Emulation of at least one sound of a drum-type percussion instrument
AssigneeRedison
InventorJerome Dron
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The present invention relates to a removable electronic device for emulating at least one sound of a drum-type percussion instrument, said device being intended to instrumentalise a striking element. A defining means defines a striking area on a tangible support. An allocating means allocates a drum element associated with a predetermined sound to the striking area, in a database. At least one sensor generates a stroke signal having at least one piece of stroke information on a stroke of a user with the striking element in the striking area. A computer processing means implements a processing algorithm configured to process the stroke signal to spatially locate said stroke in order to detect the area struck and to determine the drum element corresponding to this area struck. A generating means is configured to generate a sound signal comprising information on the sound virtually generated by said stroke of the striking element in said area struck.
A method for emulating at least one sound of a drum-type percussion instrument using at least one striking element instrumentalised by an electronic device attached in a removable manner to said at least one striking element and comprising at least one sensor designed to provide at least one piece of information, referred to as stroke information, on a stroke of a user with said at least one striking element, the at least one sensor having at least one gyroscope-type sensor providing information on spatial coordinates of the striking element at the time of the impact of the striking element in a striking area,
A removable electronic device for emulating at least one sound of a drum-type percussion instrument, said device being intended to instrumentalise a striking element, comprising:
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