Volume Blast on "Quiet" Setting--What gives?
2008-06-28 by mcubed33
Another Newbie Question: I downloaded some MIDI files today, which were playing fine on the DKV s acoustic setting. When I activated the Quiet setting
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Which one,
2008-06-27 by j109876
Hi everyone, I m new to the group and looking for some advice as to the difference between the DC3 M4 and DC3 M4 Pro , in reality is there much difference in
Re: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-27 by Kevin Goroway
Mark, That would be PERFECT! Thanks for the link...now to try to track down a dealer to see if they will see just the music desk/monitor... -Kevin ... From:
Re: Re[2]: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-27 by Kevin Goroway
Frank, That s a really good idea...but do they come as small as 20 or so? I ll have to look around. ... From: Frank Evans To:
Re: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-27 by Mark Fontana
Here s one option for a piano-friendly LCD monitor that I stumbled upon a while back: http://www.syncavision.com/ (The content they provide looks pretty
Re: Re[2]: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-27 by Frank Evans
Hi kevin, Getting in on this late, but a thought is to not buy a computer monitor, rather an HD TV monitor that has computer inputs, composit video, HDMI,
Re[2]: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-27 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Kevin, to find just the right monitor aesthetically speaking you may hove to look at some old stuff or accept something that is not entirely right
Re: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-27 by Kevin Goroway
Not intending to take it private. More than one person has already expressed interest in the conversation. My wife wasn t terribly impressed with the whole
Re: Threaded Discussions? (was: RE: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?)
2008-06-27 by Matthew Walworth
Hear, Hear! ...matthew...
Re: Threaded Discussions? (was: RE: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?)
2008-06-27 by James Fry
No. No. No. We ve had this over and over again. My biggest complaint is that web forums do NOT give proper threading at all so they are far worse than email
Re: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-27 by James Fry
No, do NOT take it private. Please keep the discussion ON the list - that s what they are for. It is trivial to mark things as read / uninteresting / whatever
Re: Threaded Discussions? (was: RE: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?)
2008-06-27 by Kevin Goroway
Josh, This is a good suggestion, and one that has been brought up before. I m not sure why it never took hold. I actually enjoy browsing through the subjects
Threaded Discussions? (was: RE: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?)
2008-06-27 by Josh Goldman
I m new to the group (brand new DC2M4) so I may be way out of line suggesting this, but I ll dive in anyway... Maybe it s time to think about this group moving
Re: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-27 by Mark
Kevin, Would you really think a knocked down computer cabinet would look good next to the high quality furniture and finish of a Yamaha piano. Do you have a do
Re: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by Kevin Goroway
Wow, yahoo made a mess of that URL. google for this: Chesterfield Computer Cabinet or remove the spaces from the URL. ... From: Kevin Goroway
Re: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by Kevin Goroway
Thinking about this instead of a file cabinet: http://www.homedecorators.com/detail.php?parentid=5117010&aid=froogle&CAWELAID=130285947 It doesn t look great
Re: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by Kevin Goroway
A 30 screen isn t going in there, that s for sure... Mark, can you please take the time to spell out to the entire group what YOUR email filters are set up
Re: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by Mark
Kevin, Before you deride me with your comment about using the delete button, how about you learn to use a space bar between Mark and IV so we can filter out
Re: Re[2]: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
As usual, this tread is going to change in direction. Anyway, even that the topic is no pure DVK related, the easiest thing to do is read the messages and
Re: Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by ipermedia
I m interested in this topic. If you decide to continue by mail, please put my address in cc. I use a PC in another room via network, but with 3.0 version and
Re[2]: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Mark, I could make this private but I won t. I made a simple suggestion regarding an issue that many consider important (aesthetics and ease of
Re: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by Kevin Goroway
I suppose it wasn t taken private for the same reason that I posted it here in the first place. The audience of this group consists primarily of people who own
Re: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by Mark
Why have you not taken this thread private? It is not relevant to the rest of us. I do not care about the problems with one small room and all the problems it
Re: Re[2]: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by Kevin Goroway
I considered a laptop, but discounted it as a possibility because they are more expensive and I don t need the portability. I really want a dedicated computer
Re[2]: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Kevin, Another possibility is using a wireless MIDI connection at the piano and a notebook computer or put the desktop computer wherever makes sense.
Re: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by Kevin Goroway
Glenn, Thanks for your insight! Because of the shape of the room, the placement of the piano, and the only entrance into the room, the cpu will be well hidden
RE: [disklavier] Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by Glenn Smutny
Kevin, As an architect/builder, owner of a DC3M4 and a self proclaimed neat nick, I would not want to see the CPU. Remote it or bury it somewhere and then use
Furniture suggestions?
2008-06-26 by Kevin Goroway
I thought this group might be the right place to ask this question. We ve got our DC3M4 in a dedicated room (which also serves as my wife s doll room , as she
RE: UMR address - Re[2]: [disklavier] Re: Using Disklavier utilities on a Mac
2008-06-26 by Wu, Cheng Hsiao
My e-mail address ahs been changed to chw@mst.edu (from chw@umr.edu before). Please use my new address from now on. Thanks. C.H. Wu
Re[2]: [disklavier] Re: Using Disklavier utilities on a Mac
2008-06-25 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Carol, I have not checked what is available recently but there should be no problem putting together a little machine to run 98. I have a few old
Re: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-25 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
Congratulations, you solve the problem. An interesting fact is that you can connect and play a DKV (Mark IV) to a PC using pure USB connections, drivers and
Re: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-25 by Kevin Goroway
It s right there in the first MIDI setup screen. I turned it off as soon as I figured out what it did. Here s the set up. Disklavier MIDI out to PC, PC
Re: [disklavier] Re: Using Disklavier utilities on a Mac
2008-06-25 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. ... Carol, keep in mind: (1) Boot Camp will only work with WIndows XP Service Pack 2 and Windows Vista (2) If you install either
Re: [disklavier] Re: Using Disklavier utilities on a Mac
2008-06-25 by Carol Beigel
I have tried Fusion and have failed miserably several times to install a Windows 98 operating system. Sometimes the computer sees the disk in the CD super
Re[2]: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-25 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings JORGE, are you trying to make an offset between piano and non piano events so that the DKV delay of the piano parts will line up with the other
Re: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-25 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
As far as I understand, the delay of the hammers cannot be disabled it is physical . You may be able however to disable the MIDI OUT delay of the THRU MODE,
Re: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-25 by Matthew Teeter
There is an obscure option to disable the 500ms delay that the disklavier includes by default to account for the delay in the hammers. I cant remember where
Re: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-25 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
Kevin: Let see if I can explain myself. It is not clear to me wich is the latency problem, but try to use first MIDI OUT from the PC to the DKV and then Midi
Re: [disklavier] buble compatibility
2008-06-25 by Steven Trawford
I bought that cd from Amazon and it did not work. Same thing happened to the link for Bocelli Paradiso.
Re: [disklavier] buble compatibility
2008-06-25 by ISKI1@aol.com
You are right, There are only 11 songs listed on the web site and really 12 songs on the Smart disk. The cd has 13 songs and plays fine but I don t remember
buble compatibility
2008-06-25 by rrm899399
Michael Buble - Call Me Irresponsible This is available as a Smart PianoSoft download. Its description states it has 12 tracks on the search results page, 11
Re: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-25 by Kevin Goroway
Answering my own question, but I suppose the information should be here just in case anyone ever searches and finds this... It works just fine. Connected the
Re: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-24 by Kevin Goroway
Okay, but the question still remains...Does it work? Do you need drivers on the pc to see the disklavier as a MIDI device? Also, although there s TONS more
Re: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-24 by Mark Fontana
While the TO HOST cable is a tried-and-true solution, connecting to a Mark IV via USB should offer considerably lower latency and improved timing accuracy.
Re: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-24 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
You are rigth Kevin I misunderstood you. In this case(pure USB connection) I do not have an answer for you since I have a mark II DKV But it seems to me that
Re: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-24 by Kevin Goroway
Jorge, Thanks for your response...but I think you misunderstood me. The current situation works fine (soundblaster Midi/joystick to MIDI In/Out on the Mark
Re: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-24 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. Kevin, you have two choices for sending and receiving MIDI data with the Mark IV: --MIDI In/Out ports --USB MIDI port In the case of
Re: [disklavier] MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-24 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
The problem when conecting a DKV via USB TO MIDI is not the USB interface *it its windowas Vista*, if your PC uses windows XP you sould have no probelms after
MarkIV MIDI via USB?
2008-06-24 by Kevin Goroway
I ve recently connected an old computer to my MarkIV via an old soundblaster sound card and the MIDI/Joystick cable. Turns out that that computer probably
Re: [disklavier] Automatic accomp software?
2008-06-24 by pianobench
Good afternoon, everyone. Kevin, if you set the Disklavier s Piano Receive Channel to ##, all of the channel data will go to the tone generator, and the keys