Re: [disklavier] Audio files into Disklavier hard drive
2008-02-12 by Kevin Goroway
Mario, I don t think there is any way to do what you want short of burning a real audio CD and letting the piano read that. I ve tried and failed. I agree it
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Audio files into Disklavier hard drive
2008-02-11 by Mario Ajero
Hi everyone: I m new to the group and recently got a Disklavier Mark IV Pro Grand Piano. I have been having loads of fun playing around with it. I had
PianoDisc's for sale on Ebay
2008-02-06 by ISKI1@aol.com
I will be listing about 30 different PianoDisc Floppies on Ebay over the next week. If you are interested please visit.
Re: [disklavier] 720 kb disketts
2008-02-06 by USER973783@AOL.COM
Thanks In a message dated 2/5/2008 7:42:07 P.M. Central Standard Time, evans@netdoor.com writes: Hi Rodney, There was sombody a little faster that got the
Re: [disklavier] 720 kb disketts
2008-02-06 by Frank Evans
Hi Rodney, There was sombody a little faster that got the bid. If it dosen t work out I ll email you and give you the next shot. Thanks. Regards Frank Evans
Re: [disklavier] 720 kb disketts
2008-02-06 by Theta
Also, these diskettes are still for sale if you look carefully. The DS/DD designation is what you re looking for versus DS/HD Here is one site that
Re: [disklavier] 720 kb disketts
2008-02-06 by USER973783@AOL.COM
I ll take them. how do I pay You. Rodney Diehl 437 W 22 Ave Gulf Shores Al 36542 In a message dated 2/5/2008 3:36:44 P.M. Central Standard Time,
Selling DGT2IIXG
2008-02-05 by Email For Fabian
Disklavier DGT2IIXG (black in excellent condition) I am selling for $5,000 (or best offer) Local pick-up only, New York.
720 kb disketts
2008-02-05 by Frank Evans
Last time Greetings, I have about 50 or so 720kb 3.5 inch diskettes that have been used to store files, etc. I have no use for them. They would need to be
Re: Recent Experience With Yamaha Tech Support
2008-01-27 by jheitzeb1
Thanks Tom for letting me know what version. Hope you were able to get DKV Browser to work again.
Re: [disklavier] Re: Recent Experience With Yamaha Tech Support
2008-01-26 by Tom Wheeler
Joan, No the updates that I found through Network Update on my PRC-100 were the 2.10 update. I do not have the Version 3 update which has not yet (to the best
Re: Recent Experience With Yamaha Tech Support
2008-01-26 by jheitzeb1
Tom, Thanks for posting this. I too have gotten remarkable service from Fredy at Yamaha Tech Support in the past and he should be given many accolades for
Recent Experience With Yamaha Tech Support
2008-01-25 by Tom Wheeler
Last Sunday evening I discovered that there were two updates available for my Mark IV disklavier via Network Update on my pocket remote (PRC-100). I downloaded
Re: [disklavier] usb to midi hardware
2008-01-24 by Carol Beigel
The Yamaha UX16 MIDI interface ($39) works well with Disklaviers. It has the necessary MIDI cables already attached. MAKE SURE that you connect the MIDI IN
Re: usb to midi hardware
2008-01-24 by jheitzeb1
I do not see your email address. Welcome to the forum.
Re: usb to midi hardware
2008-01-24 by konaneil
... port. I ... As I don t know your piano and computer s physical layout, I don t know if this is of help but there are now wireless USB to midi interface
Re: usb to midi hardware
2008-01-23 by Rodney Diehl
Ebay USB TO MIDI CONVERTER about 16 bucks. Mine has midi plugs on one end and usb on the other with an egg shaped blob in the middle with activity lights.
usb to midi hardware
2008-01-23 by don_shifris
I am looking for a midi output device that I can plug into a USB port. I I have been running from the game port on my pc which recently crashed. I now have
I found a good website
2008-01-23 by weinajingcai
We have found very good website.We can search for good job there.
Re: [disklavier] Re: software
2008-01-20 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Pascal, In GNMIDI, it is file, batch conversion, sound setup for pianodisc in all files to do the conversion for PD. my midimod2 and remap channel
Re: software
2008-01-20 by ramseymonoi
This is where I stand now: I ve downloaded so many pieces, I do not know where to start but that is a good thing (and I found my favourite, Rhapsody in blue by
Re: [disklavier] Re: editing software
2008-01-18 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
My personal experience, when I received my DKV some years ago, was that after reading the manual, I was more confused than before. It was until I join this
Re: [disklavier] Re: software
2008-01-18 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
Well done pascal! Carol page is the place to start and to come back from time to time. Just note that for just 5 dollars more you can download Cakewalk Music
Re: editing software
2008-01-18 by ramseymonoi
I think the problem for new owners is not that they don t read the manual ! It is that there are so many new informations to take in an unknown field, that
Re: software
2008-01-18 by ramseymonoi
Thank you. After asking the question, I found Carol s website where I should have started really (doh!) ! Since then, I have downloaded GNMIDI player, and
Re: [disklavier] editing software
2008-01-17 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
Thanks. The issue here is that this is a multidimensional problem, (as understand from you) At least, I see 3 dimensions money, ease of use, and power. It
Re: [disklavier] editing software
2008-01-17 by Carol Beigel
Well said, Jorge! This is a hobby for me, and my goodness those hobbies can get more expensive the older one gets!! Where I used to think $600 was just about
Re: [disklavier] editing software
2008-01-17 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
Hi carol. First let us remember I am not a musician, MIDI expert, audio engineer or something near that. I am just an end user of such programs that likes
[disklavier] editing software
2008-01-17 by Carol Beigel
I m interested in some advice about what to buy for editing software. I want to make collages of audio wave files, edit MIDI files, and perhaps if possible,
Re: [disklavier] Announcement
2008-01-17 by Carl Youngblood
Actually, there is legal precedent for an IP filter being sufficient. Look at the recent (and unfortunate) cease-and-desist letter written to the operator of
Re: [disklavier] Announcement
2008-01-17 by Kevin Goroway
I saw this announcement a few days ago, and thought about the PC interface as well. I have a hard time believing that they ve just done what Matt did
Re: [disklavier] Announcement
2008-01-17 by Kevin Goroway
This was just an announcement of the software. I don t think it s due to be released until the Summer. No word on the compressed audio for the hard drive.
Re: [disklavier] Announcement
2008-01-17 by Matthew Teeter
It is also very easy to masquerade with a fake IP by using a proxy. An IP-filter probably wouldn t satisfy the legal people. The best system would be to give
Re: [disklavier] Announcement
2008-01-17 by Carl Youngblood
I noticed that this update is not yet available on the Yamaha FTP site. As I understand it, they decided to remove the 2.0 release from the server because of
Re: [disklavier] software
2008-01-17 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. ... I believe that all Disklaviers let you set a MIDI Receive channel for the piano. You should at least be able to choose any single
Re: [disklavier] software
2008-01-17 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
You can use any MIDI software. Cakewalk Music Creator 4 has a very nice price tag, if you want better, then Cakewalk Sonar Home Studio has a few more
Re: [disklavier] Announcement
2008-01-17 by Carl Youngblood
Anyone know if they have finally made it possible to store the Smart Pianosoft music CDs in a compressed format? Of all the needed features on the Mark IV,
Announcement
2008-01-17 by athomik
This might be interesting for those of you in the States:
Re: [disklavier] software
2008-01-17 by ISKI1@aol.com
Try Anvil Studio first. _http://www.anvilstudio.com/_ (http://www.anvilstudio.com/) . Not as powerful as Cakewalk or Power Tracks but its free.
software
2008-01-17 by ramseymonoi
Morning, I plugged in my laptop, and lo and behold, it works. Except for tracks where left and right hands are on different channels obviously, as the
Re: DGH1BII or U1HQ100. Which would you rather own?
2008-01-15 by ramseymonoi
Thank you. ... steam to ... hammers. ... needles ... locations on the ... sizes 6 to ... after many ... rather own? ... good ... the ... as ... deep ... the
Re: [disklavier] Re: DGH1BII or U1HQ100. Which would you rather own?
2008-01-15 by Carol Beigel
Voicing is what piano technicians do using needles, lacquer or steam to adjust the tone of a piano by messing with the texture of the piano hammers. A voicing
Re: DGH1BII or U1HQ100. Which would you rather own?
2008-01-15 by ramseymonoi
This forum is highly instructive. However, may I ask what needling actually means ? And do you mean that yamaha uses actual needles on their felt ? Is that a
Re: [disklavier] DGH1BII or U1HQ100. Which would you rather own?
2008-01-15 by Carol Beigel
MessageOkay, I stepped into that one! Basically, voicing is a good thing. You are correct that needling hammers softens them and regular piano use
RE: [disklavier] DGH1BII or U1HQ100. Which would you rather own?
2008-01-15 by Mike Thomson
A piano technician friend of mine has commented that Yamaha hammers are very hard and difficult to needle. Certainly my Disklavier has very hard hammers and I
RE: [disklavier] DGH1BII or U1HQ100. Which would you rather own?
2008-01-15 by Michael Weinstock
Hi Carol, ... into oblivion Should I read into that that voicing can in some way cause damage if taken too far ? My understanding was that needling the
Re: [disklavier] DGH1BII or U1HQ100. Which would you rather own?
2008-01-14 by Carol Beigel
If you live in the United States, do not buy a gray market piano. It is nearly impossible to get either technical support or parts. Remember, there is a huge
Re: [disklavier] DGH1BII or U1HQ100. Which would you rather own?
2008-01-14 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
(Not been an expert, my opinions are:) Mine is an Upright Mark II. It was new when I got it. (Mark III was already in the market then) I have no complaints,
DGH1BII or U1HQ100. Which would you rather own?
2008-01-14 by uhhmmmmmmmmmm
Thank you for the confirmation. I ve been browsing through this great messageboard for more information. I think what I m reading is that people in the know
Re: [disklavier] MX100B calibration
2008-01-14 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. Either the Mark II or the Mark IIXG was the first Disklavier to respond to MIDI Control 7 (volume) messages as far as the piano part is