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乔治·沃克对伟大演奏的重新创作

Filmed Dec 2007 • Posted Aug 2008EG 2007
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设想在今天再次听到那些伟大的,已经逝去的钢琴家们的演奏,就像他们在亲自演奏一样.乔治·沃克展示了如何把录音分解成准确的键盘弹奏和脚踏板的动作,然后重新在电脑控制的大钢琴上演奏出来.

Software entrepreneur John Q. Walker uses computers to bring piano legends back to life -- digitally reconstructing their performances from audio tracks and playing them on real instruments, live. Full bio »

Translated into Chinese, Simplified by Yidi Wu
Reviewed by Amy Zerotus
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