Disklavier

PB,
Thank you. I figured you would know the reason for that. I forgot all about the R L buttons. I have so much to learn. I've been at it for 2 years all on my own. My focus has been much more narrow until now. My focus was on searching the Internet for midi's to put into Cakewalk Home Studio and see if I can make them play properly on my Disklavier. I found thousands of midis but most of them are not suitable or require a lot of work. Still, through a lot of hours of work, I have a pretty good library of material that works well. Through this group I am finally broadening my horizons. I wish I had found you all sooner. -Walt

PianoBench@... wrote:
Good morning, everyone.

In a message dated 1/4/04 2:07:16 AM, Walt writes in his text fi1le attachment:

<<Getting back to Puff, you will note that my Disklavier created a track 2 with almost identical pedal information as in track 1. Track 1 is directed out to channel 1. Track 2 is directed out to channel 2. I don't know why my Disklavier generated that second track because on playback, the acoustic piano appears to ignore anything coming in on any other channel besides 1.>>

When you make a piano recording on your Disklavier, the instrument leaves open the possibility that you intend to make a Left/Right recording in which you will record a left-hand part on track 1 (also channel 1) and a right-hand part on track 2 (also channel 2). Then, on playback, you can cancel either part using the Left and Right Part Cancel buttons.

The Disklavier puts the duplicate pedal data on track 2 so that if you cancel the left-hand part, you will still hear the right-hand part with the pedalling. If you wish to cancel the pedalling, you push both the L and R buttons simultaneously.

Regards,
PianoBench



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