Good afternoon, everyone. Carol's remark about her Mark IIXG not having the ability to adjust the pitch of the CD during playback is because she had to use the add-on DCD1 in order to get the CD feature. Presumably this will not be a problem if the original Mark IIXG control unit and DCD1 are replaced with a DKC-850. Regards, PianoBench www.georgelitterst.com www.timewarptech.com On Jul 18, 2010, at 10:55 AM, Carol Beigel wrote: > If you look in the Yamaha PianoSoft catalog (online or hardcopy), you will > see that they sell floppies (with MIDI files that actually play your piano > keys) that go along with original audio CD recordings. You must match the > floppy with the serial number of the CD. It is called PianoSoft Plus Audio. > You can buy the CDs separately like on Amazon.com. I have several of these > and especially like hearing the piano play along with the John Williams > collections and the Harry Potter movie soundtrack. A good example of the > MarkIII and IV capabilities ability to transpose the audio is the original > Broadway version of Fiddler on the Roof. Theodore Bikel sings between the > notes, but the Disklaviers transpose his singing to sound good with the > piano tuned to A440. My MarkIIXG does not have that ability, so the singing > sounds a bit out of tune with my Disklavier. Make certain that the audio CD > is the correct one for matching the floppy, i.e. the movie soundtracks are > either the movie or the broadway versions. > > Carol Beigel > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: "inglesbyj" <jim.inglesby@...> > To: <disklavier@yahoogroups.com> > Sent: Saturday, July 17, 2010 4:30 PM > Subject: [disklavier] Capability of Disklavier 4 > > > The Yamaha DVD that came with our unit describes the ability to insert an > > audio CD in the CD player of the disklavier and also a Floppy Disk into > > the FP drive and to have the disklavier play the CD of the artist and the > > Yamaha to play the piano portion. Is this a Pianosoft application and if > > so which one? I have a new system and so far I'm only seeing downloads > > available where someone else is playing their version of the artists (such > > as Elton John) piano accompaniment rather than actually having Elton > > John's version so it's like he's playing in your living room. Where do I > > go for that capability?
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Re: [disklavier] Capability of Disklavier 4
2010-07-18 by George F. Litterst
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