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Disklavier Pro, which uses high resolution midi -- 1024 levels of loudness, 256 levels of pedal, and more stuff like that.
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Von - Satanic Blood Angel
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More about piano and its preparation at http://zenph.com/mwienert.html .
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I heard an NPR story on the technology behind this re-recording. The amount of detail the re-performance includes is pretty amazing. I wonder what other artists they'll tackle next?
http://zenph.com/technology.html
I finally clicked on the link to find out what you guys were talking about. The technology is pretty amazing, or at least the concept is. Can human interpretation and emotion be recreated by a program? I dunno. Fascinating, though. This has the makings of a sci-fi show.
Tonight watched "Evil Dead II."
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I'll take it off your hands... 
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Not a snowball's chance in hell, buddy...
I am the Doctor, and THIS... is my SPOON!
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Cake - B-Sides and Rarities
I had most of the tracks on it, but I'm enjoying the ones I didn't have. I like how they've had their style since the first album and don't feel the need to push beyond. I mean, their music is always engaging, but they haven't had to reinvent themselves to do it. And hey, John McCrea is fun to sing along with.
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Watching Yes "Live at Montreux 2003"  Probably one of the best Yes dvd's in my collection!
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Listening to a fine Rachmaninoff program live on WQXR , if anybody'd care to also listen.
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I was watching the Beastie Boys Video Anthology (The Criterion Collection) to give the subwoofer a bit of a workout. "Intergalactic" and "Body Movin'" still make me laugh, among others.
Also had some Bjork and Kaki King.
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