Disklavier

With many MIDI files, you don't have to do anything, because they are 
in the OMNI mode ('broadcast on all channels'). Otherwise, if the 
flute is specifically programmed to play on any channel other than 
channel 2 (RH), you can change the channel in a midi sequencer to 
channel 2.

Or on the DKV, you could change the Piano Part to receive on the 
corresponding MIDI channel of the flute. On the DKV: Function | 
Cursor to Midi Setup and press ENTER | Cursor to Piano Part and press 
ENTER | Use [-No]/[+Yes] to select MIDI channel matching the flute.

Fred Kagel, Dir
Freehold Computer Training Ctr
www.freeholdcomputer.com




--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "tasupho" <CauLNguyen@a...> wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I have a whole bunch of flute midi files.  How do I make the 
> disklavier play them as piano, meaning I can actually see the key 
> pressed.  Do I have to convert flute => piano using the midi 
> sequencer or can I do it on the disklavier itself?  Thanks for your 
> help.
> Tasupho