An electronic stringed musical instrument is provided which is capable of performing string-pressing detection while maintain a neck strength without lowering reliability. Here, Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) tags where wiring is not necessary are arranged between frets for each of the first to sixth strings, whereby its neck strength is maintained. When a string comes close to an RFID tag in response to a string-pressing operation, the RFID tag wirelessly transmits first identification information including at least its own fret number (string-pressed point) using electrical power acquired by receiving a radio wave transmitted from the string that functions as an antenna. Then, this information is received and demodulated via the string that functions as an antenna. That is, the string-pressed point is detected by non-contact detection, so that string-pressing detection can be performed without lowering reliability.

An electronic guitar pick, system, system and method may include an enclosure forming a cavity, the enclosure having a first end that is substantially pointed and a second end opposite the first end that is substantially flat, the enclosure having a thickness proximate the cavity greater than a thickness proximate the first end. The electronic guitar pick, system, and method may further include a sensor contained, at least in part, within the cavity and configured to generate a sensor output based on an interaction with the enclosure and a sensory output device, communicatively coupled to the sensor, configured to output a sensory output based, at least in part, on the sensor output.

Electronic musical instruments as disclosed, include sensors to digitize and alter the sound using FSR sensors in the mouthpieces and other elements of the instrument to mimic the variations available in analog instruments.

A musical training apparatus that has a string board for holding guitar strings, the string board having a head stock positioned proximate an end thereof and tuning pegs positioned on and through the headstock. The invention includes an orthogonal extending member having a first end and a second end, the first end being coupled to the rear surface of the string board. The invention also has a belly plate having top surface and a bottom surface, the second end of the orthogonal extending member being coupled to the top surface of belly plate and a thigh brace having a thigh brace extension portion coupling a lower edge of the string board to a curved member.

An electronic stringed musical instrument is provided which is capable of performing string-pressing detection while maintain a neck, strength without lowering reliability. Here, Radio-Frequency Identification (RFID) tags where wiring is not necessary are arranged between frets for each of the first to sixth strings, whereby its neck strength is maintained. When a string comes close to an RFID tag in response to a string-pressing operation, the RFID tag wirelessly transmits first identification information including at least its own fret number (string-pressed point) using electrical power acquired by receiving a radio wave transmitted from the string that functions as an antenna. Then, this information is received and demodulated via the string that functions as an antenna. That is, the string-pressed point is detected by non-contact detection, so that string-pressing detection can be performed without lowering reliability.

Electronic musical instruments as disclosed, include sensors to digitize and alter the sound using FSR sensors in the mouthpieces and other elements of the instrument to mimic the variations available in analog instruments.

An electronic guitar pick, system, system and method may include an enclosure forming a cavity, the enclosure having a first end that is substantially pointed and a second end opposite the first end that is substantially flat, the enclosure having a thickness proximate the cavity greater than a thickness proximate the first end. The electronic guitar pick, system, and method may further include a sensor contained, at least in part, within the cavity and configured to generate a sensor output based on an interaction with the enclosure and a sensory output device, communicatively coupled to the sensor, configured to output a sensory output based, at least in part, on the sensor output.

A controller for musical instrument models is presented, comprising acoustic elements with embedded vibration sensors that the user actuates for example by plucking, strumming, or striking the elements. A vibration sensor attached to each acoustic element is used to generate an excitation signal for musical instrument models. A note input interface can be included so that note input such as MIDI can be used to control the musical pitch of the musical instrument models.

The present invention relates to the technical field of guitars. Disclosed are a sound production method for an intelligent error-correcting guitar. The intelligent error-correcting guitar comprises a control module, an audio playback module, a string-pressing sensor group and a string-plucking sensor group. When the intelligent error-correcting guitar operates, the control module is used for receiving a string-pressing combination signal acquired by the string-pressing sensor group and a string-string-plucking source signal acquired by the string-plucking sensor group; When receiving the signal from the string-pressing sensor group, the control module matches the signal with a preset string-pressing combination in the control module, and the control module simultaneously receives the string-string-plucking source signal from the string-plucking sensor group at the same time; And the control module specifies, according to the matched string-pressing combination and the string-string-plucking source signal, a corresponding audio file to be played by means of the audio playback module. By means of the present invention, error-correction sound production can be performed, thereby reducing the difficulty of playing and making the playing of a guitar easy; and the use is simple.