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Re: Can Musicians practice with hearing protectors?

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Subject: Re: Can Musicians practice with hearing protectors?
From: Mikael Fernström <mikael.fernstrom@xxxxx>
Date: Fri, 13 Sep 2002 13:05:57 +0000
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About the issue of MIDI versus "real" instruments and latency:
I think that musicians are extremely flexible people ;-) For example, a
piano player that learns to play church organ. Suddenly you can have
latencies up to several hundred milliseconds, primarily due to the
mechanism, secondarily due to the speed of sound if the pipes are far away
from the console. And still, excellent music can be made.
/Mikael

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