Actually, one of the things I love to do with new technology like this is
purposefully find ways to confuse it.

Cher made millions off of purposefully confusing Antares Auto Tune.
That company is still in business because she suggested to the engineer
to use it incorrectly.

I, too, can't wait to hear how it WON'T accurately reproduce, say, a full drum set.

Still, the samples of guitars and piano were stunningly good considering the complexity of the analysis
that has to occur.

I remember when Melodyne first was able to separate fixed frequencies from sounds and leave them
manipulateable.

I use to love to take percussion tracks and change their tuning and then fuck with the tuning of their fixed frequencies.

It really sounded like real percussion but you had never heard the sounds before............it was like percussion that would
occur in a different culture.................on another planet of sentient beings................very cool, indeed.