Disklavier

Good morning, everyone.

It sounds to me as though franpeyr's problem is not the MIDI data but  
the noise in the playback system of his DU1A. This cannot be fixed by  
changing the MIDI data.

I recommend a visit from a qualified Disklavier technician.

Regards,
PianoBench

On May 14, 2006, at 2:11 AM, franpeyr wrote:

> Hi everybody
> and, again, thanks for help.
>
> --- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "George F. Litterst"  
> <PianoBench@...> wrote:
>
>> If you record your piano playing on a DU1A, it should play back with
>> a high degree of accuracy from its floppy drive or from internal
>> memory.
>
> That whas I hopped...
>
>> If you play with very wide ranging dynamics, you may find
>> that the quietest notes play back a bit louder and that the loudest
>> notes play back a bit software.
>
> Yes, I have noticed that. But the problem isn't here, in the way of  
> the notes sound, but in
> the way of the notes *stop* to sound. The "off" of the notes.
>
>> If you play the MIDI performance back from a computer, but sure that
>> the Disklavier's MIDI In setting is set to the 500 ms delay. [...]
>
> It is set like this.
>
>> Certain models of Disklavier record Key Aftertouch data. If the
>> Disklavier is not a Pro, that data is used to control the decay of
>> the digital piano sound in silent mode. It has no effect on normal
>> acoustic playback. On a Pro, Key Aftertouch messages are also used as
>> part of a sophisticated scheme for recording with a higher resolution
>> than normal MIDI data permits.
>
> Here, we are not talking about *Aftertouch* Data (key pressure  
> after the note is sounded)
> but about *Velocity-Note-Off* Data (used to convey when a note on a  
> musical keyboard is
> released).
>
> And, BTW, I don't like this term, "pro". :°)
> Because, in fact, I'm a pro who can't offer pros instruments... : 
> °)))))) Especially DK ones...
>
>> Many people edit MIDI data on a computer before playing it back on a
>> Disklavier in order to get the Disklavier to sound appropriate. If
>> the recording was made on a Disklavier, this sort of editing is not
>> necessary.
>
> I was hopping that too...
>
>
>
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