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Re: [disklavier] Converting a '90s disklavier diskette to an audio CD without a disklavier.
2009-08-18 by Spencer_Lists
you can convert the .fil files to MIDI and then convert these to audio. i have the necessary programs and will do it for you if there are only a few files. if you have a lot to do, i can give more specific instructions on how to do it.
Tuesday, August 18, 2009, 10:01:09 AM, you wrote:
My Grandmother recorded some music on a disklavier upright in the early '90s on a 3.5inch diskette. I have the original and a copy I burned on a CD. the file format is .fil. I was wondering if any of you had Ideas on making this into an audio CD for family and friends to have. I don't have access to a disklavier or I would just record out of the headphone jack. I am in Southern Indiana near Vincennes and about an hour north of Evansville, If someone has a disklavier they would be willing to share for this project. This is the only recording we have of her playing and since she is in the latter stages of hutchinson's disease, she will never play again and therefore I am eager to get it it converted or recorded. I am welcoming any ideas.
Thanks,
Andy
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