Disklavier

pilotjim99@... wrote:

> Is Cakewalk Home Studio 2002 also an acceptable software to play MIDI files 
> from a CD through the DKV?


+++ Possibly . . . if Cakewalk Home Studio 2002 can play any MIDI file, 
the source whether floppy, HD, or CD is irrelevant.  Before you buy the 
program though, make sure it will modify note velocities--something you 
will probably want to do sometime.  If you don't already have the 
program, consider PG Music's Power Tracks


  What is the physical hardware set-up?


A laptop with a CD drive and external MIDI interface (MIDI Sport 1 X 1), 
and a MIDI cable to your DKV.  You'd also need a computer with a CD-R 
burner.

 What did 
> you mean by "Through judicious use of folders and long file names, pieces are 
> easy to 
> locate using Windows' "Find"."


+++ Here's an example of one of mine:

PianoSoft\1076-MSC=Phantom of the Opera - Keveren\08-Wishing You Were 
Somehow Here.mid

  Can I copy files from Yamaha PianoSoft disks 
> to make a master CD?


+++ Sure.  You will need the Giebler Utilities or the utilities 
downloadable from this site.

  Thanks for your help.   Jim
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