Edelweiss - How Does an Edelweiss Self-Playing Piano Work?

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Is it a ghost ...? Magic ...? Little People ...? We all know the answer is 'none of the above' and this documentary filmed by Daily Planet for Discovery Channel reveals the 'Magic behind the Mystery'
00:00 - Watch Daily Planet for Discover Channel introduce the documentary.
02:27: Discover the electro-magnet Solenoid rail that is at the heart of all our self-playing pianos.
02:50: Watch Ross reveal the Magic behind the Mystery when it comes to our self-playing pianos.
03:23: Discover how a self-play system captures every nuance and detail - just like a real pianist is playing.
03:52: Learn how we record and capture a pianist performance and make it into a self-play piano track.
04:49: Watch as Ross Norman shows the piano is still a fully acoustic piano as well as a self-playing piano.
Want to know more about our self playing, custom-made pianos ? See the below links for Edelweiss.
Website: edelweisspianos.com
Blog: edelweisspianos.com/blog/
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Instagram: / edelweisspianos
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LinkedIn: / edelweiss-pianos

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4 сен 2018

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@ax-50 4 года назад

A piano that is being used by Vinheteiro

@musikautomatenfan3662 Год назад

The possibility of recording the playing of a musician with all its subtleties and later playing it back pneumatically on other instruments from the same manufacturer, while these can still be played normally, was patented in 1904 for pianos and in 1912 for organs by the company M. Welte and Sons from Freiburg in Germany. also a device which can be pushed to an already existing normal piano in order to automate it with the same technology. The innovation on the Edelweiss pianos is the possibility to control them wirelessly via MIDI and to record pieces digitally and easily at home.

@rileysondermann6328 5 лет назад

Everybody gangsta til Jah starts playing the piano

@wastemanagementcompany 5 лет назад

Riley Sondermann true

@PiotrBarcz 10 месяцев назад

This is the magic of digital player pianos, if they weren't so damn expensive then they would be more popular!

@jopvanbreukelen522 4 года назад

0:48 if you rattle his bones does he loose all of his skill ??

@schooleditz8235 4 года назад

@xedea0 3 года назад

I wonder how well they work with Black Midi files

@JasonBradbury 2 года назад

Absolutely fantastic 👍

@ByrronAlHabla 2 года назад

now i wanna see one playing black midi

@VOLTRONDEFENDER4440 2 года назад

I saw that in one of the tube stations when I visited London

@paulpaschulke8636 5 лет назад

"250 hours of craftsmanship"? Really? You do? Even if it were only a pianino, the piano maker would have to consume a lot of speed...

@tom_4615 5 лет назад

And its only 500 billion pounds

@edelweisspianos 5 лет назад

Actually, prices start from just £22,000 for a baby grand piano!

@ljpride7449 5 лет назад

@@edelweisspianos I only have to sell my car!

@MrRafaztar 5 лет назад

LJPride74 you must have sweet ride, I would need to sell my car like 10 times

@ElNightmareYT 5 лет назад

@@ljpride7449 22k for a decent Grand Baby is a good price. Not even taking into account it's automated. Clearly not a musician lol.

@joelmascarenhas8105 3 года назад

Is it 100% equal to a live performance

@MaxCE 2 года назад

I mean yeah. it's not a speaker it's just the keys physically going down following the song

@felixleveille8441 2 года назад

Who is here after watching Mark Rober’s video ?

@PiotrBarcz 10 месяцев назад

Massive factual error, NO, PLAYER PIANOS AND PIANOLAS AREN'T THE SAME THING. Aeolian made player pianos called "Pianolas" and they also made the Duo-Art player system which could reproduce dynamics exactly as the arranger of the roll wanted. There was also the Ampico, Welte Mignon, Artrio Angelus and Recordo systems among others that could play with dynamic control. And the last thing, the self playing piano wasn't popular until around the 1910s, the first completely integrated player pianos were made in the 1880s and in small numbers. It was after 1899 that the cabinet upright players really took off! People have got to get their facts straight dammit