Disklavier

On Wed, 9 Apr 2003, midi_magic2000 wrote:
> This sounds like one for Carol.
> But as far as I know, the Midi data is NOT midi as such, but an AUDIO
> signal recorded as an "audio data" track and the unit converts this
> audio "noise" back into midi. Much like a modem does.
> Have I got that right Carol?
> Midi Magic

I think thats how the Pianosoft Plus Audio CD's work (and how Pianodisk
software is done). With Pianosmart you get a normal floppy disk for your
disklavier containing files which are synced against MIDI time code
(MTC). You then put your original audio CD into the player along with the
floppy and the disklavier magically syncronises the two.

I'd be interested to know people get on with this- and also hear from
anyone that has some Pianosmart disks and the dkvtools (e.g. are the files
just normal e-seq files?)

Regards,

James