Disklavier

> This only appears within a MIDI file and is NOT seen in a Yamaha 
Eseq file. Again F0 08 43 10 4C 00 00 7E 00 F7 the 08 mean 8 more 
bytes to follow.  
> It seems toooooooo easy to be true.

I agree --- seems too easy.
 
> Now F0 05 43 71 05 01 F7   off hand I don't know. What we can say 
is, that it belongs to Yamaha because of the 43.

> NOR can I find any E-manuals for the DKVs to download.  I would 
> dearly like to get hold of the Data List book or Midi Book.
> 
You and me both. I have nothing to scan in for you. That is why I am 
posting my questions here.

 
> By all means send me the dumb file you have and I'll look at it. 
> Don't, however, expect too much for the reasons above. 
> 
> Midi Magic
 
I will send you the file. Have fun.
Fred
 
 
 
> --- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "fkagel" <fkagel@f...> wrote:
> > Re: Mark III Series
> >     Recoding own accompaniment to CD
> > 
> > Is there anyone in the group that has dissected the MIDI data 
when 
> > accompanying a CD? The system 'knows' which CD is supposed to be 
in 
> > place and will indicate that the wrong one has been inserted if 
> that 
> > is the case.
> > 
> > I've noted 3 SYSEXs at the beginning:
> > F0 05 7E 7F 09 01 F7 - Turns on GM, but what is the 2nd Byte 05 
> mean?
> > F0 08 43 10 4C 00 00 7E 00 F7 - XG on, but what does 2nd Byte 08 
> mean?
> > F0 05 43 71 05 01 F7 - Don't know???
> > 
> > Where is the MTC or what controls the CD sync? What should I be 
> > looking for in the hex dump?
> > 
> > Between the 2nd and 3rd Sysex, I have a hex dump that someone is 
> > welcomed to look atd. Game, Midimagic?
> > 
> > Fred Kagel