Disklavier

You can, of course, keep MIDI files on a data CD and play your DKV from 
a laptop through a MIDI interface using a sequencer such as PowerTracks. 
  A CD has the capacity for many hundreds of PianoSoft diskettes. 
Through judicious use of folders and long file names, pieces are easy to 
locate using Windows' "Find".

jameshhoffman wrote:

> Is it possible to record MIDI files on a CD with my computer and then 
> play them on the Disklavier CD drive? I am familiar with putting MIDI 
> files on low density disks formatted on the Disklavier piano, but 
> have wish I could get more capacity via a CD.   Thanks,   Jim
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Robert Welcyng
Anchorage, Alaska