System for separating and mixing audio tracks within an original, multi-track recording
AssigneeJammit, Inc.
InventorSCOTT HUMPHREY
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Abstract
The teachings described herein are generally directed to a system, method, and apparatus for learning music through an educational audio track embodied on a computer readable medium. The system can comprise components including a processor, an input device, a database, a transformation module, an emulation recording module, an integration engine, an output module, and an output device, wherein each component is operable in itself to perform it's function in the system and operable with other system components to provide a system to a user for learning music.
Claims27
A system for separating and mixing tracks within an original, multi-track recording, the system comprising:
- a processor;
- a memory embodied in a non-transitory computer readable storage medium for receiving an original, multi-track recording having
- (i) an isolated instrument audio track;
- and,
- (ii) an emulation audio track;
- and,
- a transformation module embodied in a non-transitory computer readable storage medium, wherein the transformation module is operable by the user to select a variable gain ratio to mix any of a variety of ratios of volumes between (i) the isolated instrument audio track and (ii) the emulation audio track to assist the user in studying the isolated instrument audio track, the gain selection in each of the tracks being one of at least three settings between a minimum setting and a maximum setting;
- wherein, the system functions to provide the user with the tools to separate and mix one or more audio tracks within the original, multi-track recording.
A system for separating and mixing tracks within a prerecorded, multi-track recording, the system comprising:
- a processor;
- a memory embodied in a non-transitory computer readable storage medium for receiving a prerecorded, multi-track recording having
- (i) an isolated instrument audio track;
- and,
- (ii) an emulation audio track;
- and,
- a transformation module embodied in a non-transitory computer readable storage medium, wherein the transformation module is operable by the user to select a variable gain ratio to mix any of a variety of ratios of volumes between (i) the isolated instrument audio track and (ii) the emulation audio track to assist the user in studying the isolated instrument audio track, the gain selection in each of the tracks being one of at least three settings between a minimum setting and a maximum setting;
- wherein, the system functions to provide the user with the tools to study one or more audio tracks within the prerecorded, multi-track recording.
A handheld device for separating and mixing tracks within a prerecorded, multi-track recording, the system comprising:
- a graphical user interface;
- a processor;
- a memory embodied in a non-transitory computer readable storage medium for receiving a prerecorded, multi-track recording having
- (i) an isolated instrument audio track;
- and,
- (ii) an emulation audio track;
- a transport state selection operable to allow a user to select an isolated beat, bar or bars of the prerecorded, multi-track recording, the transport state selection indicating a location in the piece of music according to a tempo map, the graphical user interface displaying a looping page showing a beat, bar or bars of the isolated instrument audio track for repeated playback;
- and,
- a transformation module embodied in a non-transitory computer readable storage medium, wherein the transformation module is operable by the user to select a variable gain ratio to separate and/or mix any of a variety of ratios of volumes between (i) the isolated instrument audio track and (ii) the emulation audio track to assist the user in studying the isolated instrument audio track, the gain selection in each of the tracks being one of at least three settings between a minimum setting and a maximum setting;
- wherein, the handheld device functions to provide the user with the tools to study one or more audio tracks within the prerecorded, multi-track recording.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.