Techniques for processing chords of musical content and related systems and methods
AssigneeHarmonix Music Systems, Inc.
InventorsEric Brosius, Ryan William Challinor, Paul Burrowes
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Abstract
Described herein are techniques for adjusting notes of a first musical piece based on chord data of a second musical piece. A first musical piece is accessed, wherein the first musical piece comprises a plurality of notes. Chord data associated with a second musical piece is accessed. One or more of the plurality of notes are compared to the chord data. An aspect of the one or more of the plurality of notes is changed based on the comparison.
Claims21
A computer-implemented method of adjusting notes of a first musical piece based on chord data of a second musical piece, the method comprising:
- accessing a first musical piece, wherein the first musical piece comprises a plurality of notes;
- accessing chord data associated with a second musical piece;
- comparing one or more of the plurality of notes to the chord data;
- and
- changing, based on the comparison, an aspect of the one or more of the plurality of notes.
A non-transitory computer-readable media comprising instructions that, when executed by one or more processors on a computing device, are operable to cause the one or more processors to perform:
- accessing a first musical piece, wherein the first musical piece comprises a plurality of notes;
- accessing chord data associated with a second musical piece;
- comparing one or more of the plurality of notes to the chord data;
- and
- changing, based on the comparison, an aspect of the one or more of the plurality of notes.
A system comprising a memory storing instructions, and one or more processors configured to execute the instructions to perform:
- accessing a first musical piece, wherein the first musical piece comprises a plurality of notes;
- accessing chord data associated with a second musical piece;
- comparing one or more of the plurality of notes to the chord data;
- changing, based on the comparison, an aspect of the one or more of the plurality of notes.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.