Job market for (real) golden ears about to collapse, Paper: Entropy-based Tuning of Musical Instruments |
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Job market for (real) golden ears about to collapse, Paper: Entropy-based Tuning of Musical Instruments |
Apr 5 2012, 09:52
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Up to this day, purely measurement based tuning of pianos was no viable option on the concert stage. But the rise of the machines seems to be unstoppable.
A very interesting read, check it out. |
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Apr 5 2012, 11:24
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I doubt anyone will loose business over this, the mechanics of piano tuning is most likely an art in it self. We might get better sounding pianos though. Nice find!
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May 21 2012, 10:06
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agreed.
classic theory over practice. |
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May 21 2012, 13:11
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Up to this day, purely measurement based tuning of pianos was no viable option on the concert stage. But the rise of the machines seems to be unstoppable. A very interesting read, check it out. People who tune instruments professionally are generally also people the who repair them. I suspect that the percentage of musicians who play large instruments like pianos and organs will remain small simply because they aren't mechanics. |
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May 21 2012, 13:33
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I wonder if electronic keyboards will eventually feature choices of stretch profile (tunings) to best match the key you're playing in or just preference.
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May 21 2012, 13:44
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