Disklavier

Yes, you will need a computer with a CD-ROM drive to copy the MIDI files from
the third CD in the Mehmet Okonsar's package.  Then use whatever procedure you
have been using to play the MIDI files on your Disklavier.  Depending on your
model, there are several ways to go: 1) Put the MIDI files on DD or HD (model
permitting) disks, or 2) Use the Giebler Utility to convert the MIDI's to E-SEQ
and then make a PianoSoft-like disk with titles.

By the way, Mehmet Okonsar has made some sample MIDI files available to try
out.  You will find them at

http://members.nbci.com/_XMCM/okonsar/LMO-Records/WTC-Def_links.htm


KStay1@... wrote:
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> Thank you for the tip.  My disklavier uses floppies, not CD's and I have not
> set up a link to my computer.  Will I be able to use my computer to copy the
> midi files from the CD to a diskette for playing on my disklavier?
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