US20100300263A1 - System and method for automatically creating a sound related to a lighting atmosphere - Google Patents

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US20100300263A1
US20100300263A1 US12/808,730 US80873008A US2010300263A1 US 20100300263 A1 US20100300263 A1 US 20100300263A1 US 80873008 A US80873008 A US 80873008A US 2010300263 A1 US2010300263 A1 US 2010300263A1
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  • the invention relates to the automatic creation of a sound related to a lighting atmosphere, which is created with a lighting system.
  • Modern lighting systems allow creating certain lighting atmospheres for example by applying different kinds of lighting, such as colored lighting.
  • An example of such a lighting system is the new LivingColorsTM lamp of the applicant.
  • This lamp allows a user to comfortably create a desired colored lighting atmosphere with a remote control unit, which comprises a color wheel for comfortably and easily selecting a certain color of the lighting atmosphere to be created.
  • the lamp comprises red, green and blue LEDs (Light Emitting Diodes), which are controlled by an electronic unit, which receives the remote control radio signal and translates the received signals into control signals for the LEDs such that the user selected lighting color may be created with the different color LEDs.
  • US 2007/0008711 A1 discloses a multifunction lighting and audio apparatus, which includes a color-music file storage for storing color-music files and an output control unit for controlling the color-music data stored in the color-music file storage so as to separate the color-music data into music signals and color signals, and for producing the separated music signals and color signals.
  • a lighting unit produces color-lighting based on a color-lighting control signal inputted through the output control unit and an audio unit produces music based on a music control signal inputted through the output control unit.
  • the apparatus requires special color-music files for processing and generating the lighting atmosphere with music.
  • a basic idea of the invention is to automatically create a sound, which is related to a lighting atmosphere such as a colored lighting atmosphere created by a lighting system.
  • the atmosphere in an environment such as a home, retail or hospitality environment may be influenced not only by a certain lighting atmosphere, but also by automatically creating a sound related to the lighting atmosphere in the environment.
  • color lighting sound is known to be an important atmosphere provider.
  • a coherent combination of lighting and sound can strongly influence the atmosphere in a room.
  • the invention does not require special color music files and allow to combine both lighting equipment and audio reproduction devices, which until now especially in the consumer domain are embodied as separate systems, which are not aware of each other's status.
  • the invention may be for example integrated in the new LivingColorsTM lamp of the applicant, which then may allow user to set up a lighting atmosphere with a suitable sound(scape).
  • the invention further supports the comfortable and simple creation of a desired atmosphere in an environment.
  • the creating of sound in the context of the invention is not limited to for example an artificial creation of sound, but also a reproduction of already existing sound, or sound provided from for example a web service for sound or a database with sound files.
  • creating a sound may also mean to load a suitable music from a database, in which different music files are stored.
  • the term “sound” in the context of this invention comprises any kind of sound, such as music like pop, rock or classic music, noise like the sound of rushing water, the chirping of birds, an artificially created sound like electronic music, which may be automatically generated by computer programs, or a mixture of different kind of sounds.
  • sound comprises in the context of the invention also soundscape.
  • An embodiment of the invention provides a system for automatically creating a sound related to a lighting atmosphere, comprising
  • atmosphere analyzing means being adapted for receiving a lighting atmosphere, for analyzing the received lighting atmosphere, and for outputting sound control signals based on the analysis, and
  • sound creation means being adapted for receiving the outputted sound control signals from the atmosphere analyzing means, for processing the received sound control signals, for creating a sound based on the processing, and for outputting the sound as sound signals.
  • This system may be embodied as a standalone unit, which may be connected to an audio equipment for reproducing the sound transmitted with the sound signals.
  • the sound signals may be output as digital and/or analog signals.
  • the system may also be integrated in a lighting system or in an audio system.
  • the atmosphere analyzing means may be further adapted for analyzing the received lighting atmosphere for one or more dominant colors contained in the lighting atmosphere and for generating the sound control signals based on the one or more dominant colors.
  • the analysis for dominant color(s) may be advantageous for generating the sound signals for example by means of an association table containing color-sound category associations, such as red/pop music, blue/rock music, green/classic music etc.
  • color-sound category associations such as red/pop music, blue/rock music, green/classic music etc.
  • These associations could also be adjustable by a user in a further embodiment of the invention, for example with a Personal Computer executing a program for comfortably programming the atmosphere analyzing means of the system.
  • a user may set up very comfortably her/his preferences for which sound should be played to which color.
  • the atmosphere analyzing means may be in a further embodiment of the invention adapted for determining a theme, which is associated with the one or more dominant colors, and to output the sound signal control signals based on the determined theme. For instance, a light blue color, dominant in a lighting atmosphere, may result in a creation of the sound of a sea, a green dominant color may cause the creation of the sound of a forest, a orange dominant color may result in the sound of a fireplace, a white dominant color may by processed to create the sound of heaven etc. This further simplifies the usage of the system by users since the system automatically select sounds which match a certain lighting atmosphere and are usually associated with a certain color by most users.
  • the atmosphere analyzing means may be further adapted in an embodiment of the invention for selecting a sound from a sound database based on the one or more dominant colors or the determined theme and for generating the sound control signals based on the selected sound.
  • the sound creation means may be adapted for loading a sound from a sound database based on the processing of the sound control signals received from the atmosphere analyzing means and for outputting the loaded sound as sound signals.
  • the sound control signals may signal a certain music trend and the sound creation means may then load a suitable sound from the sound database, for example over the internet from a web service.
  • the sound database may be in an embodiment of the invention a storage containing digital sound files with tags related to colors or color ranges, which allow to search and select for sounds related to certain colors or color ranges.
  • the digital sound files may be stored in a format such as MP3 (MPEG 1 Audio Layer 3), WMA (Windows Media Audio), Ogg Vorbis etc.
  • these digital sound files may comprise tags related to the colors or color ranges, which fit to the sound, for instance rock songs may contain a tag with the color blue, love songs a tag with the color red.
  • the sound database may be for example a database containing user preferred sounds or personal sounds of a user.
  • a user may store in a database on a hard disk her/his favorite songs.
  • the system may further comprise in an embodiment of the invention one or more of the following interfaces for receiving the lighting atmosphere: a wired or wireless interface with a lighting system; a remote control signal interface for receiving control signals for setting up a lighting atmosphere with a lighting system; a network interface for receiving a lighting atmosphere over a network; a serial and/or parallel computer interface for receiving a lighting atmosphere from a data storage connected over the computer interface with the system.
  • the lighting atmosphere may be for example provided in the form of control signals, containing commands for setting up light units to create a desired lighting atmosphere. It is also possible to provide an abstract description of a lighting atmosphere, for example in XML, as it may be processed by modern lighting system for automatically creating a lighting atmosphere. Such an abstract description is independent of a concrete implementation of a lighting system, but contains descriptions of desired lighting colors, which may then be processed by the system for creating a suitable sound.
  • the sound creation means may be further adapted for receiving the outputted sound control signals from the atmosphere analyzing means, for processing the received sound control signals, for creating a sound based on the processing, and for outputting the sound as sound signals.
  • the invention provides in a further embodiment a lamp for creating a lighting atmosphere, comprising
  • each light unit being adapted to generate a light with a certain color
  • an atmosphere creation unit being adapted to create a lighting atmosphere with the light units based on control signals, received with the control signal receiving unit, and
  • the lamp can be for example the LivingColorsTM lamp of the applicant with the further functionality for automatically creating a sound matching with the created lighting atmosphere.
  • the lamp may comprise an audio unit containing one or more loudspeakers and/or an interface to an audio system for outputting the sound signals.
  • the lamp may create sound without external audio equipment, or it may be connected to audio equipment, for example to a hi-fi system.
  • a further embodiment of the invention relates to a method for automatically creating a sound related to a lighting atmosphere, comprising the steps of
  • a computer program may be provided, which is enabled to carry out the above method according to the invention when executed by a computer.
  • a record carrier storing a computer program according to the invention may be provided, for example a CD-ROM, a DVD, a memory card, a diskette, or a similar data carrier suitable to store the computer program for electronic access.
  • an embodiment of the invention provides a computer programmed to perform a method according to the invention.
  • FIG. 1 shows a block diagram of an embodiment of a system for automatically creating a sound related to a lighting atmosphere according to the invention
  • FIG. 2 shows a flow chart of an embodiment of a method for automatically creating a sound related to a lighting atmosphere according to the invention.
  • FIG. 1 shows a system 10 for automatically creating a sound related to a lighting atmosphere.
  • the system 10 comprises atmosphere analyzing means 12 , embodied by processing means being adapted for analyzing the received lighting atmosphere and for outputting sound control signals based on the analysis, and sound creation means 14 , embodied by processing means being adapted for receiving the outputted sound control signals from the atmosphere analyzing means 12 , for processing the received sound control signals, for creating a sound based on the processing, and for outputting the sound as sound signals.
  • the system further comprises the following interfaces:
  • system 10 is connected to an audio system 38 , such as a hi-fi system, which is connected to loudspeaker(s) 40 for reproducing the sound generated by the sound creation means 14 and outputted as sound signals.
  • the audio system 38 and the loudspeaker(s) 40 may be also part of the system 10 , i.e. integrated in one device together with all other elements of system 10 .
  • system 10 may also be integrated into a lighting system such as the LivingColorsTM lamp 28 .
  • the atmosphere analyzing means 12 of the system 10 are adapted for receiving a lighting atmosphere from different sources:
  • the atmosphere analyzing means 12 analyze the received lighting atmosphere for a dominant color (range) contained in the atmosphere and may classify the lighting atmosphere. Based on the analyzed dominant color and/or the classification, the atmosphere analyzing means 12 output control signals associated with the dominant color and/or classification for the sound creation means 14 .
  • the control signals may simply contain the dominant color of the lighting atmosphere such as red, blue, green, orange, yellow, brown, etc., or it may contain a color range for example orange to yellow, or it may contain a classification such as sunshine, sunrise, sunset, autumnal, winter atmosphere.
  • the atmosphere analyzing means 12 may be further adapted in that lighting dynamics may be added, which match the theme associated with the color, for instance, light blue (sea) could create a dynamic effect which looks like waves, whereas orange (fireplace) creates an effect which simulates flames.
  • lighting dynamics may be added, which match the theme associated with the color, for instance, light blue (sea) could create a dynamic effect which looks like waves, whereas orange (fireplace) creates an effect which simulates flames.
  • the sound creation means 14 receive the sound control signals from the atmosphere analyzing means 12 and control the creation of the sound based on the received control signals.
  • the sound creation means 14 may create sounds or soundscapes artificially or by using pre-stored, streamed or downloaded sounds.
  • the sound creation means 14 may process the received control signals for soundscape creation as follows: light blue creates the sound of a sea, green the sound of a forest, orange the sound of a fireplace, white the sound of heaven, sunrise atmosphere the chirping of birds or a calming music such as classics, sunshine atmosphere beach music, sunset the chirping of crickets etc.
  • the sound creation means 14 may load color-related music. For instance, the sound creation means 14 may search for songs, which have a song text in which the color name is prominently present (e.g. Yellow Submarine, Lady in Red etc).
  • the sound creation means 14 may search for music, which contains a tag with a color (range), which matches the data contained in the sound control signals received from the atmosphere analyzing means 12 .
  • the sound creation means have access to the hard disk 16 with a sound database and to the network 32 by means of the network interface 30 for downloading sounds from a network database or a web service with sounds, or streaming of the appropriate landscape from a website or web service on demand or from a streaming media server in the network 32 , for example in the internet.
  • a set of soundscapes may be also available (pre-stored) in the system 10 , for each color or for a particular color range.
  • This memory 42 may be also externally accessible in order to enable a user to load favorite sounds from a data storage, such as a MP3 player or a memory stick. If the lighting system 20 or the color lighting product 28 enables a user to store favorite settings containing specific colors, the system 10 may also allow to download soundscapes for instance over the network 32 corresponding to these color settings and store them in the internal memory 42 of the system 10 , enabling instant availability of these soundscapes whenever such a setting is selected.
  • the sound creation means 14 output sound signals as digital and/or analog sound signals.
  • FIG. 2 shows an embodiment of a flowchart of a method for automatically creating a sound related to a lighting atmosphere.
  • step S 10 a lighting atmosphere is received and the received lighting atmosphere is analyzed for dominant colors. Then, sound control signals based on the analysis are outputted in step S 12 .
  • step S 14 the sound control signals are received and processed. Based on the processing, a sound is created in step S 16 , and outputted as sound signals in step S 18 .
  • This method can be implemented as computer program, which can be executed for example by means of a PC (Personal Computer), which may be connected with a lighting system. The sound can be reproduced by loudspeakers of the PC or by a separate audio system with loudspeakers.
  • the before explained method can be executed also in a continuous loop (instead of a single start/stop sequence), especially when having a dynamic lighting atmosphere. This would be useful to have automatically updating created sounds.
  • the herein described invention can be applied to a lighting system, in order to enable such a system to also control the creation of sound, which is related to the lighting atmosphere created, thus more strongly influencing the atmosphere in an environment than by only controlling the lighting.
  • the invention is suitable to be implemented in a lighting system such as the LivingColorsTM lamp of the applicant or in an audio system.
  • At least some of the functionality of the invention may be performed by hard- or software.
  • a single or multiple standard microprocessors or microcontrollers may be used to process a single or multiple algorithms implementing the invention.

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