Disklavier

There is software to do MIDI over IP already, but there are some issues 
with this if the link is of low quality (in the past the focus was doing 
this over the internet rather than over LAN).

I wasn't aware the MkIV used extended midi signals, just extensions in 
MIDI files when played directly on the machine (ie you can get much 
higher bandwidth than you can over a 31.25kbps midi link).





Carl Youngblood wrote:
> Is it possible to play smart recordings on your PC as well and just 
> send the midi out to the disklavier?  Also, what about the extended 
> midi signals used by the Mark IV?  Does anyone know if there are 
> software midi players out there that support the extended midi 
> format?  Speaking of which, I was thinking the other day it would be 
> cool to do midi over IP, to be able to teach or take lessons 
> remotely.  Is there software that does this already?  I don't think it 
> would be too hard to do.
>
> On Nov 9, 2006, at 2:59 PM, Dan O'Connor wrote:
>
>> All my files are on the PC, wirelessly connected to the internet, 
>> VanBasco for Karaoke, Yamplayer (thank you Dan C. ) for musicsoft, 
>> Cakewalk for midi, I have no interest in Smart recordings etc.  
>> Yamaha has updated mid-90's technology to allow my older wagon model 
>> to do almost everything that the Mark IV does with the DSR1 and CD 
>> upgrades ( I did not buy the CD player). 
>
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