Tiny music files almost as good as MP3 ones

This isn't new...: It was done at least 20 years ago by Marantz (or whoever owned the tradename at the time) for the "Pianocorder", a reproducing piano that analyzed the piano's sound to determine which key had been struck and how it had been struck.

More recently, a similar appproach was used to analyze the 1955 Gould "Goldberg Variations" so that a modern reproducing piano could recreate the performance in up-to-date digital sound.; Posted by: GrizzledGeezer Posted on: 04/03/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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MIDI 2.0? R_Connelie@... | 04/02/08

Exactly what I was thinking Prognosticator | 04/02/08

I'm not an expert... voyager529 | 04/02/08

Actually... dave.leigh@... | 04/03/08

A generic music generator jorjitop | 04/02/08

This insanity has to stop pauliusp | 04/02/08

Yes. dave.leigh@... | 04/03/08

Recreating a specific voice... GrizzledGeezer | 04/03/08

This isn't new... GrizzledGeezer | 04/03/08

Complete nonsense croberts | 04/05/08

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