http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7617177.stm
Back info: when you play a real musical instrument, you will rarely re-create a sound even if repeating a specific note/pattern. Therefore, in order to digitally create the sound of an 18th century harpsichord, Dr. Kenny McAlpine created sound bytes for lots and lots of different possible sounds for each note he wanted, and created a program to randomly select the bytes for the correct notes of a newly-discovered piece of music. This is an important step for digital musical performances.
That's all for now!
Brian
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