Disklavier

I have a MarkII XG Disklavier which is wonderful-I have downloaded tons of music from the internet, most of which is quite good. I still have a great deal of difficulty directly connecting my laptop to the piano to screen stuff to see if it sounds great. I usually have to copy
the music to a floppy, then try it out on the piano. If it is no good, I have to re-trace my steps and delete the file from the hard drive. For a connection of my laptop to the piano, do I have to play the music with special music software or can I output it to the piano with a
Windows media player?
Fraser

PianoBench@... wrote:

> Hello Everyone,
>
> In a message dated 12/17/00 3:35:12 PM, Fraser writes:
>
> << Further, any suggestions for the best collection at a web site for
> classical vocal music accompaniment. >>
>
> Check out MusAcom:
>
> http://www.musacom.com
>
> This is a brand, new e-commerce site from Houston Texas. I have observed some
> of the recordings as they were done. They have worked with the best vocal
> accompanists, all of whom recorded on a Disklavier.
>
> Regards,
> PianoBench
>
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