Disklavier

Diane Rebbec wrote:

> I'm located in the frozen tundra of the United States--the Midwest.  My
> problems?  I can't my Disklavier to do what I want.  I was told that
> there were tons of MIDI files "out there" to download to play on my
> Disklavier.
>
> I was told that there was rock, blues, jazz, country--and that not all
> piano music for the Disklavier is classical.
>
> Well after nearly a week of searching, buying software to edit,
> constant e-mail messages, and paying a piano technician $65 to help
> me--I've discovered that there really isn't much recorded in MIDIS that
> features the piano as lead.  And that it's difficult, at best, to edit
> in order to force the piano to play the melody.
>
> That's all.
>
> dinycat
>
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Diane

I am in the REAL tundra north of you.
Try the vault - http://www.egroups.com/docvault/disklavier/ go thorough the midis there - the
sc23*.zip files have quite a few midis.
If you want a midi of a song that you know has a lot of piano use a search engine and you will
find it.

Suresh