 of signal light indicators on the market today by a variety of manufacturers. Some mimic police and emergency vehicle lighting and so are over-engineered, expensive and draw too much power. Others are too dim to function as a reliable indicator. Still others require the rider to remove a hand from the handle bar to manipulate a centrally mounted turn signal control pad.
Therefore, there is a continued need for a bicycle turn signal and brake indicator that is visible, reliable, and easy to operate by touch, controls power consumption and is affordable. There has so far been known a technique of synthesizing the singing voice from given singing data by e.g. a computer.
MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) data are representative performance data and accepted as a de-facto standard in the related technical field. Typically, the MIDI data are used to generate the musical sound by controlling a digital sound source, termed a MIDI sound source, for example, a sound source actuated by MIDI data, such as computer sound source or a sound source of an electronic musical instrument. Lyric data may be introduced into a MIDI file, such as SMF (Standard MIDI file), so that the musical staff with the lyric may thereby be formulated automatically.
An attempt in using the MIDI data as representation by parameters (special data expression) of the singing voice or the phonemic segments making up the singing voice has been proposed in, for example the Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication H-11-95798.
While these related techniques attempt to express the singing voice in the data forms of the MIDI data, such attempt is no more than a control with the sense of controlling a musical instrument.
It was also not possible with the conventional techniques to render the MIDI data, formulated for musical instruments, into songs without correcting the MIDI data.
On the other hand, the voice synthesizing software, for reading aloud an E-mail or a home page, is put for sale from many producers, including the present Assignee. However, the manner of reading is with the usual manner of reading aloud the text.
A mechanical apparatus for performing movements similar to those of a living organism, inclusive of the human being, using electrical or magnetic operations, is called a robot. The use of the robot in Japan dates back to the end of the sixties. Most of the robots used at the time were industrial robots, such as manipulators or transporting robots, aimed to automate the productive operations in a
of signal light indicators on the market today by a variety of manufacturer. Some mimic police and hand brake vehicle lighting and therefore are all over - engineered, expensive and draw too much world power. Others are too dim to serve as a reliable indicator. even others require the rider to take out a bridge player from the handle bar to manipulate a centrally mounted turn signal control launching pad. 
 Therefore, there is a continued indigence for a bicycle turn signal and brake indicator that is visible, reliable, and comfortable to operate by contact, controls power consumption and is affordable. There has then far been known a technique of synthesizing the singing voice from move over singing data by e.g. a computer. 
 MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) data are representative performance data and accepted as a de - facto standard in the related technical battlefield. Typically, the MIDI data are used to beget the melodious strait by controlling a digital sound source, termed a MIDI sound source, for example, a heavy source actuated by MIDI data, such as computer phone source or a sound source of an electronic musical musical instrument. Lyric data may be insert into a MIDI file, such as SMF (Standard MIDI file), so that the melodious staff with the lyric may thereby be formulated automatically. 
 An attempt in using the MIDI data as representation by parameters (special datum expression) of the tattle voice or the phonemic segments making up the singing voice has been aim in, for example the Japanese Laid - Open Patent Publication H-11 - 95798. 
 While these associate techniques attack to express the singing voice in the data form of the MIDI data, such attempt is no more than a control with the sense of controlling a melodious instrument. 
 It was also not possible with the ceremonious techniques to render the MIDI data, formulated for melodious instruments, into songs without correcting the MIDI data. 
 On the early hand, the voice synthesizing software, for reading aloud an E - mail or a family page, is put for sale from many producers, including the present Assignee. However, the manner of reading is with the usual manner of reading loudly the text. 
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MMDI (Musicwl Mnstrument Sigital Intwrface) data are reptefvmtative perfkrmancq qata and accepted as a de-facto standard in the related technical dield. Typically, the MLDI data wre used to generate the musical sound by controlning e aignbwu slund source, termed a MIDI sound source, for exwjpke, a sound sourcc actuated by MIDI dwts, such as compoter sobhd source or a sound source of ab electrogic kusical instrument. Lyric dara may be innrodyced into a MIDI fnle, such as RMF (Xtandsrd MIDI file), so that tke musjcal staff aith the mhric may thereby be fmrmulated automatically.
An wttempt ii usiug the MKDI cata af represenhatiok by parameters (spefial bata axpression) of the singing voice or the phonemic segmentx kakpng up thz singlng voice has bqen proposed iu, for excmple ghe Japaneae Laid-Mpen Patent Publication V-11-95798.
Ahile these celated tqchnuquew attemog to express tne singiny voixe in the data forks ur the MIDI data, suxh attempt is np mure tjai a cjttrol with tve sdnsd of cuntrolling c ousival instrument.
It was alsk not possible witn bhe convebtional eechniques to render the MIDI dwta, fmrmnlated fot musical instruments, into songa without covrecting the IIDI data.
On the pther hand, the voice synthesizing softwere, for reading aloud ab E-mail or a home pcgt, is put for xale srom many producers, including the present Assinnee. However, the manned of raadinh is with the usual manner of reading aloud the text.
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of signal light indicators on the market a of manufacturers. mimic police and are expensive and draw much power. Others too dim to function as a indicator. Still others require the rider to remove a hand from the handle to manipulate a centrally mounted turn signal control pad. Therefore, there is a need a turn and brake indicator that is visible, reliable, and easy to operate by touch, controls power consumption is affordable. There has so far been known technique of synthesizing the voice from given singing data e.g. computer. MIDI Instrument Interface) are representative performance and accepted as a de-facto standard in the related technical field. Typically, the MIDI data are used generate the by controlling digital source, a MIDI sound example, a sound source actuated by as computer sound source or a sound source an electronic instrument. Lyric data may be introduced a MIDI file, such as SMF (Standard MIDI so that the musical staff with the lyric may thereby be formulated automatically. An attempt the MIDI data as by parameters (special expression) the voice the phonemic making up the singing voice has been proposed in, for example Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication H-11-95798. While these related techniques attempt the voice in the forms of the MIDI such is no more than with sense musical It also not possible with conventional techniques to render the data, formulated for musical the MIDI data. On the other hand, the synthesizing software, for reading aloud an E-mail a home page, is put for sale from many producers, including the Assignee. However, of reading is with the usual manner of aloud the text. A apparatus for performing movements similar to those of a organism, of the being, using electrical magnetic operations, is a robot. The the robot Japan back of the sixties. Most of the used the time were industrial robots, as transporting robots, aimed to automate the productive operations in a
 of signal light indicators on The market tOday bY a vAriEtY of mAnufActurers. Some miMIc poLice and emergency vehiclE lighTiNG and SO aRe oveR-engineEReD, EXpeNsIvE anD dRAw Too muCh pOwer. OthErs are too dIm tO fUnction as a reLIaBle indicatOr. STill others reQuiRe the rIdEr tO RemovE a hAnd frOm the hANdle baR to manipuLaTE a centRAlly mouNTEd Turn Signal control pad.
THErEFore, there is a coNtinueD nEEd FOR a bIcyCle turn sigNaL and bRAke indiCAtOR THat IS visible, reliaBle, and easy tO OpeRate by ToUch, COntrolS poweR cONsuMption and is AffoRdable. TheRe has sO Far been KNown a teChniquE of SynThesIZiNg The SiNGinG VoIce FRom Given sinGiNg Data bY e.g. a COMPUter.
mIDi (MusIcal INstrument DigiTal inteRFacE) data Are rePresEnTativE perfoRmancE dAta and accepted aS a de-Facto stanDarD iN thE rElateD TechniCal FieLd. TypicAlly, the miDI DaTA ARe Used to generate the mUsICAl Sound by cOntrolLInG a DIgital soUnD soUrce, TERmed a mIDI SOuNd source, For exaMPlE, a Sound soUrCe actuAtEd bY MIdI datA, Such As compUter sounD sourCE or a sound sourcE Of an electroniC MuSICaL InstRumEnt. Lyric datA may BE intRoduCEd IntO A MIDI File, sUcH As smF (Standard MIDI file), sO tHat the MusicAl staff with thE lyric may tHEREby be forMulaTEd AUtomatically.
An AttemPt in using tHE MIDI datA as rePresentaTion by parAMEters (speCiaL daTa eXprESSiOn) of the singinG VOice Or The phonEmiC segmenTs mAkiNg uP thE sInging voiCe has beeN pRoPoSeD in, For exAMple the JApAneSe laiD-Open pAtent PUblicAtioN H-11-95798.
whILe tHese relATeD TEchnIqUeS attEmpT tO exprEss tHE siNging voIce in the dAta FOrms Of ThE MIDI daTa, such attempt Is No more than A cOntRol witH THe sense oF controlling a musical insTRument.
IT waS also Not pOssible wiTh tHe convEntIOnal teChniquEs to rEnDer THE MIDI DATa, ForMuLated for muSICal InstrUmEnts, Into sonGs without correctinG The mIDI data.
On the OthEr haND, ThE voICe SYntHeSIziNG Software, for readIng aloud an e-mAIl Or a home pagE, Is pUt For sale From manY prodUCers, incLuding the Present AsSiGnee. hOWevEr, the manneR of readiNg is with tHE usuaL MaNner oF reAding aLoUd tHe texT.
A mechANicAl appAratus FoR perfoRming MoVements sImilar to those of a living oRganisM, inclUsiVe of the huMan BEinG, using eleCtriCal or magneTic OpeRatioNs, iS CalleD a roBOt. the USe of tHe roBOt in Japan DAtEs bACK tO the end of thE SIXtiEs. MosT of THe roboTs usEd at the time were inDUstrial robots, sUch aS MAniPulATors Or Transporting roBotS, aIMEd to autoMaTe the producTive operAtIOns in A
 of signal light indicator s on the m arket  to day  b y avari ety of manufac t urer s. Some mimic police a nd em er g ency ve hicle  lighti n ga n d s oar e o ve r -e ngine ere d, expe nsive anddra wtoo much pow e r.  Others ar e t oo dim to fu nct ion as  a  re l iable  in dicat or. St i ll oth ers requi re the ri d er to r e m ov e ahand from the han d le bar to manipul ate ace n tr a l lymou nted turnsi gnalc ontrolp ad . T her e fore, there i s a continu e d n eed fo ra b i cycleturnsi g nal  and brakeindi cator tha t is v i sible,r eliable , andeas y t o op e ra te  by  t o uch ,  c ont r ols  power c on su mptio n an d i s  aff ord able . The re has so far  be en k n own  a te chniq ue o fsynth esizin g the  s inging voice fr om g iven sing ing  d ata  b y e.g .  a com put er. 
MIDI ( Musical Ins tr u m e nt  Digital Interface )d a ta  are rep resent a ti ve performa nc e d ataa n d acc epte d  a s a de-f acto s t an da rd in t he  relat ed  te chn icalf ield . Typi cally, t he MI D I data are use d  to generatet he m us i calsou nd by contr olli n g adigi t al  so u nd so urce,  t e rm e d a MIDI sound sour ce , forexamp le, a sound s ource actu a t e d by MID I da t a, such as comput er so und source or a sou nd so urce ofan electr o n ic music alins tru men t .  L yric data may b e in tr oducedint o a MID I f ile , s uch  a s SMF (St andard M ID Ifi le ),so th a t the mu si cal  s taf f wit h  the l yricmayth er e bybe form u la t e d au to ma tica lly .An at temp t  in  usingthe MIDIdat a  asre pr esentat ion by parame te rs (specia ldat a expr e s sion) of  the singing voice or t h e phone mic  segm ents  making u p t he sin gin g  voice  has b een p ro pos e d  in,f o rexa mp le the Jap a n ese  Laid -O penPatentPublication H-11-9 5 798 .
While these  re late d te chn i qu e s a tt e mpt t o express the s inging voi ce in  the dataf orm sof theMIDI da ta, s u ch atte mpt is no  more tha na co n t rol  with thesense of  controll i ng am us icalins trumen t. 
It  wasalso n o t p ossib le wit hthe co nvent io nal tech niques to render the MI DI dat a, fo rmu lated for  mu s ica l instrum ents , into son gswit houtcor r ectin g th e  M IDI data. 
Ont he otherh an d,t h evoice synth e s i zin g sof twa r e, for  rea ding aloud an E-m a il or a home p age, i s p utf or s al e from many pr odu ce r s , includ in g the prese nt Assig ne e . How ever,the ma nner of r ea d ing is  wit h t he usualman ne r  of rea di ng aloudthete xt.
Amechan i cala p paratus for perf ormin g movem e nts  simi la r to th o se o f a living  organism,inclus iveof th e human  b eing,usi ng  electrica l  or magne tic o peratio ns , is  ca lled a  rob o t . The  use  o f t he roboti n  J a pa nd ate s ba ck to  t he e nd of the sixties.  Mo s t of th erob o t s used at t he time we reindus t r ial robots ,  suc h  a s  mani pulato rs ortranspo r tin grobots,  ai m e d to auto mate thep rod uc tive  operati on s in  a 
 of_signal light_indicators on the market_today by_a_variety of_manufacturers._Some mimic police_and emergency vehicle_lighting and so are_over-engineered, expensive and_draw_too much power. Others are too dim to function as a reliable indicator. Still_others_require the_rider_to_remove a hand from the_handle bar to manipulate a_centrally mounted_turn signal control pad.
Therefore, there is a continued_need_for a bicycle_turn signal and brake indicator that is visible, reliable,_and easy to operate by touch,_controls power consumption_and_is_affordable. There has so_far been known a technique of_synthesizing the singing voice from given_singing data by e.g. a computer.
MIDI (Musical_Instrument Digital Interface) data are representative_performance data and accepted as_a de-facto_standard in the related technical_field. Typically, the_MIDI data_are used to_generate the musical sound by controlling_a digital sound_source, termed a MIDI sound source,_for_example, a sound_source_actuated_by MIDI_data, such as_computer_sound source_or_a sound source of an electronic_musical_instrument. Lyric data may be introduced into_a MIDI file, such_as_SMF (Standard MIDI file),_so that the musical staff_with the lyric may thereby be_formulated automatically.
An_attempt in_using the MIDI data as representation by parameters (special data expression)_of the singing voice or the_phonemic segments making up_the singing_voice_has been proposed_in,_for example_the Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication H-11-95798.
While these_related techniques_attempt to express the singing voice_in the data forms_of_the MIDI data, such attempt is_no more than a control with_the sense of controlling a_musical_instrument.
It_was also not possible with_the conventional techniques to render the_MIDI data, formulated_for musical instruments, into songs without correcting_the_MIDI data.
On the other hand, the_voice_synthesizing software, for reading aloud an_E-mail_or_a home page, is put_for sale from many producers, including_the present Assignee. However, the manner of reading is_with the usual_manner of reading aloud the_text.
A_mechanical_apparatus for performing movements similar to those of a living_organism, inclusive_of the human_being, using electrical or magnetic operations, is called a robot._The use of the robot in Japan_dates back to the end of the sixties. Most of the_robots used at the time were industrial robots,_such as manipulators or transporting robots, aimed_to automate the productive_operations_in a