the motion information instructed in step S302 is 32, the 32-beat performance is determined as the performance method. The computer of this embodiment and step S304 are examples of the generation unit, the determination unit, the second determination unit, and the beat number determination unit of the present invention. Moreover, step S304 of this embodiment is an example of the generation step of the present invention.

  In step S305, the music information searched in step S303 is displayed on the display 4. In step S305, the music information searched in step S303 is displayed on the display 4 as a list.

  In step S306, the music information searched in step S303 is displayed on the display 4. In step S305, the music information searched in step S303 is displayed on the display 4 as a list. On the other hand, in step S306, display information to which identification information for identifying the correspondence state between the total number of beats of the motion information instructed in step S302 and the music information playing method is generated. Display information that can display the music information with the identification information described above on the display 4 is generated. Specifically, the music information determined to be incompatible with the performance method in step S304 and the music information determined to be compatible are displayed on the display 4 in an identifiable manner. FIG. 19 is an example of display information displayed in step S306. In step S306, the instruction unit 41, the search result 42, and the second exercise list information 43 are displayed on the display 4. Specifically, FIG. 19 is an example in which music information corresponding to the motion information “half squat” is instructed by the instruction unit 41 and the music information is searched. The instruction unit 41 is operated by the information input unit 5. Predetermined music information of the second exercise list information is instructed by the instruction unit 41, and music information is searched. The retrieved search result 42 is displayed on the display 4. FIG. 20 is an enlarged view of the search result 42. The gray display 62, the gray display 64, the gray display 65, the gray display 66, the gray display 68, the gray display 69, and the gray display 70 shown in FIG. This represents music information determined to have no music performance information corresponding to the method. The white display 61, the white display 63, and the white display 67 shown in FIG. 20 represent music information determined to be compatible with the performance method. By displaying as shown in FIG. 20, it is possible to easily understand whether or not the searched music information is a performance method corresponding to the exercise type information or the motion information indicated by the instruction unit 41. The display in step S306 is not particularly limited as long as music information that does not correspond to the performance method can be identified. In the example of FIG. 19, the motion information instructed by the instructing unit 41 is “half squat”. The performance method corresponding to “half squat” is a 16-beat performance. Accordingly, music information having a performance method corresponding to 16-beat performance is displayed in white. Music information having no performance method corresponding to 16-beat performance is displayed in gray. If the total number of beats of the motion information selected in step S302 is 32, music information having a performance method corresponding to the 32-beat performance is displayed in white. Music information that does not have a performance method corresponding to 32-beat performance is displayed in gray.

  Also, consider an example in which music information corresponding to motion information “front lunge” is instructed by the instruction unit 41 and music information is searched. The total number of beats of the motion information “front lunge” is 32 beats (“basic beat number: 4” × “number of repetitions: 8” = 32 beats). Therefore, the performance method corresponding to the motion information “front lunge” is a 32-beat performance. In the present embodiment, 16-beat performance and 32-beat performance can be set as the performance method. Therefore, by repeating the 16-beat performance twice, the same effect as the 32-beat performance can be obtained. In the present embodiment, only the 16-beat performance and the 32-beat performance are described, but it is applicable to all performance methods in which an integral multiple of the number of beats matches the total number of beats as necessary for the reproduction of each performance method. . Therefore, among the music information performance methods shown in FIG. 20, the performance method corresponding to 16-beat performance or 32-beat performance is displayed in white. The performance method corresponding to the performance method “Null” is displayed in gray.

  In step S307, it is determined whether or not the user has selected desired music information for the output terminal device 1 from the searched music information. When it is determined that the desired music information has been selected, step S308 is executed. If it is not determined that the desired music information has been selected, step S307 is repeated.

  In step S308, the music information determined in step S307 is determined as music information corresponding to the exercise information or motion information instructed in step S302. The determined music information is temporarily stored in the second exercise list temporary storage area 86 as second exercise list information.

  In step S309, it is determined whether the setting of the second exercise list information is completed. Specifically, it is determined whether or not the setting completion button displayed on the display 4 is instructed by the information input unit 5. When it is determined that the setting of the second exercise list information is completed, the second exercise list information generation process is ended. When it is not determined that the setting of the second exercise list information is completed, step S301 is executed again.

<Description of Operation of Exercise Information Server 10 of this Embodiment>
The operation and action of the exercise information server 10 of this embodiment will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 21 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure of operations in the exercise information server 10 constituting the content generation system 100. The operation of the exercise information server 10 is performed by the CPU 11 executing the exercise information server program by connecting the exercise information server 10 to an external power source such as a commercial power supply via a power source or an outlet. The processing shown below is processed by the CPU 11.

  In the exercise information server 10, it is first determined in step S401 whether the power switch of the exercise information server information 10 has been turned on by the user. Step S401 is repeated until it is determined that the power switch is turned on. If it is determined that the power switch is turned on, step S402 is executed. The power switch may be a hardware switch or a power switch operated by software.

  In step S402, it is determined whether the exercise information acquisition command transmitted from the output terminal device 1 has been received by the exercise information server 10. Step S402 is repeatedly executed until it is determined that it has been received. If it is determined that it has been received, step S403 is executed.

  In step S <b> 403, the exercise information stored in the exercise information storage area 121 provided in the exercise information server 10 is transmitted to the output terminal device 1 via the network connection unit 14.

  In step S404, it is determined whether or not the exercise information server 10 has received the first exercise list information transmitted from the output terminal device 1. Step S404 is repeatedly executed until it is determined that it has been received. If it is determined that it has been received, step S405 is executed.

  In step S405, the first exercise list information received in step S404 is temporarily stored in the received first exercise list information storage area 131 provided in the exercise information server 10.

  In step S406, the motion video information corresponding to the motion information constituting the first motion list information received in step S404 is read from the motion video information storage area 122 and transmitted to the output terminal device 1.

  In step S407, it is determined whether the power switch is turned off by the user. If the power switch is not turned off, step S402 is executed again. If the power switch is turned off, the process returns to step S401 and step S401 is executed again.

<Description of the operation of the music server 20 of this embodiment>
The operation and action of the music server 20 of this embodiment will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. FIG. 22 is a flowchart showing a processing procedure of an operation in the music server 20 constituting the content generation system. The music server 20 is operated by the CPU 21 executing the music server operation program when the music server 20 is connected to an external power source such as a commercial power supply via a power source or an outlet. The processing shown below is processed by the CPU 21.

  In the music server 20, first, in step S501, it is determined whether or not the power switch of the apparatus is turned on by the user. Step S501 is repeated until it is determined that the power switch is turned on. If it is determined that the power switch is turned on, step S502 is executed. The power switch may be a hardware switch or a power switch operated by software.

  In step S <b> 502, it is determined whether or not the music information acquisition command transmitted from the output terminal device 1 has been received by the music server 20. Step S502 is repeatedly executed until it is determined that it has been received. If it is determined that it has been received, step S503 is executed.

  In step S <b> 503, the music information stored in the music information storage area 221 is transmitted to the output terminal device 1 via the network connection unit 24.

  In step S <b> 504, it is determined whether or not the music server 20 has received the second exercise list information transmitted from the output terminal device 1. Step S504 is repeatedly executed until it is determined that it has been received. If it is determined that it has been received, step S505 is executed.

  In step S505, the second exercise list information received in step S504 is temporarily stored in the reception second exercise list temporary storage area 231 provided in the music server 20.

  In step S506, music performance information corresponding to the music information constituting the second exercise list information received in step S504 is read from the music performance information storage area 222 and transmitted to the output terminal device 1.

  In step S507, it is determined whether the power switch is turned off by the user. If the power switch is not turned off, step S502 is executed again. If the power switch is turned off, the process returns to step S501 and step S501 is executed again.

(Modification 1)
Modification 1 of this embodiment will be described. In the present embodiment, the second exercise list information is generated by the output terminal device 1 according to the terminal operation program, the first exercise list generation program, and the second exercise list generation program stored in the program information storage area 71. Based on the generated second exercise list information, the output terminal device 1 outputs music performance information through the speakers 2 and 3. In the first modification, the content generation system 100 may include an exercise list generation device that generates a first exercise list and a second exercise list, and a content output device that is a separate device from the exercise list generation device. The exercise list generation device includes a program storage area 71 of the HDD 7 of the output terminal device 1 of the present embodiment, an exercise information temporary storage area 81, a music information temporary storage area 83 of the RAM 8, a CPU, and a network connection unit. . The content output device includes an exercise video information temporary storage area 82, a music performance information temporary storage area 84, a second exercise list temporary storage area 86, a CPU, a network connection unit, a speaker, and a display of the RAM 8 of the present embodiment. Prepare. The exercise list generating device and the content output device are connected via the Internet or a communication cable by a network connection unit provided in each device. The content output device acquires the first exercise list information or the second exercise list information generated by the exercise list generation device from the exercise list generation device. Based on the acquired first exercise list information or second exercise list information, the content output device acquires exercise video information and music performance information from the exercise information server or the music server of this embodiment. The content output device outputs the acquired motion video information using a display, and outputs the acquired music information using a speaker.

(Modification 2)
A second modification of the present embodiment will be described. The content generation system according to the present embodiment includes an output terminal device 1, an exercise information server 10, and a music server 20. In the second modification of the present embodiment and the second embodiment, the output terminal device may include the HDD 12 and the RAM 13 included in the exercise information server, and the HDD 22 and the RAM 23 included in the music server. The output terminal device does not acquire exercise information, exercise video information, music information, and music performance information via the Internet, and exercise information, exercise video information, music information, and music performance information are stored in the HDD provided in the output terminal device. May be stored. In that case, the exercise information server and the music server are unnecessary. Alternatively, the output terminal device 1 may be directly connected to an external storage device such as a USB memory to acquire exercise information, exercise video information, music information, or music performance information.

(Modification 3)
A third modification of the present embodiment will be described. In the present embodiment, the first exercise list information and the second exercise list information are generated by the output terminal device 1. In Modification 3, an exercise list server storing the first exercise list information or the second exercise list information may be provided in the content generation system. The first exercise list information or the second exercise list information may be acquired from the exercise list server by the output terminal device. The exercise information server and the music server transmit exercise video information and music performance information to the output terminal device in accordance with the first exercise list information or the second exercise list information acquired by the output terminal device. Moreover, the 1st exercise list information or the 2nd exercise list information memorize | stored in the exercise list server may be directly transmitted to an exercise server or a music server from another apparatus not via an output terminal device. The exercise information server and the music server transmit exercise video information and music performance information to the output terminal device according to the received first exercise list information or second exercise list information. Further, the first exercise list information or the second exercise list information generated by a plurality of different output terminal devices may be stored in the exercise list server.

(Modification 4)
A modification 4 of step S112 of the output terminal operation process according to this embodiment will be described. In step S112 of the output terminal operation process of the present embodiment, music information is selected for each selected motion information. As shown in FIG. 15, in this embodiment, one piece of music is associated with one piece of motion information. In the modified example 4, one piece of music information may not be associated with one piece of motion information. For example, one piece of music information may be assigned to three pieces of motion information. In this case, the music performance information of the selected music information is repeatedly output until the execution of the exercise represented by the three pieces of motion information is completed. Here, the music information allocated to the three pieces of motion information is music information having music performance information corresponding to the performance method of the three motion information.

(Modification 5)
Modification 5 of this embodiment will be described. In the present embodiment, the number of repetitions is set in step S203. In the modified example 5, the number of repetitions need not be set. In this case, for example, 16 beats or 32 beats considering the number of repetitions is stored in the exercise information storage area 121 as a basic beat number.

(Modification 6)
Modification 6 of the exercise information server 10 and the music server 20 of this embodiment will be described. In the present embodiment, each of the exercise information server 10 and the music server 20 is provided in the content generation system 100 one by one. In Modification 6, the content generation system 100 may be provided with a plurality of exercise information servers and music servers. The first exercise list information of the present embodiment is transmitted from the output terminal device 1 to a plurality of exercise information servers, so that the user can obtain desired exercise information or exercise image information corresponding to the motion information, and a plurality of exercise information servers. Can be obtained from. Moreover, the 2nd exercise list information of this embodiment is transmitted to the some music server from the output terminal device 1, and a user can acquire the music performance information corresponding to desired music information and music information. .

(Modification 7)
Modification 7 of the first exercise list information generation process of this embodiment will be described. In the present embodiment, the processing is executed in the order of step S201 to step S204 of the first exercise list information generation process. In the modification 7, a process does not need to be performed in order of step S201 to step S204 of a 1st exercise list information generation process. Further, by repeatedly executing steps S201 to S203, the exercise tempo and the number of repetitions for executing exercise information or motion information may be selected for each piece of exercise information or motion information.

(Modification 8)
Modification 8 of the present embodiment will be described. In the present embodiment, the music performance information corresponding to the rust portion constituting the music is reproduced as a 16-beat performance or a 32-beat performance. In the modified example 8, a portion other than the chorus portion of the music may be reproduced as a 16-beat performance or a 32-beat performance. The music performance information is not particularly limited as long as the music performance information is a predetermined music part constituting the music performance information and the number of beats necessary for reproduction of the music part is 16 beats or 32 beats. The performance method is not particularly limited to 16-beat performance and 32-beat performance. Any method may be used as long as it is a piece of music performance information that is a number of beats corresponding to the number of beats of motion information or a general exercise motion. The music part of the present invention is constituted by one or more music compositions shown in FIG.

(Modification 9)
Modification 9 of the present embodiment will be described. In step S306 of the present embodiment, music information corresponding to the total number of beats of the motion information and music information that does not correspond are identified. Then, the identified result is displayed on the display 4. In the modification 9, the identified result may not be displayed on the display 4, and the music information corresponding to the motion information instructed in step S302 may be automatically determined from the identified result. When there are a plurality of identified results, one piece of music information is determined using the past search history or the like. When there are a plurality of identified results, one piece of music may be determined based on a user's favorite artist, or may be determined randomly. The computer of this embodiment and Step S306 of Modification 9 are examples of the third determination unit of the present invention.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Output terminal device 2 Speaker 3 Speaker 4 Display 5 Information input part 6 CPU
7 HDD
8 RAM
9 Network connection part 10 Exercise information server 11 CPU
12 HDD
13 RAM
14 Network connection unit 20 Music server 21 CPU
22 HDD
23 RAM
24 network connection unit 41 instruction unit 42 search result 43 second exercise list information 50 video information 61, 63, 67 white display 62, 64, 65, 66, 68, 69, 70 gray display 71 program information storage area 81 exercise information temporary Storage area 82 Exercise video information temporary storage area 83 Music information temporary storage area 84 Music performance information temporary storage area 85 First exercise list temporary storage area 86 Second exercise list temporary storage area 100 Content generation system 101-115 Marker 121 Exercise information Storage area 122 Exercise video information storage area 123 Exercise server program information storage area 131 Received first exercise list information temporary storage area 150 User 160 Exercise video 221 Music information storage area 222 Music performance information storage area 223 Music server program information storage area 2 1 received second motion list temporary storage area 711 the terminal operation program information storage area 712 first motion list generation program information storage area 713 second motion list generation program information storage area

Claims (8)

An exercise memory that stores an exercise list in which a plurality of pieces of motion information representing an exercise operation, the number of beats necessary for the basic operation of the exercise operation represented by the motion information, and the number of repetitions of the exercise operation represented by the motion information are associated with each other A first information processing apparatus comprising a unit;
A second information processing apparatus including a music storage unit that stores music information representing a plurality of music and the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music;
A motion selection unit for selecting predetermined motion information from a plurality of motion information of the exercise list stored in the exercise storage unit;
Based on the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit and the number of repetitions of the basic motion of the motion information, the number of beats that determines the total number of beats necessary to execute the selected motion information A number determining unit;
A music selection unit that selects music information that is output when the motion represented by the motion information selected by the motion selection unit is executed from the music information stored in the music storage unit;
Among music information selected by the music selection unit, music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music matches the total number of beats of the selected motion information, A music determination unit that determines the music information corresponding to the number of beats of the selected motion information;
With respect to the music information determined by the music determination unit, identification information for identifying a correspondence state between the number of beats of the music information and the total number of beats of the selected motion information is attached, and the music storage unit A generating unit that generates display information for displaying the music stored in the predetermined display unit;
A terminal device comprising:
A content generation system comprising: The music storage unit stores the music information in association with the number of beats necessary for reproducing the climax part of the music constituting the music information,
When the music information is selected by the music selection unit, the generation unit identifies the correspondence state between the number of beats of the music information and the number of beats of the basic operation of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit The content generation system according to claim 1, wherein information is added to generate display information for displaying the music stored in the music storage unit on a predetermined display unit. The music storage unit stores a performance method in association with the music information and indicating whether or not the music is associated with the number of beats of a predetermined music part constituting the music,
A determination unit configured to determine whether there is music information associated with a performance method corresponding to the total number of beats necessary for execution of the selected motion information from the music information selected by the music selection unit; ,
When the determination unit determines that there is music information associated with a performance method corresponding to the selected motion information, the music determination unit determines the number of beats of a predetermined music part constituting the music. The music information associated with the performance method that is the associated music is determined as music information corresponding to the number of beats of the selected motion information, and the determination unit corresponds to the selected motion information. When it is not determined that there is music information associated with a performance method to be performed, the music information associated with a performance method that is not a music associated with the number of beats of a predetermined music part constituting the music is selected. Determined as the corresponding music information,
The generation unit is configured such that, by the music determination unit, the music information associated with a performance method that is a music associated with the number of beats of a predetermined music part constituting the music is the selected motion information. When it is determined as the music information corresponding to the beat number, the corresponding state indicating the beat number of the music information, the total beat number of the selected motion information, and the performance method of the determined music information. The selected motion information includes music information associated with a performance method that is not music associated with identification information to be identified and associated with the beat number of a predetermined music part constituting the music by the music determination unit. and when it is determined as the corresponding music information, and motion information said selected assigned the identification information for identifying a corresponding state indicating said performance method of the determined music information, before Content generation system according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that to generate display information for displaying the music stored in the music storage unit on a predetermined display unit. The music storage unit stores the 16-beat performance or the 32-beat performance in association with the music information in association with the music information for each predetermined music part constituting the music,
The music determination unit, when the total number of beats of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit is 16 beats, a predetermined piece constituting the music from the music information selected by the music selection unit Music information having 16 beats per music part is determined as music information corresponding to the beat number of the selected motion information, and the total beat number of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit is determined. When the number of beats is 32 beats, the piece of music information having 16 or 32 beats for each predetermined piece of music constituting the music is selected from the pieces of music information selected by the music selection unit. The content generation system according to claim 3, wherein the content information is determined as music information corresponding to the number of beats of the information. An exercise memory that stores an exercise list in which a plurality of pieces of motion information representing an exercise operation, the number of beats necessary for the basic operation of the exercise operation represented by the motion information, and the number of repetitions of the exercise operation represented by the motion information are associated with each other And
A music storage unit for storing music information representing a plurality of music and the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music;
A motion selection unit for selecting predetermined motion information from a plurality of motion information of the exercise list stored in the exercise storage unit;
Based on the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit and the number of repetitions of the basic motion of the motion information, the number of beats that determines the total number of beats necessary to execute the selected motion information A number determining unit;
A music selection unit that selects music information that is output when the motion represented by the motion information selected by the motion selection unit is executed from the music information stored in the music storage unit;
Among music information selected by the music selection unit, music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music matches the total number of beats of the selected motion information, A determination unit that determines the music information corresponding to the number of beats of the selected motion information;
With respect to the music information determined by the music determination unit, identification information for identifying a correspondence state between the number of beats of the music information and the total number of beats of the selected motion information is attached, and the music storage unit A generating unit that generates display information for displaying the music stored in the predetermined display unit;
An exercise support apparatus comprising: An exercise memory that stores an exercise list in which a plurality of pieces of motion information representing an exercise operation, the number of beats necessary for the basic operation of the exercise operation represented by the motion information, and the number of repetitions of the exercise operation represented by the motion information are associated with each other A motion selection step in which the exercise support device selects desired motion information from among a plurality of pieces of motion information stored in the exercise list ;
Based on the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit and the number of repetitions of the basic motion of the motion information, the total number of beats required to execute the selected motion information is calculated as the motion. A beat number determining step determined by the support device;
Selected by the motion selection step from the music information stored in the music storage unit that stores music information representing a plurality of music and the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music. A music selection step in which the exercise support apparatus selects music information output when the exercise represented by the motion information is executed;
Among the music information selected by the music selection step, music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music matches the total number of beats of the selected motion information, As the music information corresponding to the number of beats of the selected motion information, the music determination step determined by the exercise support device;
For the music information determined in the music determination step, identification information for identifying a correspondence state between the number of beats of the music information and the total number of beats of the selected motion information is attached, and the music storage unit The exercise support device generates display information for displaying the music stored in the predetermined display unit; and
An athletic content generation method including: An exercise memory that stores an exercise list in which a plurality of pieces of motion information representing an exercise operation, the number of beats necessary for the basic operation of the exercise operation represented by the motion information, and the number of repetitions of the exercise operation represented by the motion information are associated with each other A motion selection step of selecting desired motion information from a plurality of motion information of the exercise list stored in the section;
Based on the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection step and the number of repetitions of the basic motion of the motion information, the number of beats that determines the total number of beats necessary for the execution of the selected motion information A number determination step;
Selected by the motion selection step from the music information stored in the music storage unit that stores music information representing a plurality of music and the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music. A music selection step for selecting music information to be output when the motion represented by the motion information is executed;
Among the music information selected by the music selection step, music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music matches the total number of beats of the selected motion information, A music determination step for determining the music information corresponding to the number of beats of the selected motion information;
For the music information determined in the music determination step, identification information for identifying a correspondence state between the number of beats of the music information and the total number of beats of the selected motion information is attached, and the music storage unit Generating step for generating display information for displaying the music stored in the predetermined display unit;
A program that causes a computer to execute. An exercise memory that stores an exercise list in which a plurality of pieces of motion information representing an exercise operation, the number of beats necessary for the basic operation of the exercise operation represented by the motion information, and the number of repetitions of the exercise operation represented by the motion information are associated with each other A first information processing apparatus comprising a unit;
A second information processing apparatus including a music storage unit that stores music information representing a plurality of music and the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music;
A motion selection unit for selecting desired motion information from a plurality of motion information of the exercise list stored in the exercise storage unit;
Based on the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit and the number of repetitions of the basic motion of the motion information, the number of beats that determines the total number of beats necessary to execute the selected motion information A number determining unit;
A music selection unit that selects music information that is output when the motion represented by the motion information selected by the motion selection unit is executed from the music information stored in the music storage unit;
Among music information selected by the music selection unit, music information in which an integral multiple of the number of beats for each predetermined music part constituting the music matches the total number of beats of the selected motion information, A determination unit that determines the music information corresponding to the number of beats of the selected motion information;
For the music information determined by the music determination unit, the number of beats of the basic motion of the motion information selected by the motion selection unit and the music information corresponding to the total number of beats of the selected motion information , A third determination unit that determines music information corresponding to the determined motion information;
A terminal device comprising:
A content generation system comprising: