Here's that scoop on Irving Berlin: http://americanhistory.si.edu/collections/object.cfm?key=35&objkey=59 quote: "This upright transposing piano was made in 1940 by Weser Brothers, New York, for Irving Berlin (1888–1989). Like many Tin Pan Alley pianists, Berlin was self-taught, preferring ...

but when you say you can press wrong notes, i dont get how? like in that video your playing, it seems as if you are pressing just any old white key, or several at a time, and the machine makes nice chords from it? surely if your just pressing the white notes, you can play a 'wrong' note, as they ar...

3za wrote:

Ldizzy wrote:How much does it cost?

$1,295 STAC software only

http://www.chordboard.com/index_files/Page509.htm

is much less now

pianist will be a dying breed. No, too often this comparison is made. The piano is absolutely relevant, important, great, and will never ever be a dieing breed. iPods and earbuds and mp3's may have dumbed down music for a while, but its all coming back as the technology improves, we will have 24 bi...

that kid still sounds shit! i dont get it, you just bash keys and it sounds good? Not exactly, but you are going to get some new and unexpected sounds, and much of it will be harmonic depending on how you play it. I have listened to your song Novavon, and with those sounds you chose, and putting so...