Disklavier

Harry,

I have found Veloset to be a good tool to adjust max volumes for MIDI,
ESEQ, and some other file types as contained on the file type pick list
within the program.  Veloset is a macro tool that appears to allow
setting all of the volume controllers at once, by manipulating the
sliders on either side. (Caution: saving the new settings overwrites
the original file.)  If you want to change individual channels, you
will be better off using a sequencer such as Cakewalk;  there may also
be some freeware that will do it.  

If you're thinking about trying to integrate veloset functions into an
automated flow from laptop to piano, you probably will have get access
to the source code. I would thinnk some of the more sophisticated
PC-based MIDI players out there would incorpporate similar
functionality.

Regards,

Mike McGregor
Double Oak, TX


harry kelley <harryke-@...> wrote: 
original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/disklavier/?start=159
> Can anyone explain Velocet to me? I've downloaded it but don't have a
> clue how to include it in my flow. I generally play midi files to my
> Disklavier straight from my laptop. And frequently the volume is
> completely misset. It would be great to convert volumes (based on
> curves) which is what it looks like Velocet does.... Or should I look
at
> another product? Can I do this with Midigraphy?
> 
> Richard Stibbons wrote:
> 
> >   Veloset was free.  Take it, leave it. R StibbonsCromer England
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