Disklavier

Greetings Adrian,

I have found the converter to be very useful for my intended use. The
preset curves may be all that I need but I did make a few custom ones
myself. My interest was in being able to quickly make a change while
playing a program to adapt the overall playing loudness to the need at
the moment. Adding the sysex to the beginning of a file offers no
advantage over converting the velocities in the file with my converter
program.

I also downloaded the MidiPipe program for the Mac (I have both Mac
and Windowz computers) but it does not seems to work with an external
MIDI device in System X. There is virtually no documentation that I
can find regarding this or much of anything else about the program. If
anyone knows how to use external MIDI devices with the with MidiPipe
and System X, that might be the best solution but I think it is just
not supported.


Friday, January 27, 2006, 6:41:45 AM, you wrote:
> Hi,

> If you have a sequencing program, you could experiment with the
> preset curves, or create your own curve with the software for the
> converter (I think you need to download it - for free - from their
> website). Using the sequencer, you can combine the 
> converter information with your song file. Then you can re-record
> the combined song & converter information through the converter to
> get a file which has all the velocity values adjusted. The resulting
> file can then be played straight from the Disklavier.

> Adrian Thomas
> Milton Keynes
> UK

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