Disklavier

Greetings Adrian,

Wow, that is one of the neatest things I have seen in years. I have
written post processors to change velocity curves in midi files and
also a program to modify the velocities on a note by note basis as a
sort of "equalizer". However, none of this can be done on the fly. If
I am ordering one of these as soon as I know I can get it shipped
without problems. I have had real problems with deliveries from
Canada. I don't think that the unit can be used to modify velocity
differently on different notes but that is something that I would want
to do only once to match the response of my piano. Being able to
choose a variety of velocity curves on the fly sounds too good to be
true. I can't wait.


Tuesday, January 24, 2006, 1:43:36 AM, you wrote:
> I have used a velocity converter from www.midisolutions.com quite
> successfully for a customer who wanted to emulate the touch curve of 
> his synth on his Disklavier. (don't ask me why)

> It's a neat little box which can be easily programmed via a PC, using their own utility.

> Adrian Thomas
> Milton Keynes
> UK


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