I got into a discussion with someone about whether you can take any recording and retrieve enough data from it to make a good playback on a player system, including dynamics. From PianoDisc's website, this is what they offer: Our CD Music Library contains songs in every category of music. The highly acclaimed and ever-expanding Artist Series includes recordings by today's top performers. Our Masterpiece Collection contains classical selections performed by some of the legendary pianists of the 20th century, including Vladimir Horowitz, Arthur Rubinstein and Sergei Rachmaninoff. The question is, how did they get this data? Was it a painstaking process of trial and error for each recording until they got it right? Or do they have the technology to easily convert any recording into digital data that would faithfully reproduce a piano performance on a PianoDisc system? Anybody know? Charles Neuman PTG Assoc, Long Island - Nassau
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