A keyboard musical instrument includes a musical instrument case including an upper case, and a lower case having a concave part provided on a lower surface and opened on an outer peripheral surface-side, and a strap pin fixing portion is arranged in the concave part.

The object of the present invention is to provide an instrument and device rack for holding or storing electronic musical instruments and/or accessory equipment, which can be expanded in a simple and modular manner as required, and also to provide universal and orderly holding and arrangement of the musical instruments and/or accessory equipment or other accessories.

1. The modular instrument and device rack (1) for holding or storing electronic musical instruments and/or accessory devices, wherein two telescopically height-adjustable T-shaped foot elements (2) are connected via a connecting bridge (3) and at least two bearing elements (4) for a storage plate (5) are detachably fastened to the connecting bridge (3), wherein at least one extension element (7) can be detachably arranged on each at least of two bearing elements (4) via a respective support element (6) at least at one height and inclination deviating from the bearing elements (4), wherein in the case of two or more extension elements (7) to be arranged one above the other, the respective extension elements (7) are arranged respectively with a common support element (6) on the respective bearing element (4).

Apparatus 2 for supporting a musical keyboard 112 between two microphone stands 100, 106 comprising a body member 4 having a first end portion 6 and a second end portion 8. A first clamping arrangement 10 is provided at the first end portion 6 and configured to releasably clamp a microphone stand 100. A second clamping arrangement 12 is provided at the second end portion 8 and configured to releasably clamp a microphone stand 106. The body member 4 is arranged with respect to the first clamping arrangement 10 and the second clamping arrangement 12 such that, when the first clamping arrangement 10 is clamped to a first microphone stand 100 and the second clamping arrangement 12 is clamped to a second microphone stand 106 which is spaced from the first microphone stand 100, the body member 4 is arranged to support a musical keyboard for use of the keyboard.

An electronic musical instrument for generating a plurality of audio signals can include an attitude measuring unit that is configured to measure one or more changes in an attitude of the musical instrument with respect to a reference frame in a multi-dimensional space. The musical instrument can also include a processor that is configured to generate one or more signals based on the measured changes in the attitude of the musical instrument. The musical instrument can also include an audio synthesizer that is configured to generate the plurality of audio signals based on the generated signals.

This present invention relates to a stringed musical instrument with an integrated touch video screen allowing a user to play the instrument while singing along with a variety of pre-recorded songs. The video screen displays the words and other information of a user selected song. More specifically, the stringed musical instrument has built in karaoke components and the strings of the instrument can be strummed by the user to play a melody, or the user may mimic playing the instrument strings, wherein the sounds emitted from the strings can be muted.

A musical instrument, for example, a keyboard guitar, includes a body, an elongated neck coupled to the body, neck keys disposed on the elongated neck, and an output for transmitting an electrical signal generated by the musical instrument. Activation of each neck key generates an electrical signal at the output representing a pitch associated with a musical note. The musical instrument may also include body keys disposed on the body, and a strum bar that generates an electrical signal at the output representing a pitch associated with a musical note based on which of the body keys are activated during activation of the strum bar. Further, the musical instrument may include a continuous graphic image spanning the front face of the body and the body keys, forming a continuous pattern that is unbroken across a transition between key surfaces of the body keys and the front face of the body.

An apparatus, system, and method for an electronic handheld musical instrument that generates electronic signals for processing by a processor-based module to generate musical sounds adapted to replicate non-electronic traditional hand percussion and other handheld instruments, is provided. A piezoelectric-based trigger is secured in an enclosed volume or enclosure formed in the electronic handheld musical instrument. When manipulated by a musician in a normal fashion, freely moving beads float or travel within the enclosure of the electronic handheld musical instrument and strike against a sensitive face of the piezoelectric transducer device to create a desired sound effect.

A keyboard instrument includes a keyboard and an instrument case having a through hole penetrating therethrough from a top surface side to a bottom surface side and a positioning part configured to decide on a position of a music stand when a part of the music stand is disposed in the through hole.

A musical instrument, for example, a keyboard guitar, includes a body, an elongated neck coupled to the body, neck keys disposed on the elongated neck, and an output for transmitting an electrical signal generated by the musical instrument. Activation of each neck key generates an electrical signal at the output representing a pitch associated with a musical note. The musical instrument may also include body keys disposed on the body, and a strum bar that generates an electrical signal at the output representing a pitch associated with a musical note based on which of the body keys are activated during activation of the strum bar. Further, the musical instrument may include a continuous graphic image spanning the front face of the body and the body keys, forming a continuous pattern that is unbroken across a transition between key surfaces of the body keys and the front face of the body.

A keyboard instrument includes a keyboard and an instrument case having a through hole penetrating therethrough from a top surface side to a bottom surface side and a positioning part configured to decide on a position of a music stand when a part of the music stand is disposed in the through hole.