Disklavier

I happen to use Cakewalk Pro Audio 9, but other sequencer/editors should 
be capable of this operation.  Yes, you will first need to settle on a 
single tempo and keep it fixed throughout the piece.  In Cakewalk, to 
slide a track, you simply select the track, cut it, and paste it a 
half-second later.

You may have to do a little figuring to know where to paste the track 
for a half-second delay.  Say the song is 4/4 time at 80 quarter notes 
per minute. That's 1-1/3 beats per sec. To slide 1/2 second, you'll need 
to delay the track by 2/3 of a beat.  Say you have the resolution set 
for 96 ticks per beat, you will offset by 64 ticks.

There is no free lunch, is there? It might be easier, afterall, to find 
a way to reconfigure your MIDI setup to feed the other devices from the 
DKV's MIDI out port.

sjhart110110 wrote:
> How do you slide tracks by .5 second?  Doesn't this depend on tempo, 
> etc.?
> 
> --- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, Robert Welcyng <rwelcyng@a...> 
> wrote:
> 
>>There are other options.  In your sequencing file, you can slide 
> 
> all 
> 
>>tracks but the DKV's by a half-second.
>>
>>Danny wrote:
>>
>>>>sjhart110110 wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>>I am driving my DC3A as well as other midi devices from SONAR
>>>>>(Cakewalk).  I understand that there is a 500ms delay (which
>>>>
>>>can be
>>>
>>>
>>>>>turned on/off).  However, turning it off seems to make the
>>>>>Disklavier miss notes, etc.  What is the best way to sync my
>>>>>Disklavier with other midi devices?  I can move the
>>>>
>>>notes/events of
>>>
>>>
>>>>>other midi devices, but this doesn't always seem to work,
>>>>
>>>especially
>>>
>>>
>>>>>with tempo changes.  Help!  SJ
>>>>
>>>From: "Robert Welcyng" <rwelcyng@a...>
>>>
>>>>Your Advanced Operation Manual has the answer in the section
>>>
>>>"Using the
>>>
>>>
>>>>Disklavier Piano in a MIDI Setup".  Basically, feed the DKV
>>>
>>>with
>>>
>>>
>>>>sequencing computer.  Feed the "other MIDI devices" from the
>>>
>>>DKV's MIDI
>>>
>>>
>>>>OUT port.
>>>
>>>
>>>Hi,
>>>
>>>Of course this doesn't help us others who have *multi-port MIDI
>>>interfaces to contend with...
>>>
>>>(*MIDI interfaces with more than one MIDI port to which we have
>>>several other MIDI items connected to)
>>>
>>>
>>>Danny
>>>
>>>
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