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This is a video transcript of a pianist reacting to Mark Rober's video about a talking piano that can play the world's hardest piano song, Rush E. The pianist explains some of the engineering and musical concepts behind the piano and the song, and tries to play some parts of it. He also compares the piano sound to human speech and other instruments. He comments on the difficulty and impossibility of playing Rush E with human fingers, and expresses his admiration for the project.
Here are some possible facts extracted from the text:
1. Mark Rober is a YouTube creator who makes videos about engineering and science.
2. He made a video about a talking piano that can play itself and attempt to play Rush E, a very hard piano piece.
3. The piano uses solenoids to actuate the keys with different levels of force and timing.
4. The piano can recreate speech and singing by using a Fourier transform to find the dominant frequencies in a sound wave and play them on the piano.
5. The video features guest appearances from Andrew from Sheet Music Boss, Grant from 3Blue1Brown, and Rick Astley.