Disklavier

wow, thanks.




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From: Carol Beigel <carol@...>
To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, May 22, 2011 3:04:21 PM
Subject: [disklavier] new midiplayer tools website

  
I have a new vision for a website that answers all questions Disklavier as well 
as other brands of midi player pianos and keyboards.  I am afraid to alter and 
update what I already have, www.carolrpt.com and risk losing the site 
altogether, but it very badly needs updated.  So my solution is an entirely new 
website:  www.midiplayertools.com that will include all the pertinent material 
covering older Disklaviers that is covered on my current website, updated 
information about MIDI to audio conversions, and... hopefully, contributions 
from other people who know more than I do about various things MIDI.  Remember, 
I am only a piano technician by trade with a great love of player pianos.  There 
are others out there, and on this list, who know far more about wireless 
networking, MIDI editing and creation, software creators, etc.  We have all 
benefited from the posts of George Litterist (pianobench), Spencer, Midi Magic, 
Zenph Studios, etc. as well as many others who have pioneered various hardware, 
software solutions to help us do many things with our Disklaviers. 


This will not replace what we have here in our Disklavier yahoo group.  It will 
be a place to store files and information.  My idea is to have information 
available so we don't need to keep answering the same questions over and over. 
 Also, technology marches on faster than our hardware, so we need to be able to 
present new material and new links to where it resides.  


I have acquired the domain name www.midiplayertools.com  as a website to collect 
in one place all the software, hardware reviews, instructions, etc.pertaining to 
everything Disklavier.  Each person contributing to this website may link to 
their own commercial website.  I have hosted this domain with Dreamhost so we 
have access to unlimited bandwidth and files forever.  I am also willing to 
share webmaster duties to keep the site current and remain open to suggestions 
as to the content of this website as well as it's layout.  Let us see how far we 
can go to enjoying music in the 21st Century.

Carol Beigel
carol@carolrpt.com