Apparatus, system and methods for creating musical compositions
AssigneeLoops Lab Ltd.
InventorsAyal Yona Segev, Zeev Jelinek
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Abstract
Apparatuses, systems, and methods are presented for creation of musical compositions based on radio frequency identification (RFID) tags placed on a spot on the surface of a base. The RFID tags transmit a unique identifier (UID) to an RFID reader situated beneath the spot. The UID can be used to play music loops associated with the UID. An on-line database can be queried to determine whether a default music loop set or a new music loop set is to be played. If the default music loop set is retained, then context data can be applied to the music loop set to harmonize the resulting musical composition.
Claims6
A device comprising:
- a doll base;
- a base lid attached to the doll base so as to enclose a radio frequency identification (RFID) tag and a doll magnet within the doll base, wherein the RFID tag is operable to transmit an output signal comprising a unique identifier (UID) to a base apparatus, and wherein the RFID tag is positioned in proximity around the doll magnet to avoid neutralizing the RFID tag and reduce interference when the output signal is transmitted to the base apparatus, the base apparatus comprising:
- one or more light sources located beneath a surface of the base that, when turned on, emit light that define position designation indicators that correspond to spots on the base apparatus where the device containing the RFID tag can be placed, wherein the one or more light sources are operable to:
- be turned on and off, and
- emit different colors of light;
- and
- a plurality of RFID readers, wherein each of the plurality of RFID readers:
- reside beneath the surface of the base apparatus and correspond to one of the spots of the, and
- are operable to receive the UID transmitted by the RFID tag and produce an individual output signal including data related to its spot position and additional information comprising the UID.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.