Audio signal processing method, audio signal processing system, and storage medium storing program
AssigneeYamaha Corporation
InventorMasaru AISO
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Abstract
An audio signal processing method receives, by a terminal, a backtalk input instruction from a performer, obtains, by a microphone connected to the terminal, voice information from the performer, and outputs, in a case where the backtalk input instruction has been received by the terminal, a backtalk signal corresponding to the voice information obtained by the microphone connected to the terminal to a monitor bus of a mixer.
Claims17
An audio signal processing method comprising:
- receiving, by a terminal, a backtalk input instruction from a performer;
- obtaining, by a microphone connected to the terminal, voice information from the performer;
- and
- outputting, in a case where the backtalk input instruction has been received by the terminal, a backtalk signal corresponding to the voice information obtained by the microphone connected to the terminal to a monitor bus of a mixer.
An audio signal processing system comprising:
- a terminal;
- and
- a mixer,
- wherein the terminal comprises:
- a receptor configured to receive a backtalk input instruction from a performer;
- and
- a microphone configured to obtain voice information from the performer;
- and
- wherein the mixer comprises:
- a monitor bus configured to send an audio signal for a monitor, and
- a signal processor configured to output, in a case where the backtalk input instruction has been received by the terminal, a backtalk signal corresponding to the voice information obtained by the microphone to the monitor bus.
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium storing computer-executable instructions, which when executed by a computer, cause the computer to perform an audio signal processing method comprising:
- causing a terminal to receive a backtalk input instruction from a performer;
- causing the terminal to obtain voice information from the performer by using a microphone of the terminal;
- and
- causing a mixer to output a backtalk signal corresponding to the voice information obtained by the microphone of the terminal, to a monitor bus of the mixer, in a case where the backtalk input instruction has been received by the terminal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.