Sound control device, sound control method, and sound control program
AssigneeYamaha Corporation
InventorsKeizo HAMANO, Yoshitomo OTA, Kazuki KASHIWASE
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Abstract
A sound control device includes: a detection unit that detects a first operation on an operator and a second operation on the operator, the second operation being performed after the first operation; and a control unit that causes output of a second sound to be started, in response to the second operation being detected. The control unit causes output of a first sound to be started before causing the output of the second sound to be started, in response to the first operation being detected.
Claims19
A sound control device comprising:
- a detection unit that detects a first operation on an operator and a second operation on the operator, the second operation being performed after the first operation;
- and
- a control unit that causes output of a second sound to be started, in response to the second operation being detected,
- wherein the control unit causes output of a first sound to be started before causing the output of the second sound to be started, in response to the first operation being detected.
A sound control method comprising:
- detecting a first operation on an operator and a second operation on the operator, the second operation being performed after the first operation;
- causing output of a second sound to be started, in response to the second operation being detected;
- and
- causing output of a first sound to be started before causing the output of the second sound to be started, in response to the first operation being detected.
A non-transitory computer-readable recording medium storing a sound control program that causes a computer to execute:
- detecting a first operation on an operator and a second operation on the operator, the second operation being performed after the first operation;
- causing output of a second sound to be started, in response to the second operation being detected;
- and
- causing output of a first sound to be started before causing the output of the second sound to be started, in response to the first operation being detected.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.