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October 26, 2004 12:29 AM
Broken: Ad banner of impossible piano
I saw this ad awhile back, while listening to a classical radio station (Radio Classical, I think) through Windows Media Player. Most people listening to a classical station should know what a piano looks like, and this one is missing C# on every octave.
Why would they go to all the trouble of making an image, and not just use a stock photo of a piano keyboard?
Even though i dont play the piano (much) i know that THAT is just... bad. Its either broken, or Lang Lang can play without C#... i think its broken.
ja. b flat is d#.
why did they go to all the trouble to (digitally) make a piano? an actual photo would have sufficed.
Hahahahaha
they actually forgot 2 keys, the c# and the D keys
can't play any music with out that step there!
so i think this ad was definately "out of step" with the community eh?
(groans at own terrible pun)
Yes, the D is missing....how? It's replaced by that awkward white key that doesnt touch any black keys (this never occurs on real pianos). Thats 2 mistakes in one simple picture....
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It was actually Radioio Classical (not a typo).
Posted by: sender at October 26, 2004 12:45 AM