Rockin’ Patent Application – Tencent Technology’s “Method, Apparatus, Device, Medium And Program Product For Processing Virtual Concert”

CN 114120943 - Tencent Technology - Method, Apparatus, Device, Medium And Program Product For Processing Virtual Concert - Patents Rock - Russell IP
  • Rockin’ Patent Application: CN 114120943
  • Filed: 22 November 2021
  • In the name of: Tencent Technology 
  • Title: Method, Apparatus, Device, Medium And Program Product For Processing Virtual Concert
  • What’s claimed: (machine translation from Chinese into English)  “A processing method for a virtual concert, wherein the method comprises: In the song practice interface of the current object, the concert entrance is presented; Based on the concert entrance, a concert creation instruction for the target singer is received; In response to the concert creation instruction, creating a concert room for performing simulated singing of the target singer’s song; Collect the singing content corresponding to the current object’s simulated singing of the target singer’s song, and play the singing content through the concert room; Wherein, the singing content is used for the terminal corresponding to the object in the concert room to play through the concert room.”
  • Why this patent application rocks: This patent application appears to relate to a processing method by Tencent Technology for virtual concerts in the metaverse. For more information, see here.

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