Electronic keyboard instrument, electronic instrument system, and sound emission control method
AssigneeCasio Computer Co., Ltd.
InventorsMakoto DANJYO, Fumiaki OTA, Atsushi NAKAMURA
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Abstract
An electronic keyboard instrument includes, a keyboard in which a plurality of keys are arranged; a sound emitter; and a controller. In a case in which a slide operation of sliding on a plurality of keys on the keyboard is detected, the controller controls the sound emitter to emit a first musical tone corresponding to a plurality of first keys pressed by the slide operation and a second musical tone corresponding to an unpressed second key positioned between the plurality of first keys.
Claims13
An electronic keyboard instrument comprising:
- a keyboard in which a plurality of keys are arranged;
- a sound emitter;
- and
- a controller,
- wherein
- in a case in which a slide operation of sliding on a plurality of keys on the keyboard is detected, the controller controls the sound emitter to emit a first musical tone corresponding to a plurality of first keys pressed by the slide operation and a second musical tone corresponding to an unpressed second key positioned between the plurality of first keys.
An electronic instrument system comprising:
- an electronic keyboard instrument including a keyboard and a controller;
- and
- an electronic device including a sound emitter,
- wherein,
- in a case in which a slide operation of sliding on a plurality of keys on the keyboard is detected, the controller controls the sound emitter to emit a first musical tone corresponding to a plurality of first keys pressed by the slide operation and a second musical tone corresponding to an unpressed second key between the plurality of first keys.
A control method performed by a controller of a keyboard instrument, the method comprising:
- in a case in which a slide operation of sliding on a plurality of keys on a keyboard is detected, controlling the sound emitter to emit a first musical tone corresponding to a plurality of first keys pressed by the slide operation and a second musical tone corresponding to an unpressed second key positioned between the plurality of first keys.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.