DE10053720A1 - Music recording method for CD player has each section of sung piece of music recorded on CD in 3 versions selected by CD player for providing new mix - Google Patents

Abstract

The recording method provides 3 different variations for each verse, refrain and intermediate section of a sung piece of music, recorded on a single CD in defined areas, with the CD player allowing a random selection, or a personal selection of the different versions of each section of the recorded music, allowing a new mix for the music piece to be provided each time the CD is played.

Description

Explanation

This is the technical procedere for admission different interpretations of a piece of music and its parts (non- classic, but also classic area) on one and the same CD, so that one in this regard equipped CD player the differently designed sections of the piece of music to different versions of the entire piece of music - by Random selection - can put together.

background

It has long been boring and by no means stimulating always listen to a favorite piece of music in the same version have to. Only attending concerts by the respective artist offers the Possibility of a different version / interpretation of individual parts of the piece to hear.

This for the 21st century and the associated state of the art Possibilities of anachronistic simplicity, this utility model can be something new oppose.

The remedy consists of three components:

• 1. The artist has different interpretations for the recording of his CD who sing parts of his piece of music.
• 2. The CD must have these different interpretations of the parts of the Record the piece of music (record it technically), from each other separated according to the following pattern.  
• 3. The novel CD player must be able to handle the various To combine interpretations of the parts.

In this way, different versions of the same are created Singing piece, characterized in that different parts of the Are interpreted differently.

The three components of the new technology thus consist in the novel design of the piece of music by the musician of the CD burned accordingly,
the technically upgraded CD player

Explanations of the technical procedere of the recording on the CD

A piece of music (non classic) consists of 5 to 7 parts.

Example 1: "Now that you're gone", Mike and the mechanics
Verse 1 / refrain 1 / verse 2 / refrain 2 / special part adapter / refrain 3 = 6 parts.

Example 2: "Titanic Song", Celin Dion
Verse 1 / refrain 1 / verse 2 / refrain 2 / special part: verse in refrain notes = 5 parts.

With the new recording technique there are now variations in the interpretation of the individual stanzas and individual choruses and special parts as each delimited parts included.

There are then z. B .:
Stanza 1 in a / stanza 1 in b / stanza 1 in c variation
Refrain 1 in a / Refrain 1 in b / Refrain 1 in c-variation
Stanza 2 in a / stanza 2 in b / stanza 2 in c variation
Refrain 2 in a / Refrain 2 in b / Refrain 2 in c-variation
Intermediate piece or special part in a / b / c variation
Refrain 3 in a, b and c variation.

The playback technology of the CD player now mixes (e.g. at random) a variation of the song by making a 'sentence' from one version at a time St1 + R1 + St2 + R2 + Zw1 + R3.

For example, St1a + R1c + St2a + R2b + Zwc + R3b as 'set' compiled.

Each time the CD is played, the CD player mixes a different variation. With this technique and the recording conditions given above there are easily 200 variations of a piece of music, so it won't boring to listen to it. (Formula: stanzas and choruses high number of Interpretations, e.g. B. 6 to 3 for "now that you're gone").

Additional technology can also allow personal selection (instead of Random selection), so that even combined, the respective piece itself from the Interpretations can be compiled.

Additional technology can also allow one or more versions - through the Keep order - save.

CD-Print

Every single verse and refrain as well as every one must be on the CD Intermediate piece must be fired separately (The CD player's random selection technique is intended to cover each of these sections of a song as a total selection).

Utility model for converting the technology of the CD player for playing version versions of a vocal piece

Existing CD player technology and how this for "version vocal pieces- Technology "can be used:

1. the random selection

On a CD are z. B. 13 pieces of music. Because it's always the same The sequence in which the pieces are played one after another becomes boring  CD player randomly selects an order in which it is located on the CD Plays pieces now.

This "random selection" is now on playing version vocal pieces converted.

The CD must now be burned so that the random selection technique of the CD Players each section of a single song as a total identified as if it were the entire CD.

2. shock absorber system

The Diskman reads the progression of the piece a few seconds ahead, saves the information and fills it with interruptions Gaps.

With this technique, the CD burned in the version form can saved pauses between the individual stanzas / choruses / Intermediate pieces can be overcome.

Claims (3)

1. Recording music pieces and burning them on a CD in such a way that every stanza, every chorus, every intermediate piece and every special part in three Variations exist and each of these parts has a delimited field Area that the random selection technique of the CD player as a respective Selection area identified. 2. Use the random selection technique to choose between the three Interpretations of a stanza, a chorus, an intermediate piece or Special part. 3. Use of the shock absorber technology to bridge the breaks, by burning the individual stanzas, choruses, intermediate and Special parts are created as delimited areas.