I don't think the current article is commerical. It simply states the facts; there is no hyperbole or advertisment that Pianoteq is a superior piano product - there's simply details about what it is and how it generates its sound.
If anyone else wants to contribute more information or has some ideas for section creating and/or references to cite - their help is greatly appreciated.
]]>I have made a start. I have ammended http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano to put Pianoteq into historical context. And I have created http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pianoteq
Jonathan
I noticed your changes on the Piano page had already been rolled back by someone citing "promotional editing"... I saw your small edit in the history, and I wouldn't agree as you were merely mentioning PTQ as an example of modern modeling technology. I would suggest you take that up in the Discussion for the Piano page.
As for the Pianoteq page - good start! I made a small edit, correcting a couple typos and adding a link to the Youtube interview of Philippe, since that not only talks about PTQ but also acoustic pianos and the generations in between.
I would suggest putting a few headings in the page to give it some structure - I had thoughts on heading titles earlier but can't remember them now
In any case, I would focus on the stuff explaining what modelling is and how it differs from previous technologies, perhaps illustrating that with how Pianoteq implements things. This is because if the PTQ article doesn't survive due to it being deemed "too commercial" – at least the stuff on technology can be moved to a page on Modelling, where Pianoteq could still be mentioned as being a pioneering product.
My 2 euro-cents
]]>I would like to have:
- A text from Moddart, exclusive prepared for it.
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A commercial business writing its own text for its own wikipedia article would get deleted by the admins quicker than you could shake a stick at.
]]>I have made a start. I have ammended http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano to put Pianoteq into historical context. And I have created http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pianoteq
I am new to Wikipedia so not entirely sure of etiquette but I have done my best to write in a neutral manner.
If anyone wishes to contribute and add to what I started by Editing the page, please feel free to do so!
Jonathan
]]>- A text from Moddart, exclusive prepared for it.
-Links for some samples.
-Images
-And a historic perspective of eletric and digital piano evolution.
What's the next step Beto-Music? I'm happy to help
]]>Who else want to help?
]]>next, are there separate articles on "acoustic" "digital" etc? is there, then, a separate article for "modeled" pianos?
I think it's important to work on these steps to lay a foundation and provide a context for the importance of "Pianoteq" (first modeled piano) and then "Modartt" (creator of pianoteq) as distinct entries
but i won't have time to contribute directly, so the above is my best contribution right now
]]>Start the article on wikipedia,
and allow it to be edited and grow there in the natural way.
We can formulate a text, with many sugestions and comment util refine to a great article, and finally place into wikipedia.
Who would like to contribute?
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