JP6604194B2 - Music selection support device, music selection support program, and music selection support method - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a music selection support device, a music selection support program, and a music selection support method.

  Currently, in karaoke machines installed in karaoke shops, music selection using a touch panel type music search terminal is the mainstream. The user searches for and selects a desired music piece from the song title or singer name, or selects a song from a popular ranking list.

  In addition, in a karaoke system including such a music search terminal, each user can individually save arbitrary music data, music selection history, etc. (member registration is required) in order to facilitate the operation of music selection. Some are equipped with various convenient functions.

  Furthermore, a technique has also been proposed in which a user can transmit a song designation to a karaoke terminal by selecting a song from a song list created in advance on a portable terminal (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

On the other hand, when multiple members enjoy karaoke,
・ Sometimes there is a situation where the music accompanying the karaoke companion (s) selects a song that the karaoke companion does not know, and the place is frustrated.

  In this regard, a technique for distinguishing and displaying songs commonly included in a plurality of karaoke song lists collectively reserved by a plurality of users and songs not commonly included has been proposed (for example, Patent Document 2). ), It is possible to avoid unintentionally selecting music that the karaoke companion does not know.

  Further, a technique for outputting a performance song list based on priorities of participating members and songs sung in the past has been proposed (see, for example, Patent Document 3), and adjustment in the case of overlapping songs is also mentioned. Yes.

JP 2003-241771 A JP2013-73102A JP 2006-10988 A

  In the adjustment technique in the case where the above-mentioned music is duplicated, as a priority order of the participating members, a method of pre-designating and registering a relationship between users, such as giving priority to a strong user (for example, a senior job), is taken. Therefore, there is a problem that smooth operation cannot be performed when the member changes every time.

  Also, since the priority of singing increases as the number of times it has been sung in the past, there is an opportunity to sing to those who are practicing by singing and listening to the song many times in order to sing a new song There was also a problem of not visiting.

  Also, when decisions are entrusted by communication between users without being bound by a mechanically presented list, a concession often occurs, and the atmosphere of the place becomes jerky or overlaps between users every time they overlap. There was also a problem that adjustment was necessary.

  In view of this, an aspect of the disclosed embodiment aims to provide music selection support based on individual user actions for users participating in karaoke.

  A form of disclosure includes means for acquiring data indicating a mode of viewing performed by the user for each piece of music from terminal devices of a plurality of users participating in karaoke, and the plurality of users from the data. And means for prioritizing based on the viewing mode indicated by the data, and means for presenting music selection candidates based on the data and the result of prioritization. Prepare.

  The form of an indication can perform the music selection support based on a user's individual action with respect to the user who participates in karaoke.

It is a figure which shows the structural example of the music selection assistance system concerning one Embodiment. It is a figure which shows the function structural example of a terminal device, a server apparatus, and karaoke equipment. It is a figure which shows the hardware structural example of a terminal device, a server apparatus, and karaoke equipment. It is a flowchart which shows the process example in a terminal device. It is a figure which shows the example of a response | compatibility of action, a point, and an addition flag. It is a flowchart which shows the process example in a karaoke apparatus. It is a figure which shows the example from which a karaoke apparatus acquires music information via a terminal device from a server apparatus. It is a figure which shows the example of the matching of the music by unique ID. It is a figure which shows the example of the comparison of the point of each music linked | related with unique ID. It is a figure which shows the example of correction | amendment by an additional flag. It is a figure which shows the example of transmission of the music selection candidate list from a karaoke apparatus to a terminal device. It is a figure which shows the example of a display of the music selection candidate list in a terminal device.

  Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described.

<Configuration>
FIG. 1 is a diagram illustrating a configuration example of a music selection support system according to an embodiment. In FIG. 1, terminal devices 1A, 1B,... Such as smartphones, tablets, and mobile phones possessed by a user can be connected to a network 2 such as the Internet, and the network 2 is a server that provides a cloud service. A device 3 is connected. The karaoke shop 4 is provided with karaoke equipment 5.

  When the terminal devices 1A, 1B,... Are used for listening to music by the user, the terminal devices 1A, 1B,. Is transmitted to the server device 3 that provides Further, the terminal devices 1A, 1B,... Acquire data from the server device 3 via the network 2 when the user enjoys karaoke at the karaoke store 4, and perform wireless communication (infrared, short-range wireless, etc.). Data is given to the karaoke equipment 5. As the terminal devices 1A, 1B,..., Game machines, personal karaoke systems, PCs (Personal Computers) and the like that allow users to enjoy karaoke at home or the like are also included. In this case, the data acquired by the game machine or the like and stored in the server device 3 indicating the mode of viewing performed on the music by the user is given to the karaoke device 5 via a smartphone carried by the user.

  FIG. 2 is a diagram illustrating a functional configuration example of the terminal device 1 (1A, 1B,...), The server device 3, and the karaoke equipment 5. In FIG. 2, the terminal device 1 is provided with a music playback application (application program) 11 and a karaoke music selection support application 12. The music playback application 11 has a function of playing back music and enabling viewing by the user. The music playback application 11 is assumed to have a function of displaying lyrics, but an app for displaying lyrics may be provided separately.

  The karaoke song selection support application 12 includes an action recording unit 13 and a song selection instruction unit 14. The action recording unit 13 has a function of acquiring data indicating a mode of viewing performed by the user on the music and transmitting the data to the cloud service. The music selection instruction unit 14 has a function of acquiring data from the server device 3 that provides a cloud service and transmitting it to the karaoke device 5 when participating in karaoke at the karaoke store 4 (FIG. 1).

  The action recording unit 13 includes a camera control unit 131, a microphone control unit 132, a music ID acquisition unit 133, a singing voice detection unit 134, a nose singing / mouth patch detection unit 135, a lyrics reference detection unit 136, a flag / point management unit 137, and cloud data. And an input / output unit 138.

  The camera control unit 131 has a function of controlling a camera connected to the inside or the outside of the terminal device 1 and acquiring a captured image in a self-portrait state with the front camera. The microphone control unit 132 has a function of controlling a microphone connected to the inside or the outside of the terminal device 1 and acquiring an audio signal. The music ID acquisition unit 133 has a function of acquiring the music ID being played from the music playback application 11.

  The singing voice detection unit 134 has a function of detecting from the voice signal acquired by the microphone control unit 132 that the user is singing a song along with the music. If an audio signal that roughly matches the rhythm, pitch, and lyrics of the music is acquired from the microphone, it can be determined that the song is singing. The singing voice detection unit 134 also has a function of detecting whether or not the playback volume of the music is a volume that can withstand viewing by the user. The nose singing / mouth patch detecting unit 135 determines whether the user is singing a nose according to the music from the audio signal acquired by the microphone control unit 132 and the captured image acquired by the camera control unit 131 (no movement of the mouth). It has a function to detect whether or not it is mouth-packed (no sound is emitted but only the mouth moves). When the rhythm and pitch of the music roughly match and an audio signal that does not match the lyrics is acquired from the microphone, it can be determined that the song is a nose song. If a captured image having a mouth movement that roughly matches the rhythm of the music is acquired instead of a singing voice or a nose song, it can be determined that the mouth is a mouthpiece. The lyrics reference detection unit 136 has a function of detecting from the captured image acquired by the camera control unit 131 that the user is following the lyrics according to the music. By acquiring the display position of the lyric part being played from the music playback application 11 or the like, it is possible to detect that the lyrics are being followed with the eye more accurately according to the music.

  The flag / point management unit 137 has a function of assigning points and flags for each piece of music based on the detection results of the singing voice detection unit 134, the nose song / mouth patch detection unit 135, and the lyrics reference detection unit 136. Details of the points and flags will be described later. The cloud data input / output unit 138 obtains data indicating the point and flag status for each user song from the server device 3 at the start of the processing, gives the data to the flag / point management unit 137, and delimits predetermined processing ( It has a function of transmitting the latest data to the server device 3 at the end of the music.

  The music selection instruction unit 14 includes a mutual recognition unit 141, a cloud data acquisition unit 142, a data transmission unit 143, a data reception unit 144, a candidate list display unit 145, a music selection reception unit 146, and a music selection transmission unit 147.

  The mutual recognition unit 141 has a function of recognizing each other by communicating with the karaoke equipment 5 by infrared rays, short-range wireless, or the like, and connecting to subsequent processing. The cloud data acquisition unit 142 has a function of acquiring data indicating the latest state of points and flags for each piece of music of the user from the server device 3. The data transmission unit 143 has a function of transmitting the data acquired by the cloud data acquisition unit 142 to the karaoke device 5 by infrared rays, short-range wireless, or the like.

  The data receiving unit 144 has a function of receiving music selection candidate list data from the karaoke device 5 by infrared rays, short-range radio, or the like. The candidate list display unit 145 has a function of displaying the music selection candidate list on the screen of the terminal device 1 based on the data of the music selection candidate list received by the data receiving unit 144. The music selection receiving unit 146 has a function of receiving music selection (selection of music to be performed by the karaoke device 5) by the user from the music selection candidate list displayed on the screen. The music selection transmission unit 147 has a function of transmitting a musical performance instruction received by the music selection reception unit 146 to the karaoke device 5 using infrared rays, short-range wireless, or the like.

  The server device 3 includes a data input / output unit 31 and a database 32. The data input / output unit 31 stores, in the database 32, data indicating the latest points and flags for each user's music received from the terminal device 1, and in response to a request from the terminal device 1, The same data is read from the database 32 and transmitted (response).

  The karaoke device 5 includes a karaoke control application 51 and a karaoke song selection support application 52. The karaoke control application 51 is a part that provides basic functions as a karaoke device, and has a function of receiving music selection and performing. The karaoke music selection support application 52 has a function of supporting music selection by the user by presenting a music selection candidate list for each user.

  The karaoke music selection support application 52 includes a mutual recognition unit 521, a data reception unit 522, a music distribution unit 523, a result transmission unit 524, and a music selection reception unit 525.

  The mutual recognition unit 521 has a function of recognizing each other by communicating with the terminal device 1 by infrared rays, short-range wireless, or the like, and leading to subsequent processing. The data receiving unit 522 has a function of receiving, from the terminal device 1, data indicating the latest point and flag state of each user's music by infrared rays, short-range wireless, or the like. The music distribution unit 523 determines the priority based on the points and flags when the music overlaps based on the data of a plurality of users participating in karaoke, and generates a music selection candidate list for each user have. The result transmission unit 524 has a function of transmitting data of the music selection candidate list generated by the music distribution unit 523 to the corresponding user terminal device 1 by infrared rays, short-range wireless, or the like. The music selection receiving unit 525 has a function of receiving an instruction of music selection for performing karaoke performance from the terminal device 1 and transmitting the instruction to the karaoke control application 51.

  FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration example of the terminal device 1, the server device 3, and the karaoke equipment 5. In FIG. 3, a terminal device 1 or the like includes a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 101, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 102, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 103, and an HDD (Hard Disk Drive) connected to each other via a bus 107. / SSD (Solid State Drive) 104, connection I / F (Interface) 105, and communication I / F 106 are provided. The CPU 101 performs overall control of the operation of the terminal device 1 and the like by executing a program stored in the ROM 102 or the HDD / SSD 104 or the like using the RAM 103 as a work area. The connection I / F 105 is an interface with a device connected inside or outside such as the terminal device 1 or the like. Devices that are connected internally or externally include a camera, a microphone, a monitor, a speaker, and the like. The communication I / F 106 is an interface for communicating with other information processing apparatuses via a network.

  The functions of the terminal device 1 and the like described with reference to FIG. 2 are realized by executing a predetermined program in the CPU 101. The program may be acquired via a recording medium, may be acquired via a network, or may be embedded in a ROM.

<Operation>
FIG. 4 is a flowchart showing an example of processing in the terminal device 1 in the above embodiment. In this process, a point and a flag are assigned to each piece of music according to the user's action while listening to the piece of music, and data indicating a viewing mode is acquired.

  FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of correspondence between actions, points, and additional flags. In this example, 3 points are added when the action is “listening to music”, and “pointing flag” is added and 1 point is added to “listening flag”. The “listening flag” indicates that the user is only listening. The reason for the addition of 3 points is that it is considered that they are not practicing to sing at karaoke just by listening to music.

  In the case of the action “Mouth Park / Nose Song”, 5 points are added and a “Song Flag” is added. “Singing flag” indicates that the song was sung in some manner. The reason for adding 5 points is that although there is a possibility of practicing karaoke, since it is not singing clearly, the numerical value is lower than actually singing.

  In the case of the action “sing along with a song”, 10 points are added and a “song flag” is added. The reason for the addition of 10 points is that it is possible to determine that there is a high possibility of practicing karaoke by actually singing aloud.

  In the case of the action “sing along with music and lyrics”, 15 points are added and a “song flag” is added. The reason for adding 15 points is that in addition to singing aloud and referring to the lyrics, it can be determined that there is a high possibility of practicing karaoke.

  Thus, a high point is given according to the aggressiveness as viewing for the practice of singing in karaoke. In addition, the numerical value of a point is an illustration to the last, and is not limited to the point of illustration. Moreover, the classification | category of action is not restricted to an illustration.

  Returning to FIG. 4, when the music playback application 11 is activated and the action recording unit 13 of the karaoke music selection support application 12 starts processing, the camera (front camera) is behind (background) by the camera control unit 131 and the microphone control unit 132. Then, the microphone is activated (step S101).

  Next, when the music playback application 11 starts the music, the music ID acquisition unit 133 acquires the music ID from the music playback application 11 (step S102).

  Next, the cloud data input / output unit 138 acquires (loads) data on the cloud (data indicating the point and flag state of each user's music) from the server device 3 (step S103).

  Next, the user's behavior during listening to the music detected by the singing voice detection unit 134, the nasal song / mouth patch detection unit 135, and the lyrics reference detection unit 136 is saved in the storage area (step S104).

  Next, when the music ends (step S105), the behavior during the trial listening of the music stored in the storage area is acquired (loaded) (step S106).

  Hereinafter, the flag / point management unit 137 adds points and flags to the user for each piece of music in accordance with the behavior of the music being listened to.

  First, the flag / point management unit 137 determines whether or not the singing voice detecting unit 134 has detected a user's singing voice that matches the song (step S107). Since the detection is performed many times during the listening to the music, it is determined that the singing voice has been detected when the detection frequency or rate exceeds a predetermined threshold.

  If it is determined that the user's singing voice that matches the song has been detected (Yes in step S107), the flag / point management unit 137 determines whether the lyrics reference detection unit 136 has detected the user's lyrics reference. (Step S108). Since detection is performed many times during the trial listening of the music, it is determined that the reference to the lyrics has been detected when the detection frequency or ratio exceeds a predetermined threshold.

  If it is determined that the user's lyrics reference is detected (Yes in step S108), the flag / point management unit 137 adds, for example, "15 points" to the user's song (step S109). A “flag” is added (step S113).

  If it is determined that the user's lyrics reference has not been detected (No in step S108), for example, "10 points" is added (step S110), and "song flag" is added (step S113).

  If it is determined that the user's singing voice that matches the song has not been detected (No in step S107), the flag / point management unit 137 causes the nose song / mouth pack detection unit 135 to select a nasal song or mouth pack that matches the song. It is determined whether or not it has been detected (step S111). Since the detection is performed many times during the trial listening of the music, it is determined that the nose singing or the mouth patch is detected when the detection frequency or ratio exceeds a predetermined threshold.

  If it is determined that a nose song or mouthpiece matching the song is detected (Yes in step S111), for example, “5 points” is added (step S112), and “song flag” is added (step S113).

  In addition, when it is determined that no nasal song or mouth-packing that matches the song has been detected (No in step S111), the flag / point management unit 137 uses the singing voice detection unit 134 so that the playback volume of the song can withstand viewing. By detecting whether or not there is, it is determined whether or not it is only the sample listening (step S114). Since the detection is performed many times during the trial listening of the music, it is determined that the trial listening of the music is detected when the detection frequency or rate exceeds a predetermined threshold.

  If it is determined that the music is only for listening (Yes in step S114), the flag / point management unit 137 adds, for example, “3 points” (step S115), adds “listening flag” and “listening flag”. “1 point” is added as a point (step S116). If it is determined that the music is not just being listened to (No in step S114), points and flags are not given.

  In the case of only listening to music, it is not distinguished whether or not the user is following the lyrics, but if they are distinguished and watching while watching the lyrics, they are simply watching. You may add more points than if you are.

  Thereafter, the flag / point management unit 137 determines whether or not the “listening flag” and the “song flag” coexist in the data in which points and flags are added for the music (step S117).

  If it is determined that the “listening flag” and the “song flag” coexist (Yes in step S117), the flag / point management unit 137, for example, triples the correction of the “listening flag” point (step S118). In the accumulated data, the “listening flag” and “song flag” coexist for the same song. This means that the user is not just singing, but is actively practicing karaoke. It is because it can be evaluated that it is. When it is determined that the “listening flag” and the “song flag” do not coexist (No in step S117), the point of the “listening flag” is not corrected.

  Next, the cloud data input / output unit 138 transmits the latest music point and flag data to the server device 3 to update the data on the cloud (step S119).

  Thereafter, when the music playback application 11 is continuously used (Yes in step S120), the process is repeated from the standby of the music activation (step S102), and when the music playback application 11 is not continuously used (No in step S120). Ends the process of the action recording unit 13.

  Note that the processing flow described above is merely an example, and the processing order may be changed within a range in which no contradiction occurs in the processing, or may be changed to another processing that can obtain a similar processing result.

  Next, FIG. 6 is a flowchart showing a processing example in the karaoke device 5 in the above embodiment. That is, it is a processing example in the case where the user who possesses the terminal device 1 gathers in front of the karaoke equipment 5 of the karaoke shop 4 and performs karaoke.

  In FIG. 6, the mutual recognition unit 141 of the terminal device 1 and the mutual recognition unit 521 of the karaoke device 5 communicate with each other by infrared rays, short-range wireless, or the like (step S201).

  Next, the karaoke song selection support application 52 of the karaoke device 5 receives the total points for each song of the user from the server device 3 by the cloud data acquisition unit 142 and the data transmission unit 143 of the terminal device 1 and the data reception unit 522 of the karaoke device 5. Is obtained (music history information) (step S202). The data indicating the total points for each user's music may be calculated at the time of data acquisition, or may be stored in the server device 3 in advance. FIG. 7 shows an example in which the karaoke equipment 5 acquires music information from the server device 3 via the terminal devices 1A and 1B. In addition, although it has shown about two persons, Mr. A and Mr. B, it cannot be overemphasized that the number of participants may be three or more. By acquiring each user's data via the participant's terminal device 1, the security of personal information can be ensured.

  Next, returning to FIG. 6, the music distribution unit 523 of the karaoke music selection support application 52 determines whether there is a common music (duplicated music) in each user's data (step S <b> 203). Since the music ID included in each user's data acquired from the server device 3 has different rules depending on the vendor of the music playback application 11, it is not possible to determine duplication depending on whether or not they simply match. For this reason, the correspondence between the unique ID as a reference (desired by a public organization or the like) and the song ID is held in advance, so that it is replaced with the unique ID and then duplicated (matching) I do. FIG. 8 shows an example of music matching by unique ID. The horizontal example shows the unique ID assigned to the same song, the song ID of user A, and the song ID of user B. When the same music ID may be given to different music, information for identifying the vendor or application of the music playback application 11 may be added to the music ID of the data acquired from the user.

  In addition, the feature amount of music (information indicating the characteristics of changes in the frequency and amplitude of the audio signal) is added to the song ID of the data acquired from the user, and the feature amount of the reference song associated with the unique ID is added. The music may be specified by comparing with. Further, information for identifying the song name, singer name (artist name), etc. is added to the song ID of the data acquired from the user and compared with the song name, singer name, etc. of the reference song associated with the unique ID. The music may be specified.

  Returning to FIG. 6, when it is determined that a common music exists (Yes in step S203), the music distribution unit 523 associates and holds the unique ID and each music ID for the common music (step S204).

  Next, the music distribution unit 523 compares the total points for each of the music that is common among a plurality of users, and assigns priorities (step S205). FIG. 9 is a diagram showing an example of comparison of points of music pieces linked by a unique ID. For example, in the case of the song with the unique ID “C87240”, the total point of Mr. A is “200” and the total point of B is “300”, so the total point of B exceeds the total point of Mr. A. B's priority is higher. That is, this music is added to Mr. B's music selection candidate list in order of high priority, and is added to Mr. A's music selection candidate list with low priority.

  Note that the number of possessed points does not increase when the number of times of singing is large, and the total points may be corrected according to the number of viewing times (step S118 in FIG. 4). For example, in the case of the song with the unique ID “D55879”, the total point of Mr. A is “136” and the total point of Mr. B is “120”, so the total point of Mr. A exceeds the total point of Mr. B. A's priority is higher. FIG. 10 shows the actions of Mr. A and Mr. B about the music. The number of times of singing was 12 times for Mr. B compared to 10 times for Mr. A. Mr. A has 4 times, while Mr. B has 0 times, and Mr. A has added “36” correction points, so Mr. A exceeds the total points. That is, Mr. A who sang for music matching after listening to the music several times is corrected for the number of times of viewing, and the total points are higher than Mr. B who has won the number of times of singing.

  Returning to FIG. 6, when it is determined that there is no common music (No in step S203), the unique ID is associated with each music ID (step S204) and the total points are not compared (step S205).

  Next, the music distribution unit 523 extracts the music candidate priority for each user (step S206), and generates a music selection candidate list for each user (step S207). For example, for music that overlaps with other users participating in karaoke, for songs other than the first in the priority order, a predetermined point (a larger value as the order is lower) is selected from the total points according to the order. Subtract. In addition, the music that does not overlap is left as the total points, and all the music acquired from the user's action is sorted in descending order of the total points, and the upper predetermined number of music is made the music selection candidate list. In this way, by determining the priority according to the user's usual behavior (music use), the priority is determined according to the member at that time, so the relationship between the users is determined in advance. There is no need to register. Moreover, you may add the flag which shows the presence or absence of duplication to a music selection candidate list | wrist.

  Next, the result transmission unit 524 transmits the song selection candidate list to the terminal device 1 of each user (step S208), and the process ends. FIG. 11 shows an example in which a song selection candidate list is transmitted from the karaoke device 5 to the terminal devices 1A and 1B.

  When the data receiving unit 144 receives the song selection candidate list, the terminal device 1 causes the candidate list display unit 145 to display the song selection candidate list on the screen. FIG. 12 shows an example of display of a music selection candidate list on the terminal devices 1A and 1B. In addition, you may display the presence or absence of duplication with another user collectively for every music. As a result, it is possible to prevent the place from being messed up by selecting a song that other members do not know. Furthermore, only music that is shared with other members may be displayed in the music selection candidate list.

  When the user selects a desired song from the song selection candidate list displayed on the screen of the terminal device 1, the song selection reception unit 146 receives the song selection, and the song selection transmission unit 147 selects the ID of the song selected by the karaoke device 5 ( Music ID or unique ID) is transmitted. When the music selection receiving unit 525 of the karaoke device 5 receives the ID of the music, it instructs the karaoke control application 51 to select the music and reserves the performance.

<Summary>
As described above, according to the present embodiment, music selection support based on individual user behavior can be performed for any user participating in karaoke, and the party who sings even when the music overlaps There is no need to consult between them, and you can make the karaoke place more exciting.

  In the above, it demonstrated by preferred embodiment. While specific embodiments have been illustrated and described herein, it will be apparent that various modifications and changes may be made thereto without departing from the broad spirit and scope as defined in the claims. . That is, it should not be construed as being limited by the details of the specific examples and the accompanying drawings.

Regarding the above description, the following items are further disclosed.
(Appendix 1)
Means for acquiring data indicating the mode of viewing performed by the user for each piece of music from the terminal devices of a plurality of users participating in karaoke;
Means for prioritizing based on the viewing mode indicated by the data when there is a song common to the plurality of users from the data;
Means for presenting music selection candidates based on the data and the prioritization results;
A music selection support apparatus characterized by comprising:
(Appendix 2)
The data stored in the server device on the network from the terminal device is acquired from the server device via the terminal device when participating in karaoke.
The music selection support device according to Supplementary Note 1, wherein:
(Appendix 3)
Transmitting and displaying the music selection candidates to the terminal device;
The music selection support device according to Supplementary Note 1 or 2, wherein:
(Appendix 4)
Accepting a song selected by the user from the song selection candidates displayed on the terminal device as a song to be played;
The music selection support device according to Supplementary Note 3, wherein
(Appendix 5)
The mode of viewing is the mode in which the songs are listened to in order of priority, the mode in which the mouth or nose is sung in accordance with the song, the mode in which the song is sung in accordance with the song, and the song and lyrics. Including aspects of singing,
The music selection support device according to any one of Supplementary notes 1 to 4, characterized in that:
(Appendix 6)
For the music in which the mode of singing the song and the mode of listening to the song are detected from the data, correction for increasing the priority is performed.
The music selection support device according to any one of appendices 1 to 5, characterized in that:
(Appendix 7)
From the terminal devices of a plurality of users participating in karaoke, obtain data indicating the mode of viewing performed by the user for each piece of music,
When there is a song common to the plurality of users from the data, prioritization is performed based on the viewing mode indicated by the data,
Presenting music selection candidates based on the data and the prioritization results;
A music selection support program that causes a computer to execute processing.
(Appendix 8)
The data stored in the server device on the network from the terminal device is acquired from the server device via the terminal device when participating in karaoke.
The music selection support program according to appendix 7, wherein
(Appendix 9)
Transmitting and displaying the music selection candidates to the terminal device;
The music selection support program according to appendix 7 or 8, characterized in that.
(Appendix 10)
Accepting a song selected by the user from the song selection candidates displayed on the terminal device as a song to be played;
The music selection support program according to appendix 9, characterized in that.
(Appendix 11)
The mode of viewing is the mode in which the songs are listened to in order of priority, the mode in which the mouth or nose is sung in accordance with the song, the mode in which the song is sung in accordance with the song, and the song and lyrics. Including aspects of singing,
The music selection support program according to any one of appendices 7 to 10, characterized in that:
(Appendix 12)
For the music in which the mode of singing the song and the mode of listening to the song are detected from the data, correction for increasing the priority is performed.
The music selection support program according to any one of appendices 7 to 11, characterized in that:
(Appendix 13)
From the terminal devices of a plurality of users participating in karaoke, obtain data indicating the mode of viewing performed by the user for each piece of music,
When there is a song common to the plurality of users from the data, prioritization is performed based on the viewing mode indicated by the data,
Presenting music selection candidates based on the data and the prioritization results;
A music selection support method, characterized in that a computer executes processing.
(Appendix 14)
The data stored in the server device on the network from the terminal device is acquired from the server device via the terminal device when participating in karaoke.
The music selection support method according to Supplementary Note 13, wherein
(Appendix 15)
Transmitting and displaying the music selection candidates to the terminal device;
15. The music selection support method according to Supplementary Note 13 or 14, wherein
(Appendix 16)
Accepting a song selected by the user from the song selection candidates displayed on the terminal device as a song to be played;
The music selection support method according to Supplementary Note 15, wherein
(Appendix 17)
The mode of viewing is the mode in which the songs are listened to in the order of priority, the mode in which the mouth or nose is sung in accordance with the song, the mode in which the song is sung in accordance with the song, and the song and lyrics. Including aspects of singing,
The music selection support method according to any one of supplementary notes 13 to 16, wherein:
(Appendix 18)
For the music in which the mode of singing the song and the mode of listening to the song are detected from the data, a correction for increasing the priority is performed.
18. The music selection support method according to any one of supplementary notes 13 to 17, characterized in that:

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1, 1A, 1B terminal device 11 Music reproduction application 12 Karaoke music selection support application 13 Action recording part 131 Camera control part 132 Microphone control part 133 Musical song ID acquisition part 134 Singing voice detection part 135 Rhythm / mouth patch detection part 136 Lyrics reference detection part 137 Flag / point management unit 138 Cloud data input / output unit 14 Music selection instruction unit 141 Mutual recognition unit 142 Cloud data acquisition unit 143 Data transmission unit 144 Data reception unit 145 Candidate list display unit 146 Music selection reception unit 147 Music selection transmission unit 2 Network 3 Server device 31 data input / output unit 32 database 4 karaoke store 5 karaoke equipment 51 karaoke control application 52 karaoke music selection support application 521 mutual recognition unit 522 data reception unit 523 music distribution unit 524 result transmission unit 525 music selection reception unit

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Means for acquiring data indicating the mode of viewing performed by the user for each piece of music from the terminal devices of a plurality of users participating in karaoke;
Means for prioritizing based on the viewing mode indicated by the data when there is a song common to the plurality of users from the data;
Means for presenting music selection candidates based on the data and the prioritization results;
A music selection support apparatus characterized by comprising: The data stored in the server device on the network from the terminal device is acquired from the server device via the terminal device when participating in karaoke.
The music selection support apparatus according to claim 1. Transmitting and displaying the music selection candidates to the terminal device;
The music selection support apparatus according to claim 1, wherein the music selection support apparatus is a music selection support apparatus. Accepting a song selected by the user from the song selection candidates displayed on the terminal device as a song to be played;
The music selection support device according to claim 3. The mode of viewing is a mode in which songs are listened to in order of priority, a mode in which a mouth or a nose is sung in accordance with a song, a mode in which a song is sung in accordance with a song, and a song and lyrics. Including aspects of singing,
The music selection support apparatus according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein For the music in which the mode of singing the song and the mode of listening to the song are detected from the data, correction for increasing the priority is performed.
The music selection support device according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein From the terminal devices of a plurality of users participating in karaoke, obtain data indicating the mode of viewing performed by the user for each piece of music,
When there is a song common to the plurality of users from the data, prioritization is performed based on the viewing mode indicated by the data,
Presenting music selection candidates based on the data and the prioritization results;
A music selection support program that causes a computer to execute processing. From the terminal devices of a plurality of users participating in karaoke, obtain data indicating the mode of viewing performed by the user for each piece of music,
When there is a song common to the plurality of users from the data, prioritization is performed based on the viewing mode indicated by the data,
Presenting music selection candidates based on the data and the prioritization results;
A music selection support method, characterized in that a computer executes processing.

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