Disklavier

Thank you.

After asking the question, I found Carol's website where I should have
started really (doh!) !

Since then, I have downloaded GNMIDI player, and after testing it, I
found that it does everything I want at this stage, for $30.

I have been having a lot of fun listening to all those new tracks !

Pascal


--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "George F. Litterst"
<PianoBench@...> wrote:
>
> 
> Good morning, everyone.
> 
> On Jan 17, 2008, at 3:37 AM, ramseymonoi wrote:
> > Except for tracks where left and right hands are on different channels
> > obviously, as the disklavier only uses channel 1 it seems.
> 
> I believe that all Disklaviers let you set a MIDI Receive channel for  
> the piano. You should at least be able to choose any single channel  
> between 1 and 16.
> 
> Starting with the Mark II, the chooses were expanded to include:
> 
> 1 + 2
> --Good for files that have left and right hands separated in the way  
> that Yamaha specifies.
> 
> HP
> --Good for files that were authored for the Disklavier by Yamaha and  
> typically published as E-SEQ. In this case, the on/off pedaling is on  
> channel 1 along with the notes and the incremental pedaling is on  
> channle 3.
> 
> PRG
> --In this case, the Disklavier will figure out which channels contain  
> a so-called piano group voice and will respond to the data that comes  
> in on the lowest channel that contains a piano group voice.
> 
> PRG(ALL)
> --In this case, the Disklavier will figure out which channels contain  
> a so-called piano group voice and will respond to the data that comes  
> in on all of those channels.
> 
> If you have a Mark IIXG or later Disklavier, PRG(ALL) will give the  
> results that you want 95% of the time without requiring you to edit  
> the files further.
> 
> Regards,
> PianoBench
>