Re: [disklavier] Re: External Speakers for MX100IIXG
2010-01-12 by Frank & Gean Evans
Hi, Sounds like there may be a ultra sonic or DC signal riding on the audio line. A vary low audio signal by it s self should not trip the overload. Are there
Messages
Browse messages
Page 110 of 274 · 13692 messages matched
Re: External Speakers for MX100IIXG
2010-01-12 by kenmortgages
... Thanks Frank Tried that some time ago. Very faint signal that kicked the overload when I tried to nurture it higher. On a positive note, Yamaha Australia
Re: [disklavier] Re: External Speakers for MX100IIXG
2010-01-12 by Frank & Gean Evans
Just one more suggestion... Have you tried to connect the XG output direct into the Aux input on the sound system without the preamp? It sounds like your
Re: [disklavier] Re: External Speakers for MX100IIXG
2010-01-12 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings kenmortgages, i tend to stay away from Radio Schlock stuff because most of it is crap but they do have a nice little mixer for about $39 that matches
Re: External Speakers for MX100IIXG
2010-01-11 by kenmortgages
... Thanks Scott, Carol, Pianobench & Dirk The pre-amp was just an inexpensive Tandy job. Its main function is to enable a turntable input to the main stereo.
Re: [disklavier] External Speakers for MX100IIXG
2010-01-11 by Scott Jackson
Ken, You should be able to do that. Can you give any more details, like what is the pre-amp that you mention, type & length of cables, type of input on the
Re: [disklavier] External Speakers for MX100IIXG
2010-01-10 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. On the other hand, my DC6 IIXG Pro is connected to a Yamaha home theater amplifier with Cambridge SoundWorks speakers (2 tweeters and
RE: [SPAM] [disklavier] External Speakers for MX100IIXG
2010-01-10 by dirk veldhorst
Hi All I own a Disklavier M3 (DYUS1) and did some research into powered monitors because the wireless connections to my HiFi did not work very well. I thought
Re: [disklavier] External Speakers for MX100IIXG
2010-01-10 by Carol Beigel
My suggestion is that you buy new powered speakers. Usually, the better quality the sound, the uglier they are! I own a MarkIIXG. The output is dual
External Speakers for MX100IIXG
2010-01-09 by kenmortgages
Hi all After a lengthy absence (taking piano lessons) I m back again and I hope someone on the forum has some advice they can offer. I have an MX100IIXG which
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-06 by Kevin Goroway
I don t understand why it doesn t play on the LX correctly if the LX is supposed to support these file types. I think Mark is probably in the best situation
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-06 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Kevin, My LX plays other DKV/audio files perfectly. I rarely listen to them and only tested your file with a crappy amplified computer speaker, not a
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-06 by Mark Fontana
The poor compression is due to the accompaniment track... in general, PCM audio just doesn t compress well with ZIP (LZ algorithm), which is why codecs like
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-06 by Kevin Goroway
The files download perfectly...They just aren t formatted for the LX. I m surprised that they play at all! I expected better compression as well...not sure
Re: [disklavier] Yamaha MPX70 in Silent mode
2010-01-05 by athomik
As a default, the MPX70 has 32 note polyphony, so you re probably running out of notes. There should be a function where you can set the polyphony to 64 notes,
Re: [disklavier] Sustaining pedal - Issue or not?
2010-01-04 by Joseph Schembri
Good Morning Thank you all for the insightful suggestions and help.I will contact my technician and post the final outcome. Best Regards, Joseph ,
Re: [disklavier] Sustaining pedal - Issue or not?
2010-01-04 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. Joseph, it is time to bring back the Disklavier technician. Regards, PianoBench
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-04 by Kevin Goroway
The question of why it was done this way is a bit convoluted. As it turns out, the first cut was done this way just because it was simpler. After hearing
Re: [disklavier] Sustaining pedal - Issue or not?
2010-01-04 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Joseph, If the pedal events are on and off, not progressive, there should be no difference between the file and what the piano does. Progressive or
Re: [disklavier] Sustaining pedal - Issue or not?
2010-01-04 by Joseph Schembri
Thanks George I will look into the Cakewalk program. The question now is why doesn t the piano play what s written in the midi file and would I be able to
Re: [disklavier] Sustaining pedal - Issue or not?
2010-01-04 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Spencer_Lists, i was bored so i improved the little MIDI file player a little. it now shows the state of the sustain pedal on a separate line. if
Re: [disklavier] Sustaining pedal - Issue or not? [1 Attachment]
2010-01-04 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Joseph, I just found a little MIDI file player that I wrote a while ago that lists the events as they play. It only shows a single line so you have
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-04 by Phil Blah
Hey Kevin, I was actually going to ask if it was an electronic piano, I first was thinking that you had a duplicate track and the built in synth was playing. I
Re: [disklavier] Sustaining pedal - Issue or not?
2010-01-04 by George F. Litterst
Good evening, everyone. Joseph, I received your MIDI file when you sent to me directly. The file contains a lot of sustain pedal messages. They are on/off
Re: [disklavier] Sustaining pedal - Issue or not?
2010-01-04 by Joseph Schembri
Hi Spencer, The program sounds perfect for my needs. I downloaded it and ran it, I do get the questions asking what I want to include but can t get a read out.
Re: [disklavier] Sustaining pedal - Issue or not?
2010-01-04 by Joseph Schembri
Hi George, I did what Carol suggested and checked the pedal movement , all seems well there. Attached is a Midi file that was converted from a FIL that I think
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-04 by Kevin Goroway
Phil, The other piano you hear is intentional. It isn t an acoustic, it s an electronic piano and the blending of the sounds is something we were looking
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-03 by Phil Blah
Hey Kevin, Yes I am interested in these songs for sure. Nothing better than raw, warm, heart filling jazz! Anyway, they sound great, I can however notice the
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-03 by George Kopeczky
Yepp... if the MIDI on MIDI+audio mixed format PianoSoft CD s would be only Mac/PC recognizable, I wouldn t have two big boxful s of such discs sitting around,
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-03 by Phil Blah
Hello Spencer, I thought you would know this :) as they are .zip files they won t extract unless the CRC is 100%. So if it extracts at your end then the file
Re: Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-03 by Joan
They sound pretty nice on my DC7M4 too!
Re: [disklavier] Sustaining pedal - Issue or not?
2010-01-03 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings George, I also have a program on the following page called list midi events to log which will make a text file of all the events in the file. it is
Re: [disklavier] Sustaining pedal - Issue or not?
2010-01-03 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. The MIDI message for the sustain pedal is controller 64. When it has a value of 0, the pedal is a rest. When it has a value of 127,
Re: [disklavier] Sustaining pedal - Issue or not?
2010-01-03 by Carol Beigel
It probably needs just a little adjustment. I believe the MIDI message for the pedal is a Controller 7 message. IF you look inside the piano, while
Sustaining pedal - Issue or not?
2010-01-03 by Joseph
Happy New Year I have a DU1E3 and had the first of the Yamaha tunings. At that time my technician installed upgrade 2.20 CSP E3 V2.12. Since that upgrade it
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-03 by Kevin Goroway
No, these audio tracks are made to be played on a Disklavier...not via iTunes, or anything else. iTunes happily plays them because they are in a standard audio
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-03 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Kevin, Tried playing one of the samples on my Live Performance LX. No luck, the piano part is intermittent. Do you know if the server is reliable?
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-03 by Carol Beigel
With these CDs, the MIDI is on one track and the audio is on the other. I think this is how the companies got around the copyright - one company put the audio
Re: [disklavier] Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-03 by Laurel Lapin
Hi Kevin, I downloaded Ain t Misbehavin and my computer opened the file in iTunes (I am running Windows XP). When iTunes played the file, there was a high
Any interest in some high quality jazz improv?
2010-01-03 by Kevin
I m trying to gauge interest in some pianosoft+audio-like jazz improv songs. These would work on any disklavier that can play those CD audio+Midi formats. I
Re: [disklavier] Use of samples from another piano
2010-01-02 by Carol Beigel
I have recorded MIDI files of my father playing my Disklavier and wanted to make audio files of them to put on CD for our family. It took 3 years exploring
Re: [disklavier] Use of samples from another piano
2010-01-02 by Scott Jackson
Mike, What you need is called a Sampler. I m not sure that anyone is making hardware samplers any more, but a quick look on Ebay showed up samplers such as
Re: [disklavier] Yamaha MPX70 in Silent mode
2010-01-01 by Mark in Idaho
Mike, Have you ever cleaned out/off the circuit board and such. Slowed processing can be the result of over-heating and other dust bunny related problems. A
Yamaha MPX70 in Silent mode
2010-01-01 by mjd7282
When I play my MPX70 in Silent mode, the basic piano sound is not at all bad, BUT the elderly processor appears unable to keep up with the number of notes
Use of samples from another piano
2010-01-01 by mjd7282
Before I acquired my Yamaha MPX70 Disklavier, I had a properly treated honky-tonk piano (de-tuned unisons, nail-varnished hammers!). I liked the sound enough
Re: [disklavier] Questions regarding repair and/or bypass broken floppy drive on MX-100
2009-12-30 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. I don t think I saw any answers to these questions. I ll add my replies below: ... I don t know of any special options. But I would
For those asking about disklavier prices, this might help:
2009-12-27 by Kenneth
http://ebookofpianos.com/pricepointpiano/sitemap.html
Re: pedal recording in "ensemble" piano recording (also sound ?)
2009-12-23 by wandamusic@aol.com
George and Mark, Many thanks for these remarks, I will print out this digest as there is so much here. My point of making this recording was as a gift for one
Re: [disklavier] pedal recording in "ensemble" piano recording (also sound ?)
2009-12-21 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. Hi, Shelley. I guess that I have been involved with this stuff for a long time. I became interested in the Disklavier when it first
Re: [disklavier] pedal recording in "ensemble" piano recording (also sound ?)
2009-12-21 by Mark Fontana
The advantage to doing it the way I described (making a piano+audio CD track) is that the resulting performance could be played more easily (without needing