Virtual Recording Studio
AssigneeUbiquity Holdings
InventorsKenneth S. Bailey, Christopher Carmichael
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Abstract
A virtual recording studio is formed based on information from a number of different locations. One instrument may be located locally, and other instruments may be located remotely, for example accessible over the Internet. The remote instruments may be combined with outputs from other instruments, to create a virtual recording studio where parts of it are available over the Internet. An electronic music component may also be used. The remote and local capture information may also include cameras that capture video information or still image information and combines those parts together, either with each other, or with another part.
Claims20
A system comprising:
- a mixer, enabling a plurality of different instruments to be mixed together to form a recording, said mixer including a computer that carries out mixing together said instruments, and said mixer having inputs for a plurality of different musical instruments,
- and where at least one of said inputs obtains digital musical information from at least one musical instrument over a digital channel, wherein said at least one input originates from a remote location.
A method, comprising:
- receiving, into a computer mixer, at least a first input from a remote location from the mixer, received over the Internet, and also receiving a second input from a local location;
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- mixing together said first and second inputs to create a mixed audio output.
A method, comprising:
- receiving, into a computer, at least a first digital input over the internet that originates from a remote location from the computer, and a second digital input over the internet which originates at a second remote location from the computer;
- using the computer for mixing together said first and second inputs to create a mixed audio output and to create a mixed video output, both said mixed audio output and said mixed video output being based on both said first digital input and said second digital input and also based on stored information.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.