Albeniz: El Puerto (from "Iberia") played by Gerald Robbins

[DeekshaThakur94]

can anyone explain how this stuff works???

[LizBizToo]

delightfully surprised here, thx :)

[natber27]

i think i need one of these at my exam this saturday

[Jawimb]

NICEEEEEEEEEEEEEE !

[xoxAshh137]

that's awesome.

[jsteeber]

Nice. The Disklavier IV Pro and Bösendorfer Zeus are doing this as well these days. Of course, you do need to start with a great performance (which you have), and it helps to have a fine piano. This particular Brodman is better than most I've heard. Gerald Robbins recorded this around 1992, I think, on a Bosey.

[KawhackitaRag]

AMAZING!

[Taekkyon2coree]

yes amazing indeed.

[johnatuttle]

This extremely impressive. I've heard THE BEST reproducing grands and none of them come close to this performance. Since every pianist plays each note with a different intensity, having a system that can record each of those changes independently truly captures the performance. It's obvious that this new technology will "rule the roost" in a very short time. Add to that the flexibility of the system and it's impossible to see how any other system can compete.