Disklavier

Of course you can!  I keep my entire MIDI collection on a single CD. 
You simply create a CD with the MIDI files on it.  I suggest you arrange 
yours among well-named folders.  Give the songs long names.  For example 
"Dutilleux Choral et variations Russo.mid".  Instead of searching for 
your files in a haystack of floppies, you use the Windows "Find" 
facility to locate the songs on the CD.  You would be able to find the 
piece by the composer ("Dutilleux"), or the artist ("Russo"), or by some 
word in the title.  Use a sequencer such as Cakewalk or Power Tracks to 
send the MIDI stream to the DKV.  In a few minutes time, you can even 
make playlists and tailor an evening music program with breaks while 
your guests sip Amontillado.

sjhart110110 wrote:
> Is there anyway to create a CD (burned from a PC) that contains MIDI 
> files to play on a Disklavier?  I'm not talking about AUDIO files 
> which will play on a Mark III, but instead MIDI files (or converted 
> to something?) that will play?  Thanks.  SJ
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