Direct Note Access
Peter Neubäcker, a former German guitar maker turned programmer, has done what many in the computer-music business believed impossible.
A new piece of software called Direct Note Access, first publicly demonstrated by Neubäcker and his company Celemony Software last month, will for the first time allow computers to analyze the digitized sounds of guitar or piano chords, or even multi-instrument recordings, and then extract and modify individual notes.
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