Disklavier

I may be a little dense, but the solution could be simple.  The piano keys 
play whatever is on Channels 1 and 2.  Since the disk was for Clavinova, 
there probably is no MIDI information on the channels that would play your 
piano keys.

While the disk is playing, if you push the -> you can see what is playing on 
the various MIDI channels.  The big 0s are the two channels that play your 
piano keys (and there are two of them, 00) one is for L and one is for R.  
With the cursor pointing at L=## just keep pushing the -> until one of the 
0's is playing a MIDI channel.  Then do the same thing with the cursor 
pointing to R=##.  Remember that ## means that nothing is set to play.

Anyway, your Clavinova disk is playing SOME piano sound, probably 1-8, so 
setting your Disklavier to L=Prg  and R=Prg should take care of it.  If you 
do this using the Function button, then MIDI settings, you don't have to do 
this for each song.

I don't really thing those program messages for the XG sounds are the 
problem.

Carol Beigel


>From: midi.magic@...
>Reply-To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
>To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [disklavier] Star Wars
>Date: Sun, 02 Sep 2001 16:02:35 -0000
>
>Hi All
>
>I have just had an idea as to why there was no piano.
>
>If this disk is meant to be played using a Tone Generator or Sound
>Module then it makes sense to turn the piano part off (no sound) and
>pass the piano part through Midi to a Disklavier. You would then be
>able to adjust the volume. I have other PianoSoft-Plus disks that
>work fine. Any suggestions?
>
>Midi Magic
>


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