On Yamaha Pianosoft PlusAudio CD's the analog midi information is on the right channel. You can easily hear this by inserting the Yamaha CD in your computer's CD-ROM and listening to the vocal/instrumental parts on the left channel and the analog midi as a loud buzzing noise on the right channel. The left channel's volume of course varies with the content while the right channel analog midi is at constant volume. I do not believe that the Yamaha Pianosoft PlusAudio CD's have any midi information other than the piano parts on the CD. All other music including vocals and instrumental accompaniment) is from the audio on the CD -- not from midi instructions to the tone generator as on ensemble disks. I could be wrong about this but I believe that the only midi on these CD's is for the piano parts. If one has a means of converting digital midi to analog midi (and I do not know how to do this) then there should be no problems making one's own CD's to play on the Mark III or the Mark II with the DCD1. Tom Wheeler
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Re: [disklavier] How do you make a PianoSoft Plus Audio CD?
2001-10-03 by Thomas N. Wheeler
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