Chord based method of assigning musical pitches to keys
AssigneeBerggram Development Oy
InventorJussi Bergman
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AssigneeBerggram Development Oy
InventorJussi Bergman
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Improvisation or playing along with a musical group or with a song is enjoyable to people and musicians of all ability levels. However, it is easy to play notes which do not harmonize with other notes and pitches which are being played. Provided herein is a method, computer program product and electronic device for assigning a set of pitches to a plurality of physical keys of an electronic device. The method may include the steps of obtaining an input chord, disassembling the chord into at least one base note and a plurality of individual voices, arranging a predetermined number of voices of the chord according to at least one predefined rule, and assigning at least one set of pitches to a plurality of physical keys of an electronic device, said set of pitches corresponding to the base note and arranged predetermined number of voices of the chord. The present method allows a musician to freely play along without the possibility of playing an errant note as the user does not control the actual pitch associated with the physical keys being played.
A method of assigning a set of pitches to a plurality of physical keys, said method comprising the computer implemented steps of;
A non-transitory computer readable medium having stored there on a set of computer executable instructions for assigning a set of pitches to a plurality of physical keys of an electronic device, said instructions for causing a processor to;
An electronic device having a plurality of physical keys, a processor and a computer readable storage medium, said computer readable storage medium having stored there on a set of computer executable instructions for assigning a set of pitches to a plurality of said physical keys, said instructions for causing the processor to;
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