Disklavier

You will probably just love the free veloset program in the dkutil in the 
file vault on this list.  It very quickly adjusts the volume a MIDI file 
will play on your Disklavier.  There is also the dkvutil that has a nice 
jukebox program for MIDI files.

Another good program is gnmidi from Guenter Nagler.  I believe a trial 
version is also on this website and it is definitely worth the $30 to "rent 
it for life" as he puts it.  It too, will adjust the velocity of a MIDI 
file.  Another nice feature of this program is that you can download a MIDI 
file, and regardless of what musical intruments it is sequenced for, you can 
push just one menu item and have all the tracks put on Channel 1 for the 
piano.  That feature is called "prepare piano program for PianoDisc".  While 
it does this, it also creates a MIDI 0 file.

I think the pedal info for older Disklaviers is recorded on channel 1, and 
newer DKVs record incremental pedaling on channel 3.  I'm sure PianoBench 
knows for sure and will correct me if this is wrong!

Where did you find the "scary" music?

Carol Beigel
crbrpt@...







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