Disklavier

MaxMSP is a programming environment for both Midi (the Max part) and 
Audio (the MSP part) processing.  You can find out more about it here:

http://www.cycling74.com/products/maxmsp.html

I haven't seen the winter issue of accent yet, but based on what you 
said, it's likely to be midi based "toys".  If so, these could work on 
any midi based instrument including the disklaviers.

On Mar 24, 2005, at 7:57 AM, Carol Beigel wrote:

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>  I read in the recent Winter 2005 Accent magazine,
> published by the Yamaha Piano Division, that the
> artist, Kathleen Supove, uses Max/MSP to "program what
> she calls 'toys' which allow the Disklavier to follow
> [her] around on the keys or exponentially multiply the
> number of keys "[she] plays..."
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> I went to their website and got the impression that
> this interactive software is using audio files - not
> MIDI files to do this.
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> Does this work on all Disklaviers?  Anyone have any
> experience with this software?
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> Carol Beigel
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