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[disklavier] Re: Some thoughts. . .

2000-03-08 by Todd Muncy

Diane,
Let me clear up one point you may be confused about.  This group
(disklavier@egroups.com) is not DUG!  It is a private group that I set up
last November.  Virtually all of our members are or were members of DUG as
well.  The "official" Yamaha sponsored DUG group has the email address
dug@... .  When you see [disklavier] in the subject line, it
came from this group.  You can also look at the "to" field of your e-mail to
see where it came from.

Generally people on both groups are very generous in helping beginners when
asked.  Just ignore the high-tech messages by deleting them.  Good luck.

-----Original Message-----
From: Diane Rebbec <dinycat@...>
To: disklavier@... <disklavier@...>
Date: Wednesday, March 08, 2000 10:40 AM
Subject: [disklavier] Some thoughts. . .


>I've been lurking in the shadows after my disastrous beginning with
>DUG. I now realize that this DUG site is waaaaaaaaay over my head; I
>understand little about what you're talking. I'd hoped that we
>beginners could glean useful information and tips, and LEARN the
>Disklavier.  Instead, it's far too technical for novices.  You've moved
>on to the finer points, while we're still trying to master elementary
>features.  (For instance, I STILL can't get the piano volume down to a
>pleasant level, and figuring out how to adapt MIDI's is nearly
>impossible--even after using a special program, my Disklavier does what
>it wants.)
>
>No, this site isn't for newcomers, who know nothing about the
>Disklavier.  Matter of fact, after monitoring the chat since January,
>I'm even more confused. I mean, I don't even KNOW what a Pianodisc is,
>let alone whether or not its inclusion in the discussion goes against
>the rules set forth by DUG. (I say, is there a beginner's DUG?)
>
>And, alas, I must reiterate (even if it's blashphemous) that so far, my
>new Yamaha Mark II XG is NOT worth its price.  It's disappointing, and
>I'm so envious of you who have "figured it out".
>
>Diane Rebbec
>(dinycat)
>Illinois
>
>PS.  In reference to my having a glass of wine before dinner--it
>doesn't preclude my being able to function, and it certainly isn't
>what's causing my difficulties with the Disklavier.  Unless, of course,
>one isn't nearly enough. Ha.
>
>
>
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