Disklavier

Hi, again.

Paul, your further description convinces me that the instrument needs some mechanical attention followed by calibration. A Mark IIXG should not drop notes on playback. Pedal data recorded by the internal sequencer should match data recorded by an external sequencer. 

You might want to make sure that your sequencer does not have MIDI Thru or MIDI Echo turned on.

Regards,
PianoBench

> On Jan 10, 2019, at 1:37 PM, paul_burton@... [disklavier] <disklavier@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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> Thank you for the reply.
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> regarding the sustain pedal.. is it a different sensor that sends data to the internal recorder? as that works absolutely fine. its just the midi output that is intermittent some presses you get a signal and other presses nothing.. even though they all register with the internal Disklavier recorder?
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> Yes on controller 64 I used a midi monitor software to see exactly what was going on and yes its definitely only on 64.. and intermitent on 64.
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> regarding the piano action.. the problem is the piano itself doesn't play the notes when you play lightly even though its registering midi notes in the sequencer.
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> I've emailed a local tech. so I'll see what he says. my own tech seems to think everything is adjustable or fixable on the Yamaha's. I just want to make sure people are happy with the light touch performance of the Disklavier system .. which would seem to think this is just a regulation issue.
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> THANKS!!
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