it's true, back in the war days it was sometimes cheaper to have this running (it supports multiple tracks) in the background than hire a pianist for like ten hours
According to the museum, it was back when pianists were being drafted. Also, you could just have the piano playing for 10 hours straight and it wouldn't get tired, though it has a limited track selection
I think it's just a massive jukebox, but I don't remember the details of how it works. If there's an antiques museum near you, it might also have something like this.
Lol I thought my audio wasn't working so I turned the volume to the highest...worst mistake I've ever did lol
Wow! That’s so cool! Is it REALLY cheaper than an actual pianist 🤩
According to the museum, it was back when pianists were being drafted. Also, you could just have the piano playing for 10 hours straight and it wouldn't get tired, though it has a limited track selection
ok but how 😭
I think it's just a massive jukebox, but I don't remember the details of how it works. If there's an antiques museum near you, it might also have something like this.
@@seanthesheep Thanks