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Title:
MUSICAL SOUND SIGNAL SYNTHESIZING METHOD, PROGRAM AND MUSICAL SOUND SIGNAL SYNTHESIZER
Document Type and Number:
Japanese Patent JP2012118413
Kind Code:
A
Abstract:

To provide a musical sound signal synthesizing method, a program and a musical sound signal synthesizer capable of creating pseudo-instrumental sound expressing characteristics of sound emitted by a musical instrument of a three-dimensional structure having chords and a main body, in a realistic way.

The musical sound signal synthesizing method performs a chord model calculation to compute the n-th order derivative concerning displacement of a characteristic vibration mode of each chord on the mode coordinate or the time of the displacement as well as the force exerted by the chord against a chord support end, on the basis of a first motion equation expressing vibration of the chord with the use of the force exerted against the chord calculated on the basis of performance information and the n-th order derivative concerning displacement of the chord support end or the time of the displacement. Furthermore, the method performs a main body model calculation to compute the n-th order derivative concerning displacement of a characteristic vibration mode of the main body on the mode coordinate or the time of the displacement and the n-th order derivative concerning displacement of the chord support end or the time of the displacement, on the basis of a second motion equation expressing vibration of the main body with the use of the force exerted by the chord against the chord support end.


Inventors:
TOMINAGA HIDETSUGU
Application Number:
JP2010269796A
Publication Date:
June 21, 2012
Filing Date:
December 02, 2010
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Assignee:
YAMAHA CORP
International Classes:
G10H7/08
Domestic Patent References:
JPH09222890A1997-08-26
Other References:
JPN6014037810; B.Bank et al.: 'A Modal-Based Real-Time Piano Synthesizer' IEEE Transactions on Audio, Speech, and Language Processing Volume 18 Issue 4, 201005, pp.809-821, IEEE
Attorney, Agent or Firm:
Asahi Patent Office