Disklavier

I I tried openining a MIDI 1 file in a windows program 
called "Cakewalk Pro" and saving it as a MIDI 0, using the SaveAs 
menu. That seemed to work OK. Unfortunately, Cakewalk's a bit pricey 
and may be overkill for your application.

You'll probably need to get a MIDI Sequencer program of some sort. 
There are several low cost ones, like PG Music's $29 "Power Tracks" 
(see www.pgmusic.com ) that can probably do this conversion, too. 
And it's handy to have sequencer software in case you want to edit 
MIDI files. I typically make quite a few changes--remapping 
instruments, scaling velocities--in files I download from MIDI sites.

--- In disklavier@y..., "gfgerstner" <GFGERSTNER@a...> wrote:
> I am sure most of you know the answer to the question I am about 
to 
> ask.  Part of my problem is I am not a computer whiz-however, I 
can 
> get around but am far from an expert.
> 
> First of all I have a Piano Disc 128 Plus Silent Drive System 
> installed in a late 1800's.
> My question is how do I convert Midi 1 to Midi O, which is the 
only 
> Midi the Piano Disc system plays.