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2008-10-22 by Claude Renaud
George, ... Ok, thank George, the problem was the words x64 Edition SP2 which I did not really know what OS it concerned... Regards, -- Claude Renaud
2008-10-22 by Carol Beigel
Logic Studio ($500) and Logic Express ($199) work just fine in OS X. I am running Logic Studio on an iMac with Leopard. Your Mark II Disklavier will play
2008-10-22 by dcgreenhfx
Does anyone have surefire way to make a wireless internet connection for my Mark IV?
2008-10-21 by George F. Litterst
Good evening, everyone. ... Claude, there are 32-bit Windows drivers on that page: --USB-MIDI Driver for Windows(R) Vista/XP(x64 Edition SP2) This is works for
2008-10-21 by Claude Renaud
George, ... On the page you give, there is no drivers for 32-bit windows platforms, normal ? Regards, -- Claude Renaud
2008-10-21 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. Bill, you can get any of several sequencers for the Mac: Cubase (a Yamaha product from Steinberg: www.steinberg.net), Digital Performer
2008-10-21 by Jules
Hi Bill, I posted this online about 10 days ago, but not sure if you saw it. There is a Canadian dealer just outside of Toronto - Steve Loates Music Gallery
2008-10-21 by comecerebros
Does anyone have any piano versions from the Chicago band they could post? Thanks in advance!
2008-10-21 by boyler1999
Hello, I have a Mark II Disklavier with a broken 720 KB floppy drive. First I thought I could simply replace the floppy drive with a new one. Then I learned
2008-10-18 by Phil Blah
Hey Mark, Yeah I am a bit annoyed at the cost per song. up to $4.50 per song!! in Australia our $ is crap at 70c per USD so it costs heaps. I am also annoyed
2008-10-18 by Phil Blah
Hey Athomik, Well, that s the whole point of a forum like this, it s for those who want to get involved in the tech aspects of their pianos :) There is nothing
2008-10-17 by Mark Burby
I d like to discuss the options for purchasing music from Yamaha. Currently, the only option is to purchase the music (say after hearing it on Yamaha Radio) by
2008-10-17 by Kevin Goroway
Mark, I think you are right. USB would be a perfectly reasonable solution, so let s talk about what s wrong with the current implementation, and what Yamaha
2008-10-17 by Mark Burby
I think athomik makes a good point. I recently puchased a MKIV and am far from a professional piano player and using it as a high end entertainment system -
2008-10-17 by athomik
If there was a problem with a hard drive when the Mark IV first came out, even Yamaha Service in most countries had to either clone a good drive to it or
2008-10-17 by Phil Blah
Kevin, I clone drives for a living, it s cool mate ;-) FYI: I used a trusty copy of Ghost, it boots in DOS and it handles linux, mac, anything. That s ofcorse
2008-10-17 by Kevin Goroway
Phil, You didn t do any of this disk cloning or expanding under Windows did you? That would be bad. Windows likes to mark the drive s boot sector...Have you
2008-10-16 by Phil Blah
Hi, Cool well that explains why as much as I tried I could not get a fresh install working. I bet those images we have can be used or are not too far off to
2008-10-16 by sjhart110110
You can not do this. Yamaha needs to come out with a replacement control box for the Mark III pianos. You would swap out your current control box for the new
2008-10-16 by athomik
The Mark IV has XG voices (self-explanotory) and AWM (Advanced Wave Memory, which is the sampled piano sound). It hasn t got the TG voice set, but it does have
2008-10-16 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. ... This is actually possible if you are willing to undertake a complicated setup: --use a MIDI cable to connect MIDI Out to MIDI In
2008-10-16 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. ... Just to be clear: There are MIDI file formats and then there are MIDI protocols for setting the correct sounds. Modern Disklaviers
2008-10-16 by athomik
On the Mark IV, the sensors are also used during playback (DSP servo control), which was previously only available on the old Pro series. On the NEW PRO, you
2008-10-16 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. ... The record and playback systems are separate. During recording, key sensors and (in the case of DC3 and larger grands and DU1A)
2008-10-16 by Dan Armstrong
Can somone confirm that the devices that actuate the keys in the play mode are different from the devices that function from the keys in the record mode?
2008-10-16 by Adrian Thomas
Hi, the update CDs (any version) don t contain the full operating system, only those bits required to implement the changes for the new version. If a drive
2008-10-16 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. ... Interesting and a coincidence. I can tell you that the Virtual PRC was in development for sometime before it was mentioned
2008-10-16 by Adrian Thomas
As was mentioned in a previous thread, MIDI information on Yamaha PianoSoft plus Audio is recorded as a .wav file on the CD, which means that you can t write
2008-10-16 by sjhart110110
Still waiting for Yamaha to send out this announcement! :) I stopped by my local Yamaha dealer and chatted with the sales folks who sold me the Mark III that
2008-10-16 by Phil Blah
Excellent Point Kevin, Say a hi-res 256 MP3 you could say is virtually losless, but SO much more efficient...10 meg per song rather than 50+! Also one really
2008-10-16 by Kevin Goroway
Bill, You might also mention to them that they could solve this via software by using something other than raw .WAV for CDs...It would be much simpler than a
2008-10-16 by Phil Blah
Hey Guys, Yeup, I wanted the primary storage to be larger, external devices are clunky and seeky when used with the Disklavier.. Having the main HD larger will
2008-10-15 by Bill Brandom
Hello Tom, Glenn and others, I am Japan at the moment and will be meeting with our Disklavier engineers today and tomorrow. I will once again stress to them
2008-10-15 by Tom Wheeler
Glenn, Thanks for adding one more vote for a large internal HD drive for the Mark IV. The problem cannot be solved by adding an external USB drive. In fact,
2008-10-15 by Glenn Smutny
First of all, thank you Phillip for taking the lead in this. This is exactly the type of information that I remain a member of the group looking/waiting for.
2008-10-15 by Tom Wheeler
Philip, I am not an IT person so I can t really answer your question. I can, however, say that for over two years I have been requesting a larger HD than the
2008-10-15 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
Bob. Some Yamaha s MIDI File formats for DKV just have extra information that not all DKVs can decode, this extra information is put there when you Record a
2008-10-15 by Dokhanchi
I just realized that. theer is really no need to put files on a CD if there is a floppy. I might as well connect the laptop if I really need it. Thanks Now
2008-10-15 by ISKI1@aol.com
You can put Midi files on a CD that plays on a Disklavier. http://dp70.dyndns.org/mid2pianocd/ The midi files are converted to wav files so you can only put
2008-10-15 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
Following Carol s comments, all off ... All are pure MIDI standards not exclusive to DKV s, so all of them should play fine in a Mark III, given that the
2008-10-15 by Phil Blah
Hey Guys, If you are not a tech person then please ignore this message ;-) I am sick of the slow and small 80gb death star in the mark4, so I decided to
2008-10-15 by Dokhanchi
Thank you. Very helpful. Quite new to this stuff. Bob Dokhanchi ... From: Carol Beigel Subject: Re: [disklavier] Which MIDI format
2008-10-14 by Carol Beigel
MIDI format 0 and MIDI format 1 will play on your Disklavier. The XG sounds are the best on your list and Yamaha developed them! GM stands for General MIDI
2008-10-14 by driller010165
Hi, Someone is asking me what format my Disklavier Mark III can play and I had no idea what it meant. Which one has the best quality for Mark III with record
2008-10-13 by driller010165
Hi, I just bought a Yamah DGC1-B diasklavier that has the new MarkIII with the record function. I m computer savy but know very little about music. This piano
2008-10-12 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. ... At this time there is no upgrade path from a Mark III to a Mark IV. At various times in the past, Yamaha has provided upgrade
2008-10-12 by James Fry
... Hey there, Unfortunately Yamaha have not produced such a unit. You must sell your existing piano and buy a new one in order to upgrade to Mark IV
2008-10-12 by bbfromca
I have a Mark III series piano and wondered if it was possible to purchase a Mark IV control unit and swap it out for the Mark III control unit? I like the
2008-10-10 by Todd Muncy
Top group owners have access to 24/7 chat support. Read the transcript for yourself, but they weren t overly helpful. The odd syntax has an Indian flavor to
2008-10-10 by Todd Muncy
I have removed and banned the two members we had with @grouply.com email addresses. There is an outside chance that other grouply members, using regular