Disklavier

Ken, I'm glad that the latop and MIDI interface idea worked out well for 
you.

Using Cakewalk Pro Audio 9, and I assume the same is true of Cakewalk 
Express, one can open one, and only one, play list at a time.  If I 
understand correctly, you would like to open a number of play lists at a 
time.

I don't happen to know of a sequencer with that capability.  I can't 
think of a logical reason why that feature couldn't be included.

You might contact PG Music (www.pgmusic.com) and inquire if their 
PowerTracks Pro Audio 7.0 is capable of opening multiple playlists.  (I 
couldn't find that detailed information on their web site.)

Good luck!

kenit.sold wrote:

> In reply to an enquiry I made of the group re CD capability, Robert 
> E. Welcyng wrote:
> 
>>Ken, here is the way I've done it.  I have an inexpensive laptop 
>>
> with a CD drive
> 
>>and a Midi Sport MIDI interface.>
>>
> 
> Robert is entirely correct, and using a small notebook with a Roland 
> USB MIDI out port and Cakewalk Express for converting files to MIDI 1 
> format I can get much more utility out of my Dk. The MIDI port 
> permits recording direct from the Dk to the PC (without changing 
> settings at the piano end) and therefore access to a lot more control 
> over editing. Many thanks for the tip, Robert.
> 
> Today's question concerns a jukebox type program. Cakewalk comes with 
> Virtual Jukebox, but has anyone found a program which permits the 
> selection of multiple play lists?
> 
> Regards to all
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Robert Welcyng
Anchorage, Alaska