piano roll

"The piano rolls are not exactly the way he would have played," she said.

Unfortunately, these piano rolls are now thought to be lost.

This technology to record a live performance onto a piano roll was not developed until 1904.

He even made a piano roll of the piece, but always kept the score to himself.

The results are quite sophisticated, picking up where the piano roll left off.

Piano rolls have been in continuous mass production since around 1898.

It's neither the human performance nor the piano roll, but a mixture of the two.

It was published as sheet music and also in the form of a player piano roll.

Rachmaninoff was also involved in various ways with music on piano rolls.

Their goal was simply to get a fair share of the proceeds from the piano roll sales.

We just got one order for a thousand dollars' worth of piano rolls."

The majority of piano rolls play on three distinct musical scales.

You see, piano rolls are not like sound recordings.

On the piano roll all this is relatively flat and straight-out.

The use of piano rolls began to decline in the 1920s although one type is still being made today.

Described another way, the signals transmitted by the control store are being played much like a player piano roll.

Some of his performances are preserved on piano rolls.

This was one of the few pieces that Joplin cut as a piano roll in a 1916 session.

Piano rolls were in continuous mass production from around 1896 to 2009 .

All his music composition software uses a piano roll editing interface.

People who knew him disagree about whether these piano roll recordings show his playing at his best.

Version 3.01 (released late 1992) added a piano roll display and mouse support, but it was less popular.

Fauré made piano rolls of his music for several companies between 1905 and 1913.

The new law required piano roll manufacturers to pay songwriters a fee for each song.

Other key features include a digital piano roll.