CN1758795A - Be used for controlling the apparatus and method of the music of mobile communication terminal - Google Patents

Abstract

An apparatus and method for controlling music playback in a mobile communication terminal are disclosed. The device includes a motion recognition sensor unit for detecting the motion of the mobile communication terminal and outputting a detection signal; a sound source chip for outputting sound; and a controller for receiving the detection signal from the motion recognition sensor unit and calculating the motion of the mobile communication terminal The motion value, and based on the calculated motion value, controls the sound source chip so as to output sound. The device includes a user interface required for music playback; a display unit for displaying music to be played; a motion recognition sensor unit for detecting motion of the mobile terminal; a sound file including an area for storing at least one music information a storage unit; a controller for controlling corresponding music to be played according to the motion of the mobile terminal, and a speaker for outputting the sound of the played music.

Description

Apparatus and method for controlling music playing in mobile communication terminal

technical field

The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for using a mobile communication terminal for entertainment, and more particularly, to an apparatus and method for controlling audio playback in a mobile communication terminal that recognizes continuous motion through a motion recognition sensor unit.

Background technique

In recent years, portable mobile communication terminals such as cellular phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) have achieved widespread use. With the development of communication technology, these mobile communication terminals provide additional functions such as games using various images and sounds, alarm clocks and MP3 player functions in addition to communication functions such as telephone and Short Message Service (SMS) functions. Therefore, mobile communication terminal users enjoy various conveniences and general communication functions in using the terminal.

However, users demand more interesting functions from mobile communication terminals that are always carried with them. Therefore, manufacturers of mobile communication terminals have tried to develop other interesting functions through existing sound output functions, display functions, and the like.

Typically, a beatbox (electronic percussion on a drum machine) through a motion recognition sensor unit (eg, an inertial sensor) allows a corresponding musical performance to be played through musical instrument sounds previously stored in a mobile communication terminal. In addition, the beatbox outputs sound from a predetermined sound source whenever the user shakes the mobile communication terminal. When outputting sound, the background scene is fixed to an image.

The type of sound source used in the sound function by the motion recognition sensor unit may be limited. When using these limited instrument sound sources, it also limits the enjoyment that can be gained by the user utilizing the functions of the sound. Also, it is impossible for users who are not familiar with music beats to enjoy the beatbox playback function. Also, when the background scene is fixed to one image during the sound function, it is visually less impressive compared to the output sound.

Contents of the invention

Therefore, the present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems occurring in the prior art, and an object of the present invention is to provide a device in which a user can play an interesting game using a mobile communication terminal, and a control method thereof.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a mobile communication terminal capable of outputting sound in response to a user's motion and a control method thereof.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a device capable of increasing the user's perceived interest by increasing the degree of freedom in the sound function [beat box, music box (electronic synthesizer) etc.] of a mobile communication terminal having a motion recognition sensor unit and methods.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an apparatus and method capable of using a sound function as various sound sources other than those included in a mobile communication terminal.

Another object of the present invention is to provide a device and method for a user to follow and learn beats according to the type of music in a learning beatbox, thereby increasing user interest in the learning beatbox.

Another object of the present invention is to provide an apparatus and method capable of providing an enjoyable experience from both a visual standpoint and an auditory standpoint when the sound function is used in displaying a background scene.

To achieve the above object, according to one aspect of the present invention, a device for controlling music playback in a mobile communication terminal is provided, the device includes a motion recognition sensor unit for detecting motion of the mobile communication terminal and outputting a detection signal; a source chip for outputting sound; and a controller for receiving a detection signal from the motion recognition sensor unit, calculating a motion value of the mobile communication terminal, and controlling the sound source chip to output sound according to the calculated motion value.

To achieve the above object, according to another aspect of the present invention, a method for controlling music playback in a mobile communication terminal is provided, the method includes determining whether the motion of the mobile communication terminal exists; when the motion of the mobile communication terminal exists, calculating a motion value of the mobile communication terminal; and outputting a sound determined by the calculated motion value.

In order to achieve the above object, according to another aspect of the present invention, a device for controlling music playback in a mobile communication terminal is provided, the device includes: a user interface for user input required for music playback; a display unit for The information screen for displaying the music to be played; the motion recognition sensor unit is used to detect the motion of the mobile communication terminal instantaneously; the sound file storage unit includes an area for storing at least one piece of music information; The movement of the mobile communication terminal detected by the sensor unit controls the corresponding music to be played; and the speaker outputs the sound of the played music.

To achieve the above object, according to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method for controlling music playback in a mobile communication terminal, the method comprising displaying a screen for changing the beatbox setting; and when the beatbox has been set, In the state or in the initial state, when a play command is input, a screen for guiding the user to learn the beatbox and output the beatbox according to the corresponding state is displayed.

To achieve the above object, according to another aspect of the present invention, a method for controlling music playback in a mobile communication terminal is provided, the method includes the steps of: displaying a screen for selecting a melody to be played by the music box; displaying a screen for an information screen of the selected melody; and outputting a sound corresponding to a musical note of the melody whenever a motion of the mobile communication terminal is detected.

Description of drawings

The above and other objects, features and advantages of the present invention will be more apparent from the following detailed description in conjunction with the accompanying drawings, wherein:

1 is a block diagram of a mobile communication terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating a control flow for generating sound according to the movement of the mobile communication terminal of the present invention;

FIG. 3 is a flowchart illustrating a control flow for generating sound according to motion of a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

4 is a diagram of a screen when a sound is generated in the mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

Fig. 5 is the flowchart illustrating the control flow of generating sound according to the movement of the mobile communication terminal according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention;

6 is a diagram of a screen when a sound is generated in a mobile communication terminal according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a method for setting beat box learning based on screen-by-screen changes in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

8 is a diagram illustrating a method for learning and playing beat boxes based on screen-by-screen changes in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

9 is a diagram illustrating a method for personalizing "my instrument (my instrument)" based on screen-to-screen changes in the mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

10 is a diagram illustrating a method for checking "my instrument" based on screen-to-screen changes in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

11 is a diagram illustrating a music box playing method based on screen-by-screen changes in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

12 is a block diagram of a mobile communication terminal according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention;

FIG. 13 is a flow chart illustrating a beatbox learning setting method in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

14a and 14b are flow charts illustrating a method for learning and playing a beat box in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

15 is a diagram illustrating a method of personalizing "my instrument" in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

16 is a diagram illustrating a method for checking "my instrument" in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention;

17 is a diagram illustrating a music box playing method in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention; and

FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating a method for changing a background scene in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Detailed ways

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following description, specific items such as a detailed display (design) of a menu screen are shown, but these are provided to assist general understanding of the present invention. Those skilled in the art will understand that these elements may be modified within the scope of the invention. In the following description of the present invention, detailed descriptions of known functions and structures incorporated therein will be omitted when it would otherwise make the subject matter of the present invention unclear.

The present invention provides a function for outputting sound according to the motion of a mobile communication terminal. For this purpose, the present invention detects motion of a mobile communication terminal, calculates a motion value of the detected motion, and outputs sound according to the corresponding motion value. Sound can be output in a manner predetermined by the user.

Accordingly, the user controls the movement of the mobile communication terminal, thereby allowing sound to be output as desired by the user. For example, output interesting sounds with different settings, such as playback hall or karaoke recording.

The function of learning the beatbox according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention includes a setting type, a type of beatbox to be learned, a screen for sound source and volume, and a screen for imitating and learning the beatbox. The learning of the beatbox is performed in such a way that the beat selected by the user is outputted bar by bar and the user imitates the corresponding bar. Also, for learning the beatbox, the user selects the already stored measure, instrument and volume. When learning starts, the user can learn the beat while imitating the beat bar by bar.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a mobile communication terminal according to an embodiment of the present invention. The controller 10 controls operations of the mobile communication terminal, such as communication and data transmission/reception. When the motion of the mobile communication terminal exists, the controller 10 controls the sound according to the corresponding motion value to be output. The motion of the mobile communication terminal is detected by the motion recognition sensor unit 50 .

Preferably, the motion recognition sensor unit 50 may include a gyro sensor. Gyroscopic sensors are sensors that use angular momentum to detect angular motion relative to inertial space about one or more axes perpendicular to the spin axis.

The motion recognition sensor unit 50 instantaneously detects the motion of the mobile communication terminal. That is, when the mobile communication terminal moves, the motion recognition sensor unit 50 outputs signals representing the motion of the mobile communication terminal in horizontal and vertical (forward and backward or left and right) directions. The motion recognition sensor unit 50 is implemented by a sensor based on a detection signal of motion of the mobile communication terminal.

The controller 10 recognizes the reciprocating motion of the mobile communication terminal through the detection signal output from the motion recognition sensor unit 50 . In addition, the controller 10 calculates a motion value of the mobile communication terminal through the detection signal output from the motion recognition sensor unit 50 . In addition, the controller 10 controls the sound to be output through the sound source chip 80 according to the motion value of the mobile communication terminal.

When sound data such as a musical instrument digital interface (MIDI) sound file is input from the controller 10 , the sound source chip 80 converts the input sound data into an analog signal audible to a user and outputs the analog signal. According to an embodiment of the present invention, preferably, the sound source chip 80 is a high-performance sound source chip for outputting the tones of a piano, guitar, drum, etc. as if outputting its original sound.

When a detection signal based on the motion of the mobile communication terminal is received from the motion recognition sensor unit 50 after the user selects a predetermined musical instrument, the controller 10 recognizes the reciprocating motion of the mobile communication terminal, and according to the reciprocating motion, the control will output through the sound source chip 80 , the sound of an instrument selected by the user.

For example, when the user shakes the mobile communication terminal after selecting tambourine from karaoke recording, the controller 10 detects the motion of the mobile communication terminal, and outputs a tambourine sound according to the motion of the mobile communication terminal. Therefore, the user can hear a sound similar to that produced when the tambourine is actually shaken.

In addition, when a detection signal based on the motion of the mobile communication terminal is received from the motion recognition sensor unit 50 after the user selects a predetermined sound file, the controller 10 recognizes the motion of the mobile communication terminal, and according to the motion, controls the The sound of the temperament of each music in the sound file is sequentially output by the sound source chip 80. .

For example, when the user shakes the mobile communication terminal after selecting the sound file "twinkle twinkle little star", the controller 10 outputs a rhythm tone corresponding to the movement of the mobile communication terminal, that is, corresponding to "do-do-sol-sol- la-la-sol" sound. The output sound may be a sound produced by a musical instrument set by the user.

In addition, the controller 10 may control an image suitable for output sound displayed through the display unit 30 . For example, the controller 10 may display on the display unit 30 a dynamic image or image of each musical instrument being played. In addition, the controller 10 may display, on the display unit 30 , notes representing music in the sound file and notes representing a temperament corresponding to the current output sound for distinction.

The display unit 30 displays various messages and the like under the control of the controller 10, and may include a liquid crystal display (LCD), thin film transistor (TFT), organic electroluminescence (EL), and the like. The user interface unit 40 includes a plurality of number keys and function keys, and outputs key input data corresponding to keys pressed by the user to the controller 10 .

In addition, the memory unit 20 connected to the controller 10 includes a read only memory (ROM) and a random access memory (RAM) for controlling various programs and information necessary for operations of the mobile communication terminal, voice memory, and the like. The sound file storage unit 22 stores a plurality of sound files, and these sound files can be downloaded by a user through the World Wide Web or the like.

Wherein, the sound file may include data about predetermined percussion instrument sounds, or data about specific music. When the sound file includes data on specific music, according to an embodiment of the present invention, the sound file may include a predetermined indicator that allows the controller 10 to distinguish the temperaments constituting the music. In addition, according to another embodiment of the present invention, the sound file may include a predetermined indicator allowing the controller 10 to distinguish beats corresponding to music. Accordingly, when the sound file includes an indicator required to distinguish beats, the controller 10 outputs a sound corresponding to each beat based on the motion of the mobile communication terminal.

A mobile communication terminal generally performs wireless communication with a base station. For this, the Radio Frequency (RF) module 90 transmits/receives RF signals with a base station (not shown) through an antenna. In detail, the RF module 90 converts a received RF signal into an intermediate frequency (IF) signal and outputs the IF signal to the baseband processor 60 . In addition, the RF module 90 converts the IF signal input from the baseband processor 60 into an RF signal, and transmits the RF signal. A baseband processor 60 providing an interface between the controller 10 and the RF module 90 , a baseband analog ASIC (BAA) converts a baseband digital signal supplied from the controller 10 into an analog IF signal and supplies the analog IF signal to the RF module 90 . In addition, the baseband processor 60 converts an analog IF signal supplied from the RF module 90 into a baseband digital signal, and supplies the baseband digital signal to the controller 10 . A voice-band signal processor 70 connected to the controller 10 is connected to a microphone 72 and a speaker 74 . Microphone 72 converts sound input for recording, communication, etc. into electrical signals. The speaker 74 converts the electrical signal into sound and outputs the sound, thereby allowing the user to listen to music playback. The speech signal processor 70 digitally processes the electrical signal input from the microphone 72 and converts the digital signal into an analog signal for input to the speaker 74 .

FIG. 2 is a flowchart illustrating a control flow for generating sound according to the motion of the mobile communication terminal of the present invention. When the user selects the play mode, the controller 10 displays various musical instruments on the display unit 30 at step 110 . Wherein, the displayed musical instruments may include a drum, a tambourine, a piano, a violin, and the like. In step 120, the controller 10 determines the musical instrument selected by the user from among the displayed musical instruments. Preferably, in the description with reference to Figure 2, the musical instrument is a tambourine.

When the user has selected a predetermined musical instrument, the controller 10 displays an image of the selected musical instrument on the display unit 30 at step 130 . Step 130 is an optional step that may be omitted from the flowchart of FIG. 2 . In step 140, the controller 10 determines whether the mobile communication terminal is in motion through the motion recognition sensor unit 50 . Wherein, the motion of the mobile communication terminal includes simple motion and artificial motion of reciprocating motion of shaking the mobile communication terminal back and forth or left and right. For example, in order for people to shake the tambourine and produce sound, it is necessary to shake the tambourine from side to side faster than a predetermined speed. That is, the controller 10 determines whether the mobile communication terminal is shaken at a speed higher than a predetermined speed through a detection signal from the motion recognition sensor unit 50 .

In step 150, the controller 10 calculates a motion value based on the motion of the mobile communication terminal. When the motion recognition sensor unit 50, such as a gyro sensor, detects the front and rear or left and right motions of the mobile communication terminal, and transmits a signal from the detected motion to the controller 10, the controller 10 according to the signal from the motion recognition sensor unit 50 signal, to calculate the movement value.

In step 160, the controller 10 outputs sound according to the motion value, and displays a dynamic image of the musical instrument selected by the user. The display of the moving image of the musical instrument is an optional step that may be omitted from the flowchart of FIG. 2 . In step 170, the controller 10 determines whether to end the play mode. The playback mode can be ended by the user, for example, when the call is terminated. If the play mode is not ended, steps 150 and 160 continue to be executed. That is, the controller 10 continues to calculate the motion value, and output sound according to the motion value.

In this way, the mobile communication terminal user can listen to the sound as if the musical instrument was actually played.

Fig. 3 is the flow diagram illustrating the control flow of generating sound according to the movement of the mobile communication terminal of the preferred embodiment of the present invention, and Fig. 4 is when generating the sound in the mobile communication terminal according to the preferred embodiment of the present invention screen image.

Referring to FIG. 3 , when the user selects a play mode, at step 210 , the controller 10 displays various percussion instruments on the display unit 30 . Wherein, percussion instruments may include drums, tambourines and the like. In step 220, the controller 10 determines a percussion instrument selected by the user from among the displayed percussion instruments.

When the user has selected a predetermined percussion instrument, the controller 10 determines whether the mobile communication terminal is in motion through the motion recognition sensor unit 50 at step 230 . Then, at step 240, the controller 10 determines whether a reciprocating motion of the mobile communication terminal occurs. That is, the controller 10 determines whether the mobile communication terminal reciprocates once faster than a predetermined speed through the detection signal from the motion recognition sensor unit 50 .

When the mobile communication terminal reciprocates once, the controller 10 outputs the sound of the percussion instrument selected by the user in step 250 . The output sound of the percussion instrument may be a sound output when the percussion instrument is struck once. In addition, the output sound of the percussion instrument may be a sound output when the percussion instrument is struck twice. In step 260, the controller 10 determines whether to end the play mode. As mentioned above, the playback mode can be ended by the user, for example, when the call is terminated. When the play mode is not ended, the control flow returns to step 240 .

Meanwhile, when a sound according to the reciprocating motion of the mobile communication terminal is output, an image or a dynamic image as shown in FIG. 4 may also be displayed on the display unit 30 .

As described above, since the sound is output when the mobile communication terminal user shakes the mobile communication terminal after selecting the tambourine from karaoke recording or the like, the user can hear a sound similar to when the tambourine is actually shaken.

Fig. 5 is used for the motion of the mobile communication terminal according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention, the flow chart of the control flow that generates sound, and Fig. 6 is when in the mobile communication terminal according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention Screen shot when generating sound.

When the user selects the play mode, the controller 10 determines whether the mobile communication terminal is in motion through the motion recognition sensor unit 50 at step 330 . Then, at step 340, the controller 10 determines whether a reciprocating motion of the mobile communication terminal occurs. That is, the controller 10 determines whether the mobile communication terminal reciprocates above a predetermined speed through a detection signal from the motion recognition sensor unit 50 .

When the mobile communication terminal has reciprocated once, at step 350, the controller 10 displays each temperament corresponding to the reciprocating motion while outputting a sound.

An embodiment of the invention may include predetermined indicators that allow distinguishing the temperaments that make up the music.

In step 360, the controller 10 determines whether to end the play mode. When the play mode is not ended, the control flow returns to step 340 .

When the sound is output according to the reciprocating motion of the mobile communication terminal, images of those rhythms as shown in FIG. 6A may be displayed on the display unit 30 as shown in FIG. 6B. In addition, according to the present invention, the temperament corresponding to the currently output sound can be displayed through the arrow "a", as shown in FIG. 6B.

FIG. 7 is a diagram illustrating a beat box learning setting method based on a screen-to-screen change in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 7(1a) is a diagram illustrating an exemplary initial screen for setting beatbox learning. By default, the "hiphop 1" of the beatbox item, the "small drum" of the instrument item, and the volume value are displayed, but they can be adjusted according to user needs. That is, when the user presses the menu key while the focus is in the beatbox item, as shown in FIG. , select the desired user. When the user selects the Goodgery melody of one of the Korean folk song melodies and presses the confirmation key by using the down arrow key, as shown in Figure 7 (1c), the "hiphop 1" of the beatbox item changes into the Goodgery melody, as shown in Figure 7 ( 1d). If the user is satisfied with the settings and does not want to change the instrument or volume, the user directly presses the confirmation key. Therefore, a beat box learning screen is displayed, as shown in FIG. 7(1g).

When the user wants to change the musical instrument type, in the state of Fig. 7(1d), the user presses the down direction key. Therefore, the focus moves down for selecting an instrument, as shown in Fig. 7(1e). The detailed selection process for an instrument is then the same as described above for selecting a beatbox type. Then, if the user is satisfied with the setting and does not wish to change the volume, the user directly presses the confirmation key. Therefore, a beat box learning screen is displayed, as shown in FIG. 7(1g).

If the user wants to change the volume value, in the state of Fig. 7(1e), the user presses the down arrow key. Therefore, the focus moves down for volume selection, as shown in Fig. 7(1f). Among them, the user can adjust the volume by using the left and right arrow keys. Then, when the user presses the confirmation key, a beat box learning screen is displayed, as shown in FIG. 7(1g).

After the beatbox learning screen is displayed, as shown in FIG. 7(1g), beatbox learning playback is performed as described below.

FIG. 8 is a diagram illustrating a beat box learning and playing method based on screen-by-screen changes in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

By sequentially performing listening and imitation, beatbox learning playback is performed, and the user can learn the selected beat through this process. The description is made assuming that the user learns a two-bar beatbox.

Fig. 8(2a) is a screen equivalent to Fig. 7(1f) and represents volume setting steps and subsequent steps assuming that "Goodgery Rhythm" has been selected from the beatbox item and "small drum" has been selected from the instrument item. When the user adjusts the volume by using the direction keys and presses the confirmation key, a beatbox learning screen is displayed, as shown in FIG. 8(2b), ie, FIG. 7(1g). If in the case of FIG. 8(2b), the user presses the cancel key, the control flow returns to the state of FIG. 8(2a) to allow the user to adjust the volume.

The first bar of the Goodgery melody is "dung-gi duck dung du-ru-ru-ru" and the second bar is "kung-gi duck kung du-ru-ru-ru".

Figure 8(2c) is the screen for listening to the first measure. Among them, a part of the beat is output. After the tempo reproduction is complete, the "Play" softkey is output. When the user presses the confirmation key, the beat box simulation screen is displayed, as shown in Fig. 8(2d). Therefore, in this mimic screen, the user only needs to play the beats that are already heard in the listening screen. Wherein, when the user shakes the terminal, a predetermined sound is output based on the shaking, so as to realize beatbox playback. However, when the user does not shake the terminal, beatbox playback is not realized because predetermined sound is not output.

Then, when the user presses the confirmation key, a screen for listening to the second measure is displayed, as shown in FIG. 8(2e). Then, when the user presses the confirmation key again, a screen for simulating the second measure is displayed, as shown in FIG. 8(2f). Therefore, in this mimic screen, the user only needs to play the beats that are already heard in the listening screen. Wherein, when the user shakes the terminal, a predetermined sound is output based on the shaking, so as to realize beatbox playback. However, when the user does not shake the terminal, beatbox playback is not realized because predetermined sound is not output. Then, when the user presses the menu key, the beatbox screen is displayed, as shown in FIG. 8(2b). Then, when the user presses the confirmation key again, the initial screen of the motion beat box is displayed, as shown in FIG. 8 (2g).

FIG. 9 is a diagram illustrating a method for personalizing 'My Instrument' based on screen-to-screen changes in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

In addition to the basic instrument, users can personalize "My Instrument" for easy use. The "My Instrument" item includes a personalization subitem for recording sound sources and a storage space subitem for reproducing or detecting recorded sound sources. To record a sound source that will be used as an instrument, first set the recording time. After setting the time, a bar graph is displayed reporting the time point at which the sound source was recorded, and whether the user used the sound of an instrument or voice as the sound source during the recording time. Sound sources recorded in this way can be used in beatbox playback and learning.

Figure 9(3a) is the initial screen for personalizing "My Instrument", that is, the motion rhythm screen. When the user uses the up and down arrow keys to move the focus to the "My Instrument" item and presses the confirmation key, as shown in Figure 9 (3b), the "My Instrument" screen is displayed. When the user uses the up and down arrow keys to move the focus to the personalized sub-item and presses the confirmation key, the "personalization" screen is displayed, as shown in Figure 9 (3c). In this case, the user can set the recording time by using the left and right arrow keys, as shown in Figure 9(3b). When the recording time is set, recording is performed through the procedures shown in Figs. 9 (3e) and (3h). Among them, the user can identify the preparation 110, start, execution 120 and recording end through the changes in the bar graph. When recording ends, a screen for inputting a recorded file name is displayed, as shown in FIG. 9(3i). When the user enters the recording file name and presses the confirmation key, the "My Instrument" screen is displayed again, as shown in Figure 9(3j) and the process ends.

When the user presses the cancel key in each case of Figs. 9 (3b) to (3e), it returns to the previous state.

FIG. 10 is a diagram illustrating a method for checking "My Instrument" based on screen-to-screen changes in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Figure 10(4a) is the initial screen for verifying "My Instrument", that is, the motion beat box screen. When the user moves the focus to the "My Instrument" item by using the up and down arrow keys and presses the confirmation key, the "My Instrument" screen is displayed, as shown in Figure 10(4b). When the user uses the up and down arrow keys to move the focus to the storage space item and presses the confirmation key, the storage space screen is displayed, as shown in FIG. 10(4c). In this case, the user can move the focus by using the up and down arrow keys. When the user presses the confirmation key while the focus is on the item "Voice 1", a screen for verifying "Voice 1" is displayed, as shown in Figure 10(4d). Also, when the user selects detailed information by using the lower "Menu" soft key and presses the enter key, a detailed information screen for "Voice 1" is displayed as shown in FIG. 10(4e). For example, details can include file type, recording date, capacity, recording time, and more.

When the user presses the cancel key in each case of Fig. 10 (4b) and (4c), it returns to the previous state.

FIG. 11 is a diagram illustrating a music box playing method based on a screen-by-screen change in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

Fig. 11(5a) is an initial screen for selecting a music box to play, ie, a kinematic beat box screen. When the user moves the focus to the music box item by using the up and down direction keys and presses the confirmation key, the music box menu screen is displayed, as shown in FIG. 11(5b). Among them, the music box menu screen displays a list of melodies to be played by the music box. When the user uses the up and down arrow keys to move the focus to the melody "Are you sleeping?" and presses the confirmation key, as shown in Figure 11 (5b), on the screen, the melody "Are you sleeping" is displayed with the first color (such as black). sleeping?" The predetermined number of words, as shown in Figure 11 (5c). When in the state of Figure 11(5c), when the user first shakes the terminal, the output corresponds to the sound of the first note of the melody "Are you sleeping?", and the color of the word "Are" corresponding to the first note changes to the screen The second color (such as blue) on , as shown in Figure 11(5d). In addition, when the user shakes the terminal again, the sound corresponding to the second note of the melody "Are you sleeping?" is output, and the color of the word "You" corresponding to the second note changes to the second color on the screen, as shown in the figure 11(5e). While the melody of "Are you sleeping?" continues to play, that is, as long as the user shakes the terminal, the sound corresponding to each note is output and the color of the corresponding word is changed. Figure 11(5f) shows the state where the user shakes the terminal 10 times to play all the words shown in Figure 11(5c).

FIG. 12 is a block diagram of a mobile communication terminal according to another preferred embodiment of the present invention.

FIG. 12 shows a detailed structure of the sound file storage unit 22 (hereinafter, referred to as the sound file storage unit 23 ), compared with the structure of FIG. 1 . In the following, based on the detailed structure for the sound file storage unit 23 shown in FIG. 12 , the relevant operations of the main elements in the sound file storage unit 23 are described.

The sound file storage unit 23 for storing music information related to playback may include an area for storing the type of beatbox (beatbox storage space), an area for storing original musical instruments and "My Instrument" customized by the user ( musical instrument storage space), an area for storing predetermined information (such as musical notes or colors based on the progress of playback, materialization, etc.) according to predetermined conditions for displaying background scenes (background storage space), for storing Space for the melody information (notes and words) of the music box (music box storage space) and the like.

The display unit 30 displays a screen (menu screen) for changing the beatbox type, instrument type, and volume, a beatbox listening screen, and a beatbox emulation screen. Through the user interface unit 40, user input required for using the function for learning the beatbox is realized. The controller 10 controls a corresponding menu screen to be displayed on the display unit 30 in response to an input through the user interface unit 40 . The controller 10 controls the setting of the beat box learning, the playing of the beat box learning, the personalization of "My Instrument", the verification of "My Instrument", the playing of the beat box, and the like. In addition, the controller 10 controls the playback tempo to be changed based on the motion of the mobile communication terminal detected by the motion recognition sensor unit 50 in case the tempo box imitation screen has been displayed.

Although this embodiment includes music information related to beat boxes or music boxes for exemplary purposes, this embodiment may include only one of music information related to beat boxes and music information related to music boxes, or may include other music information .

When a predetermined sound is output from a beatbox or a music box, the background color can be changed.

When the user instructs the performance of the music box function through the user interface unit 40, the controller 10 detects the user command and controls a list screen of melodies played by the music box to be displayed on the display unit 30 so that the user can select a predetermined melody. Wherein, when the melody selected by the user is a melody with only musical notes and no words (such as "Voices of Spring, Waltz" by Johann Strauss), when the corresponding melody continues to play, the background screen displayed on the display unit 30 may have Corresponds to the color of the notes of the melody. Information about colors can be retrieved from the background scene storage space. Among them, the corresponding melody is played by musical notes. If the motion recognition sensor unit 50 has detected the motion of the mobile communication terminal, it is determined whether to play the next note. In other words, the notes of the melody to be played by the music box are predetermined, but only when the user shakes the terminal, the melody is played and the beat changed, similar to the beat box described later. That is, the motion detection interval corresponds to the playback interval and tempo. In other words, as long as the motion of the terminal is detected, the sounds corresponding to the musical notes of the played melody are sequentially output one by one. Also, since the selected melody has no words, a specific avatar can be displayed on the background scene. For example, when the note includes "sol-sol-la-la-sol-sol-mi", the color of the background scene may be changed in the order of red, red, blue, blue, red, red, and yellow.

When a melody having words is selected, the controller 10 controls the display unit 30 to display a predetermined number of words of the melody to be displayed on the background scene. In this case, whenever the motion recognition sensor unit 50 detects the motion of the mobile communication terminal, the controller 10 controls the melody to be played by the notes and at the same time controls the letter (letter letter) corresponding to each note to be changed. Wherein, the display type may be differently reflected by blinking, color, and the like.

In a detailed example for the latter case, when it is assumed that the note "mi" is set to yellow and the note "pa" is set to blue, on the screen, the words "Are you Sleeping?" are displayed in black and the current output corresponds to In the case of the electronic sound of the note "pa" of the word "You", the word "Are you" has yellow and blue colors, because the notes of the word "Are you" correspond to "mi pa", respectively, and the next word "Sleeping" Keep it black. In another example, the word "Are you" could also be allowed to have a red color and the next word "Sleeping" to remain black. This is a simple case of the color of the word being played or not.

In the beatbox, when the terminal is shaken, a different color is output to a black scene so that a predetermined sound is output from a sound source, and when the terminal is not shaken, a predetermined sound is not output (no sound source). For example, when a predetermined sound is output, red is output. However, when the predetermined sound is not output, it is impossible to change the color in a predetermined order or maintain a color other than red. In addition, in the beat box, when the terminal is not shaken, because the predetermined sound is not output, the beat box playback is not realized. However, when the terminal is shaken, beatbox playback is realized because a predetermined sound is output according to the shaking.

The motion recognition sensor unit 50 is a sensor for measuring information on motion of an object. The motion recognition sensor unit 50 includes an acceleration sensor for measuring acceleration to calculate a change in position of an object, and an angular velocity sensor (also referred to as a gyroscope) for measuring angular velocity to calculate a change in a rotation angle of an object. In implementing the preferred embodiment of the invention, as described below, an acceleration sensor or an angular velocity sensor may be used, but the subject matter of the invention is not limited to the sensor itself.

There are various methods for detecting a time point at which a terminal is shaken through an acceleration sensor. Rocking motions cause rapid changes in acceleration. A rapid change in acceleration is represented by an acceleration with a large slope on the time axis. When a predetermined threshold value of the slope has been set and the slope of the measured acceleration has exceeded the threshold value, it may be determined that shaking has been detected. In another approach, the shaking motion greatly increases the acceleration value. When a predetermined threshold value of the acceleration value has been set and the measured acceleration value has exceeded the threshold value, it may be determined that shaking has been detected. In another method, it can be determined that shaking is detected by applying the same method as described above.

There are various methods for detecting the point of time when the terminal is shaken by the angular velocity sensor. Shaking motions result in rapid changes in angular velocity. A rapid change in angular velocity can be expressed as a large slope of angular velocity on the time axis. When a predetermined threshold value for the slope has been set and the slope of the measured angular velocity has exceeded the threshold value, it may be determined that shaking is detected. In another approach, the shaking motion greatly increases the angular velocity value. Shake can be determined to be detected when a predetermined threshold value for the angular velocity value has been set and the measured angular velocity value has exceeded the threshold value. In another method, it can be determined that shaking is detected by applying the above two methods.

FIG. 13 is a flowchart illustrating a beatbox learning setting method in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

In step 611, the controller 10 controls the beat box setting screen to be displayed. In step 612, the controller 10 determines whether a menu key is input. According to the determination result, when the menu key input is detected, at step 613, the controller 10 controls the beatbox menu screen to be displayed. In step 614, the controller 10 determines whether the user selects one of the beatbox items displayed on the screen. The user can select an item by inputting the up and down direction keys and the confirmation key, as shown in FIG. 7 . When a selection is detected, at step 615, the controller 10 displays the contents of the selected beatbox. In step 616, the controller 10 determines whether to end the selection. When the selection is finished, at step 618, the controller 10 controls the selected tempo learning screen to be displayed.

However, when the selection is finished, at step 617, the controller 10 controls the instrument setting screen to be displayed. In step 619, the controller 10 determines whether the user selects one of the musical instruments displayed on the screen. In FIG. 7 described above, the instrument selection intermediate process is omitted. However, in fact, the user can select an instrument by inputting the menu key, the up and down arrow keys, and the confirmation key, similar to the case of selecting a beatbox. When a musical instrument selection is detected, the controller 10 displays the contents of the selected musical instrument at step 620 . In step 621, the controller 10 determines whether to end the selection. When the selection is finished, at step 618, the controller 10 controls the selected beatbox learning screen to be displayed.

However, when the selection is not finished, at step 622, the controller 10 controls the volume setting screen to be displayed. In step 623, the controller 10 determines whether the user selects one of the musical instruments displayed on the screen. In the above-mentioned FIG. 7, the volume selection intermediate process is omitted. However, in fact, the user can select the volume by entering the left and right direction keys and the confirmation key. When volume selection is detected, the controller 10 displays the content of the selected volume at step 624 . In step 625, the controller 10 determines whether the selection has ended. When the selection has ended, at step 618, the controller 10 controls the selected beatbox learning screen to be displayed.

14A and 14B are flowcharts illustrating a beatbox learning and playing method in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

In step 711 of FIG. 14A, the controller 10 controls the beat box learning play screen to be displayed. In step 712, the controller 10 determines whether a confirmation key is input. When the confirmation key input is detected, the controller 10 displays the type of beat box at step 713 . In step 714, the controller 10 determines whether a confirmation key is input. When the confirmation key input is detected, at step 715, the controller 10 displays a beatbox play screen. In step 716, the controller 10 determines whether a confirmation key is input. When the confirmation key input is detected, at step 717, the controller 10 displays an emulation screen and plays a beatbox. In step 718 , the controller 10 determines whether shaking of the terminal is detected by the motion recognition sensor unit 50 . When shaking of the terminal is detected, in step 719, the controller 10 outputs a beat box according to the detected shaking.

However, when shaking of the terminal is not detected, the controller 10 determines whether a confirmation key input is detected at step 720 of FIG. 14B . When the confirmation key input is detected, at step 721, the controller 10 displays a beatbox play screen. In step 722, the controller 10 determines whether a confirmation key is input. When the confirmation key input is detected, at step 723, the controller 10 displays an emulation screen and plays a beatbox. In step 724, the controller 10 determines whether shaking of the terminal is detected through the motion recognition sensor unit 50. When shaking of the terminal is detected, in step 725, the controller 10 outputs a beat box according to the detected shaking. In step 726, the controller 10 determines whether a menu key is input. When a menu key input is detected, return to step 713 of FIG. 14A to allow the type of beat box to be displayed.

However, when the menu key input is not detected at step 726, the controller 10 determines whether a confirmation key is input at step 727. When the confirmation key input is detected, the controller 10 displays the motion box screen and ends the process.

FIG. 15 is a diagram illustrating a method for personalizing 'My instrument' in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

In step 811, the controller 10 controls the motion beat box menu screen to be displayed. In step 812, the controller 10 determines whether the item "My instrument" is selected. When it is determined that the "My instrument" item has been selected, at step 813, the controller 10 controls the "My instrument" menu screen to be displayed. In step 814, the controller 10 determines whether the sub-item of "personalization" is selected. When the 'Personalization' sub-item has been selected, at step 815, the controller 10 controls a recording time setting screen to be displayed. In step 816, the controller 10 determines whether to set a recording time. When it is detected that the recording time has been set, at step 817, the controller 10 controls to prepare for recording and display the bar graph. When recording preparations are finished, recording starts. In step 818, the controller 10 determines whether to end the recording. When the recording has ended, at step 819, the controller 10 inputs the name of the recording file. Additionally, at step 820, the controller 10 stores the recording file to have the "My instrument" menu screen to be displayed with the input name and controls.

FIG. 16 is a diagram illustrating a method of checking "My instrument" in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

In step 911, the controller 10 controls the motion beatbox menu screen to be displayed. In step 912, the controller 10 determines whether the item "My instrument" is selected. When it is determined that the "My instrument" item has been selected, in step 913, the controller 10 controls the "My instrument" menu screen to be displayed. In step 914, the controller 10 determines whether a storage space is selected. When the storage space has been selected, at step 915, the controller 10 controls the storage space menu screen to be displayed. In step 916, the controller 10 determines whether the "Voice 1" subitem is selected or whether the detailed information of the "Voice 1" subitem has been selected. When the "Voice 1" sub-item has been simply selected, at step 917, the controller 10 displays "Replay of The Voice 1". However, when the detailed information has been selected, the controller 10 controls the detailed information screen to be displayed at step 918 .

FIG. 17 is a diagram illustrating a music box playing method in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

In step 1011 , the controller 10 controls the motion box menu screen to be displayed on the display unit 30 . In step 1012, the controller 10 determines whether a music box item has been selected. When it is determined that the music box item has been selected, the controller 10 controls the music box menu screen to be displayed on the display unit 30 at step 1013 . In step 1014, the controller 10 determines whether the user has selected one of the melodies displayed on the music box menu screen. When the predetermined melody has been selected, the controller 10 controls the melody information screen of the selected melody to be displayed on the display unit 30 at step 1015 . After displaying the melody information screen, at step 1016, the controller 10 detects the nth shaking of the terminal and at step 1017, outputs the sound of the nth note of the melody. In step 1018, the controller 10 determines whether all notes of the melody have been played. The process ends when all notes have been played. However, when not all notes have been played, control flow returns to step 1016.

FIG. 18 is a diagram illustrating a method for changing a background scene in a mobile communication terminal according to a preferred embodiment of the present invention.

In step 1111, the controller 10 determines whether the current mode is the beatbox learning play mode. When the current mode is the beatbox learning play mode, at step 1112, the controller 10 determines whether sound is output from the first sound source. When the sound is output from the first sound source, at step 1116, the controller 10 outputs a background scene of a third color. However, when the sound is not output from the first sound source, the controller 10 determines whether the sound is output from the second sound source at step 1113 . When the sound is output from the second sound source, at step 1117, the controller 10 outputs a background scene of the second color. However, when the sound is not output from the second sound source, the controller 10 determines whether the sound source exists at step 1114 . When there is no sound source, at step 1115, the controller 10 outputs a background scene of the first color.

Each playback depends on whether the motion of the terminal is detected or not. In addition, since the relationship between motion detection and playback has already been sufficiently described in FIGS. 14A and 14B and FIG. 17 , a detailed description will be omitted.

Referring to FIG. 7 or 8, since there is one window for selecting musical instruments, the number of selectable musical instruments is limited. However, in the simple play function instead of the learn function, two or more musical instruments can be selected. For example, in actual playback, according to the moment when the terminal is shaken, whether or not a specific button is pressed, the "kung-gi duk" of "kung-gi duk kung" can be output as the sound of a snare drum, and the sound of "kung-gi duk kung" "kung" is output as the sound of the bass drum. In the example shown, the first sound source and the second sound source represent the sounds of different musical instruments.

When it is determined in step 1111 that the current mode is not the beat box learning play mode, in step 1118 the controller 10 determines whether the current mode is the music box play mode. When it is determined that the current mode is the music box playing mode, in step 1119, the control 10 displays the words of the selected melody on the screen. In step 1120, as long as shaking is detected, the controller 10 plays the sound corresponding to the note of the corresponding melody, and at the same time changes the color of the letter corresponding to the note from a first color (such as FIG. 115(c)) to another color (such as Figure 115(d) and 5(e)).

In addition, in the case of playing the notes of the corresponding melody one by one as long as shaking is detected, it is also possible to refer to the background storage space of the sound file storage unit 23 and output a background scene having a color according to each note.

In addition, in the case where a melody has been selected and then a predetermined plurality of words with one color are displayed on the screen, the color of the letter corresponding to the currently played note may also be changed to the color corresponding to the note.

In addition, as long as shaking of the terminal is detected, multiple notes can also be played simultaneously or sequentially. In this way, chord playback or predetermined interval (eg short sentence) playback is adaptively achieved based on shaking detection. For example, in the case of storing a tune and chords for a predetermined melody in the sound file storage unit 23 in advance, when the user shakes the terminal once, a sound and chords according to the sound can be played. In another embodiment, if only the chords for the predetermined melody are stored in the sound file storage unit 23 in advance, as long as the user shakes the terminal once, the melody can also be played according to a chord. This scenario can be used when the user wishes to sing directly and simultaneously play the chords of the song based on the shaking of the terminal. In another embodiment, in the case where the predetermined melody is stored separately by short sentences in the sound file storage unit 23 in advance, as long as the user shakes the terminal, the melody can be played sequentially by one short sentence.

According to the present invention as described above, the sound depending on the motion of the mobile communication terminal is output so that the user can control the motion of the mobile communication terminal and output the sound vividly as if the user is actually playing a musical instrument. In addition, according to the present invention, the user can personalize "My instrument" and store "My instrument" in the mobile communication terminal so that the sound source can be selected and also the type of beat box can be selected. Therefore, it will be more fun in beatbox playback. In other words, the present invention allows users to select various beatboxes and various sound sources in "Personalized My instrument", so that each user's favorite beatbox environment can be provided. Furthermore, according to the present invention, during sound functions such as beat box play and music box play, the color of the background scene can be variously changed so that visual entertainment and audible entertainment can be provided to the user. So double the fun.

Although the present invention has been shown and described with reference to certain preferred embodiments thereof, workers skilled in the art will understand that changes may be made in form and detail without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention as set forth in the appended claims. Various changes. For example, in the above detailed description, the case where sound is output in response to the reciprocating motion of the mobile communication terminal has been described as an example. However, those skilled in the art will understand that the present invention can be applied when there is any motion of the mobile communication terminal. For example, even when a mobile communication terminal moves in only one direction, the present invention can be implemented so as to output a motion-dependent sound. In addition, playback melodies can be stored in memory and reproduced later.

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1. device that is used for controlling the music of mobile communication terminal, described device comprises:

Motion identification sensor unit is used to detect the motion and the output detection signal of described mobile communication terminal;

Sound source chip is used for output sound; And

Controller is used for receiving detection signal from described motion identification sensor unit, calculates the motion value of described mobile communication terminal, and according to the motion value of being calculated, controls described sound source chip so that output sound.

2. device as claimed in claim 1, wherein, described motion identification sensor unit comprises in acceleration transducer and the gyrosensor, the back and the place ahead that is used for detecting described mobile communication terminal to or right and left to reciprocating motion.

3. device as claimed in claim 1, wherein, described controller is determined the reciprocating motion of described mobile communication terminal by detection signal, and according to determined reciprocating motion, control will be by the predetermined idiophonic sound of described sound source chip output.

4. device as claimed in claim 1, wherein, described controller passes through detection signal, determine the reciprocating motion of described mobile communication terminal, and according to determined reciprocating motion, that control will be exported in order by described sound source chip, corresponding to the sound of each note of predetermined sound file music.

5. method that is used for controlling the music of mobile communication terminal, described method comprises step:

Determine whether to exist the motion of described mobile communication terminal;

When the motion of described mobile communication terminal exists, calculate the motion value of described mobile communication terminal; And

The sound that output is decided by the motion value of being calculated.

6. method as claimed in claim 5, wherein, back and the place ahead that described motion is included in described mobile communication terminal to or right and left in reciprocating motion.

7. method as claimed in claim 5 further comprises:

By detection signal, determine the reciprocating motion of described mobile communication terminal; And

When the reciprocating motion of described mobile communication terminal exists, the predetermined idiophonic sound of output.

8. method as claimed in claim 5 further comprises:

By detection signal, determine the reciprocating motion of described mobile communication terminal; And

When the reciprocating motion of described mobile communication terminal exists, in order output will by sound source chip output, corresponding to the sound of each note of predetermined sound file music.

9. device that is used for controlling the music of mobile communication terminal, described device comprises:

User interface is used for the required user's input of music;

Display unit is used to show the information screen of the music that will play;

Motion identification sensor unit is used for the motion of the described mobile communication terminal of instantaneous detection;

The audio files memory cell comprises the zone that is used to store at least one music information;

Controller is used for the motion according to the described mobile communication terminal that is detected by described motion identification sensor unit, the corresponding music that control will be play; And

Loud speaker is used to export the sound of the music of being play.

10. device as claimed in claim 9, wherein, described music comprises the broadcast of beat box, be stored in music information in the described audio files memory cell and comprise the type of beat box, and described controller detects by described user interface, use the required user's input of beat box learning functionality, control is based on the screen of the execution of the beat box learning functionality that will show on described display unit, and according to the motion of the described mobile communication terminal that detects by described motion identification sensor unit, the beat box that control will be play.

11. device as claimed in claim 10, wherein, the beat box that described controller control will show on described display unit is provided with screen, the beat box is listened to screen and beat box imitation screen, according to the input that is provided with that detects on the screen is set at the beat box, control will be listened to the beat box of playing on the screen at the beat box, and under the situation that shows beat box imitation screen, according to the motion of the described mobile communication terminal that is detected by described motion identification sensor unit, control is with the beat box of playing.

12. device as claimed in claim 11, wherein, described display unit further shows the screen of the type that is used to change described beat box.

13. device as claimed in claim 11, wherein, described display unit further shows the screen of the type that is used to change musical instrument.

14. device as claimed in claim 11, wherein, described display unit further shows the screen that is used to change volume.

15. device as claimed in claim 11, wherein, described controller control listens to the beat box that shows on screen, export a trifle of selected beat box simultaneously, so that the user can hear the beat box in advance, and control is with the beat box imitation screen that shows, output beat when the user continues to imitate this trifle simultaneously.

16. device as claimed in claim 9, wherein, music information comprises by " my instrument " file of customization and at least one musical instrument data, and the control of described controller is used for " my instrument " file storage is recorded memory.

17. device as claimed in claim 16, further comprise microphone, the sound that is used for being used to record converts the signal of telecommunication to, and wherein, described controller control is used to select the screen of recording time, after selecting recording time, is used to show the screen of the progress status of recording, and be used for show on the described display unit, when finishing when recording, require input to be assigned to the screen of the musical instrument name of storage file.

18. device as claimed in claim 17, wherein, described controller is by showing bar chart, the progress of the recording time that control will show being used to show on the screen of described progress status.

19. device as claimed in claim 16, wherein, described controller shows the screen of the type that is used to show the musical instrument of being stored, the screen that shows the content be used to show the musical instrument of selecting by the user, and the sound of controlling the corresponding musical instrument that to export, thereby allow verification " myinstrument " file.

20. device as claimed in claim 9, wherein, described audio files memory cell further comprises the zone that is used to store according to the predetermined background scene color of predetermined condition.

21. device as claimed in claim 20, wherein, when playing the beat box, described controller is according to the type of sound source, or the existence of source of students or do not have the background scene color that control will differently show.

22. device as claimed in claim 9, wherein, described music comprises the music box broadcast, the music information that is stored in the described audio files memory cell comprises at least one melody that is used for the music box broadcast, and described controller detects by described user interface, use the required user's input of music box function, control will show on described display unit, the information screen of the melody that selection is used to play, and needing only the motion that detects described mobile communication terminal by described motion identification sensor unit, control will sequentially be exported, sound corresponding to the note of selected melody.

23. device as claimed in claim 22, wherein, described audio files memory cell further comprises the zone that is used to store corresponding to the color of note, and the control of described controller will on described display unit, show, with predetermined a plurality of speech of the melody play, and when selecting the music box function, when melody continue to be play, each letter of control speech was so that have color corresponding to the note of melody.

24. device as claimed in claim 22, wherein, described audio files memory cell further comprises the zone that is used to store corresponding to the color of broadcast state, and described controller control will be on described display unit, the predetermined a plurality of speech that show with first color with the melody play, and when selecting the music box function, when melody continued to play, each letter of control speech was so that have second color.

25. device as claimed in claim 22, wherein, described audio files memory cell further comprises the zone that is used to store corresponding to the color of note, and when selecting the music box function, when melody continue to be play, described controller was controlled at the background scene that shows on the described display unit so that have color corresponding to the note of melody.

26. device as claimed in claim 9, wherein, described music comprises the music box broadcast, the music information that is stored in the described audio files memory cell comprises at least one melody that is used for the music box broadcast, and described controller detects by described user interface, use the required user's input of music box function, the information screen of the melody that the selection that control will show on described display unit is play, and as long as detect the motion of described mobile communication terminal by described motion identification sensor unit, control is corresponding to output simultaneously, the sound of at least two notes of selected melody.

27. device as claimed in claim 9, wherein, described music comprises the music box broadcast, the music information that is stored in the described audio files memory cell comprises at least one melody that is used for the music box broadcast, and described controller detects by described user interface, use the required user's input of music box function, the information screen of the melody that the selection that control will show on described display unit is play, and needing only the motion that detects described mobile communication terminal by described motion identification sensor unit, control is corresponding to meeting the sound of the note of the predetermined space of the selected melody of output sequentially.

28. a device that is used for controlling the music of mobile communication terminal, described device comprises:

Display unit is used to show that the beat box is provided with screen, the beat box is listened to screen and beat box imitation screen;

Loud speaker is used to export the sound of beat box;

User interface is used to user's input of using beat box learning functionality required;

Motion identification sensor unit is used for the motion of the described mobile communication terminal of instantaneous detection;

The audio files memory cell comprises the zone of the type that is used to store the beat box; And

Controller, be used for execution control screen based on the beat box learning functionality that will on described display unit, show, and under the situation that shows beat box imitation screen, according to the motion of the described mobile communication terminal that is detected by described motion identification sensor unit, control is with the beat box of playing.

29. a device that is used for controlling the music of mobile communication terminal, described device comprises:

User interface is used to user's input of using the music box function required;

Display unit is used to show the information screen that is used to play;

Motion identification sensor unit is used for the motion of the described mobile communication terminal of instantaneous detection;

The audio files memory cell comprises the zone that is used to store at least one melody; And

Controller is used for needing only the motion that is detected described mobile communication terminal by described motion identification sensor unit after selecting the music box function, and the output of control sequence ground is corresponding to the sound of the note of melody.

30. a method that is used for controlling the music of mobile communication terminal, described method comprises step:

Show and be used to change the screen that the beat box is provided with; And

When under the state that the beat box is set or under initial condition, during the input play command, show the screen that is used to guide user learning beat box, simultaneously according to corresponding state, output beat box.

31. method as claimed in claim 30, further comprise by form the sound that storage is prerecorded by the user, personalized " my instrument " file with file, wherein, in the type of musical instrument, comprise at least one " my instrument " file.

32. method as claimed in claim 31, wherein, personalized " my instrument " file comprises step:

Show the screen that is used to select recording time;

After selecting recording time, show the screen that is used to show the progress status of recording;

When finishing to record, show the screen that is used for requirement input musical instrument title; And

The musical instrument title of being imported is assigned to the recorded content that is used to store.

33. method as claimed in claim 32 further comprises verification " my instrument " file, described checking procedure comprises:

Show the screen that is used to illustrate the type of storing musical instrument;

Detect the selection of musical instrument; And

Show the screen of the content be used to illustrate selected musical instrument and the sound of exporting corresponding musical instrument.

34. method as claimed in claim 33 further comprises the screen that shows the details be used to illustrate selected musical instrument and the sound of the corresponding musical instrument of output.

35. method as claimed in claim 30 wherein, shows that the step of the screen be used to guide user learning beat box comprises:

Show that corresponding screen exports the trifle of selected beat box simultaneously so that the user can hear this trifle in advance; And

Show that corresponding screen imitates according to the user of described trifle simultaneously, the output beat.

36. a method that is used for controlling the music of mobile communication terminal, described method comprises step:

Show the screen be used to select the melody that to play by music box;

Show the information screen that is used for selected melody; And

As long as detect the motion of described mobile communication terminal, output is corresponding to the sound of the note of melody.

37. method as claimed in claim 36, wherein, information screen is the screen that shows predetermined a plurality of speech of the melody that will play with first color, and when this melody continued to play, each speech had second color.

38. method as claimed in claim 36, wherein, information screen is the screen that shows predetermined a plurality of speech of the melody that will play, and when this melody continued to play, each speech had the color corresponding to the note of this melody.

39. method as claimed in claim 36 further comprises when this melody continues to play, and controls this information screen so that have color corresponding to the note of this melody.

40. method as claimed in claim 36 as long as further comprise the motion that detects described mobile communication terminal, is exported the sound corresponding at least two notes of selected melody simultaneously.

41. method as claimed in claim 36 as long as further comprise the motion that detects described mobile communication terminal, is sequentially exported the sound corresponding to the note that conforms to the predetermined space of selected melody.

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