Disklavier

It can be done but you will need to hack the file.
If it's a midi file then change the tempo in something like Cakewalk.
I think the DVK works on a percentage of the original tempo whereas 
the CVP plays actual tempo.
To change to start tempo of a Pianosoft file you will need a bit 
editor program. The tempo byte lives at Offset 33H

Or you could play it out (midi) from the DKV into a PC program like 
Cakewalk, slow it down and record it back again.

Midi Magic


--- In disklavier@y..., "john5000_71055" <johnf@s...> wrote:
> I have a new DC3A. When I try to slow the tempo on music played 
from 
> a floppy disk, it will slow only to 50%.  For very fast pieces this 
> may be still too fast if I am trying to analyze a segment to 
improve 
> my playing of the piece.  I have a Clavinova and it will go as slow 
> as I want.  Any tips?
> 
> 
> Thanks
> 
> John