Re: [disklavier] Re: Wireless MIDI Adapter Questions
2008-03-11 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Joel, the frequency of WIDI makes it pretty much line of site. if you are using a desktop computer you should use the X8 pair instead of using an XU
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2008-03-11 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Joel, the frequency of WIDI makes it pretty much line of site. if you are using a desktop computer you should use the X8 pair instead of using an XU
2008-03-11 by Phil Becker
I am using Widi-X8 to WIDI-X8, and I ve seen good results up to 100ft through one wall. There is also an 802.11 Wi-Fi internet Access point about mid-way
2008-03-11 by joel@janicejoel.com
One more question about the WIDI-X8 and WIDI-XU pairing. How is its transmission range? I see the specs say 80 meters without obstacles. What have users¹
2008-03-10 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
Hi all, In order to get a discounted price, I m planning to do a quantity purchase 2 WIDI-X8 and 4 WIDI-XU interfaces to break them up and sell as a single
2008-03-08 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings uhhmmmmmmmmmm, the two WIDI-X8 units are identical and have midi in out USB and power connections. one set of X8 plus two XUs will make two complete
2008-03-08 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
Hi Spencer, are both halves of the WIDI-X8 identical or do they have different plug configurations? Do both sides have usb capability and a power transformer
2008-03-07 by Terry Fein
I use the M Audio adapters to connect the Disklavier controller to a DCD1. The DCD1 is in a rack on the other side of my living room, and is hooked up to my
2008-03-07 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Joel, You can set up all sorts of networks that will allow transmission of MIDI but nothing will be easy. I have waited for about 5 years for a
2008-03-07 by joel@janicejoel.com
For mac users, would an airport express hooked up to the disklavier accomplish the same wireless connection to a wireless-enabled computer, or is there
2008-03-06 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings sjhart110110, WIDI-X8 comes a a set of two bi-directional box type devices. You can use this pair with one on the computer and one on the piano but
2008-03-06 by sjhart110110
Do you need two of these? What do you connect to your computer and DC3A? ... wanted to ... sequencer, ... wouldn t ... flawless ... play, ... keyboard in real
2008-03-06 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings uhhmmmmmmmmmm, that would probably work but there is a better device in my opinion if you want to use it with a notebook. the problem with the
2008-03-06 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
Thanks for the input. I m just learning about this capability so I want to read up some before deciding what to do. I also found Carol Beigel s Home Page to
2008-03-06 by Phil Becker
The M-Audio should work fine to play via MIDI. I have DC3 Pro and wanted to have a bi-directional wireless MIDI connection to my computer and sequencer, so I
2008-03-06 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
Now that I ve had my DC2A all of a week (!) I m thinking it would be cool to be able to play MIDI files stored on my laptop wirelessly to my DC2A. Is that
2008-03-05 by jeanluc07
Hi, First of all, thanks in advance for all your help. I have a GH1 Mark III with cd and floppy drive. Well, I read in the manual that I can use smf files AND
2008-03-04 by loi nguyen
Thank you. It worked! Another question. I read the instructions from the dkutils directory. It mentioned that I need to format the floppy disk to 720K. Is this
2008-03-04 by Steven Trawford
Hi Ron, it s Steve. Where in California do you live? I might have a great tech for you.
2008-03-04 by ISKI1@aol.com
Loi I use the utilities at this site to add titles. _http://www.carolrpt.com/softwaredwnld.htm_ (http://www.carolrpt.com/softwaredwnld.htm) I use Mid2eseq to
2008-03-04 by George F. Litterst
Good evening, everyone. ... Question 2 is the easiest to answer: Song files come up in the order in which they were copied to the floppy disk. If you dragged a
2008-03-03 by jeanluc07
Hi, I am a newbie to the Disklavier. I just bought a GH1 Mark III (year 2000). Question 1: I downloaded midi songs into the floppy disk and load into the mark
2008-03-03 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
Maybe I should have this done. I have a key or two that seem to be a little louder than all the others. My local disklavier tech wasn t familiar with the
2008-03-03 by Lou
Hi there, Does anyone know where I can locate a service provider for yamaha disklaviers ? My control unit (Model DKC100R), in particular the 3.5 disk reader
2008-02-29 by Carol Beigel
You can get really good tips on maintaining and caring for your piano on the Piano Page sponsored by the Piano Technicians Guild at www.ptg.org As a
2008-02-29 by jheitzeb1
If you are using a Macintosh computer and already have an airport extreme network in your home you can use an airport express station plugged into a wall
2008-02-29 by sjhart110110
And I belive that PRO models do not come with built in speakers as he states? ... they ... detected. ... minutes of ... artist
2008-02-28 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
Oh, and for those of you wondering how loud your solenoids are, they seem pretty darn quiet in the silent demo later in the video. Of course, one really can t
2008-02-28 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzi176efx4A What is the song Peter Baartmans is playing in the first 2 minutes of this youtube video? I searched the Pianosoft
2008-02-28 by John Farmer
Since the Yamaha How to Care manual tells you nothing at all about the piano mechanism, you might be interested in Arthur Reblitz s book Piano Servicing
2008-02-28 by nealpolan
I am switching from a PC to Apple. I may also replace my existing wifi G router with Apples new wifi draft N router/hardrive (called time capsel). 2 questions.
2008-02-28 by athomik
Actually, ignore the original link. Go to : http://www.yamaha.co.jp/manual/english/ It will come up with How to care in one of the search boxes. Just click
2008-02-28 by athomik
Whenever you play play a MIDI or PianoSoft file on the Disklavier in silent mode, the piano sound is generated digitally directly from the file, just like all
2008-02-28 by athomik
The manual is just a basic guide on how to look after your piano. You can find it here: http://www.yamaha.co.jp/manual/english/result.php?div_code=piano
2008-02-28 by Steven Trawford
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2008-02-28 by Steven Trawford
I can mail you one and a couple of keys. Privately email me your address please. I manage for an authorized Disklavier dealer. Steve
2008-02-28 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
I found this on the Yamaha web site: The Yamaha Grand Silent System provides additional versatility. With the touch of a button, you can prevent the hammers
2008-02-27 by Alex Mattus
The sound is digital, the hammer moves but is block by the bar so it doesnt hit the string. It s arm is stopped by the bar so the hammer cant reach the
2008-02-27 by Kevin Goroway
There is?! What s in this manual? Anyone care to scan and upload the cover of it? ... From: Steven Trawford To:
2008-02-27 by Jerry Dutcher
Ron, It s for show. Engaging the Silent Mode flips a bar over the hammers which stops them from hitting the strings. All the sound is electronic in this mode.
2008-02-27 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
Hi Carol. I believe I know when it is playing in acoustic mode and when it is playing in digital mode (there is only one button that switches between the two
2008-02-27 by GDPERRY@aol.com
One of my tuners told me to never touch the strings because the oils from the skin will lead to a shorter life. Is this true? **************Ideas to please
2008-02-27 by Carol Beigel
Put your hand on the strings while the piano is playing. Do your feel the vibrations? Do you hear a thunk where your hand is? If so, the hammers are
2008-02-27 by Steven Trawford
Hi Ron, you need your local dealer. Yes there is a manual (which is pretty neat) for the piano and they should have extra keys. Don t think you should have
2008-02-27 by Kevin Goroway
I recently got a brand new DC3M4...there is no manual for the acoustic piano (but what would it say anyway?). The lock should be functional, I think...Mine
2008-02-26 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
Sorry for the barrage of questions, but I ve left a couple of messages at my local Yamaha dealer and they haven t returned my calls yet. I recently acquired a
2008-02-26 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
I think others in the group can clarify this better. The way I see it is that in silent mode you can play the keyboard (or MIDI does it for you in this
2008-02-26 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
Yes, mine has the silent feature - DC2A. When I have the acoustic piano switch to digital sound, is the piano really playing ? I can t find this info in my
2008-02-26 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
SOme DKV has a Silent Feature , the keys move but not mehcanical piano (hammer & string) is produced. If yours has this feature, just tun it off. (I seem to
2008-02-26 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
Hi, I am playing a Pianosoft title and when using the digital reproduction of sound, the keys on the piano will move and digital piano sounds are heard. Is
2008-02-25 by Carol Beigel
The best thing would be to find an RPT who works on Disklaviers. To find one of those, call Yamaha at 800-854-1569. Otherwise, an RPT is fine. Carol ...