Re: Alternative to tablet and PDA for MKIV
2007-10-24 by jheitzeb1
Kevin, Thanks for the link, I ll check it out. Looks quite interesting. I have tablet, pda and Mark IV and Macintosh. Joan
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2007-10-24 by jheitzeb1
Kevin, Thanks for the link, I ll check it out. Looks quite interesting. I have tablet, pda and Mark IV and Macintosh. Joan
2007-10-24 by Kevin Goroway
I *do* have a software background...that s why I m so intrigued. I ve contacted the authors of the paper to see if there has been any progress. I wonder also
2007-10-24 by Mark Fontana
For those who can afford a Mark IV, this software looks very useful. It seems similar to the Maestro RF software available for PianoDisc systems
2007-10-24 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
Thanks Kevin. Even I don t have a Mark IV DKV (may be will never have one) this information is very interesting and of great technical value to some of the
2007-10-24 by kgoroway
First, a brief introduction. I ve already posted once to the list, but without introducing myself. I ve recently taken delivery of a DGC1b (Mark 3, with
2007-10-13 by Mark Fontana
... PianoDisc changed their CD format slightly back in 2005 in a way that improves the timing of the encoded data. They also implemented a scheme designed to
2007-10-13 by don_shifris
If the Yamaha diskette does not have a .fil extension, the conversion creates the midi file with a blank file name and a .mid extension. This does not happen
2007-10-13 by Paul J
You might want to send this to the PianoDisc group: http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/PianoDiscUser/ paul ... From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
2007-10-13 by ISKI1@aol.com
I am not sure if anyone is interested but below I have listed some PianoDisc CD s that I have purchased. As you can see some work on the Disklavier and some
2007-10-12 by sjhart110110
Oh well, always nice to have these discussions. Yamaha is always mute on the subject. I should go back to my dealer and talk to the nice sales lady who
2007-10-09 by James Fry
... I don t think you meant the double negative there - and I was told the same thing with my late mark IIXG upright. For me there is no possible upgrade path
2007-10-09 by Mark Fontana
... I believe Kevin s understanding is correct - playing MIDI data from a Yamaha CD is slightly inferior to playing it over a MIDI cable, and *definitely*
2007-10-09 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. ... The purpose of creating PianoSoft Plus Audio CDs was to provide a simple medium for combining the MIDI data that drives the piano
2007-10-09 by athomik
You may still be able to get the DCD1 in some countries. The DCD1 connects to your piano via MIDI and you also need to connect it to your HiFi/monitor speakers
2007-10-09 by sjhart110110
For what it is worth, I don t agree with you. It could be done, but likely won t because Yamaha does not think it is worth it. I personally don t think
2007-10-08 by Kevin Goroway
I m under the impression that the playback of MIDI from the CD is still done via an analog connection, and the capabilities of that are lower than when playing
2007-10-08 by John Rank
The difference is that when you buy a car, you don t expect it to last for 30 years or so--how long will a grand piano properly tuned last, anyway--50 years?
2007-10-08 by athomik
Until the Disklavier MkIV came out, all Disklaviers were basically hardware-based. Each successive model was electronically & physically different from the
2007-10-07 by sjhart110110
Several of us have discussed in the past. Yamaha has deaf ears on this subject. With today s electronics, you could likely fit everything you needed into a
2007-10-07 by wandamusic@aol.com
In a message dated 10/7/2007 8:42:27 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, disklavier@yahoogroups.com writes: They could use this same new control unit for their
2007-10-06 by sjhart110110
Too bad that Yamaha has decided to provide no upgrade path for Mark III owners (besides total trade in). Everytime prior to this, they have done this. I
2007-10-03 by darylnorman@worldnet.att.net
Hi Claude, There is a wonderful site on Yamaha Clavinovas, past and present. It is called the CVP User Group. I was a member years ago when I bought my first
2007-10-03 by Claude Renaud
Hi all, I know it is not the right place to discuss about this but ... don t know where to look for exactly... Could someone tell me where I could find
2007-10-01 by rwberry99
Hi All, I ve had a DC3A Mark III for a couple years now, and it s a great instrument. However, it seems to be at the end-of-life as far as any enhancements
2007-10-01 by jheitzeb1
I have in my notes that we bought a Lacie Brick Mobile Hard Drive 80GB USB2/Firewire for around $129 to use with our Mark IV Disklavier as backup. P.S. USB 2.0
2007-10-01 by athomik
There was a European meeting in Germany last week. In the UK, the software should arrive sometime this week. At the moment, you still have to contact your
2007-10-01 by ipermedia
Sorry Adrian, which message? I couldn t find nearby the message you say. More of that the message itself seem outdated: it says Disklavier 2.0 will be
2007-10-01 by James Fry
2007-10-01 by athomik
A matter of getting to work early, doing expenses, answering the phone and trying to write e-mails at the same time. athomik
2007-10-01 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings athomik, the last three virtually incomprehensible e-mails are from: Adrian Thomas Senior Engineer Service Department i guess a senior engineer, at
2007-10-01 by Adrian Thomas
It s a bit early - see the next message for info (concerning the YAMAAH (?)Disklavier)
2007-10-01 by athomik
OOhps, please make sure you inlude the = sign at the end of the link athomik
2007-10-01 by athomik
Hi, for anyone who has one of the above: The version 2.00 software (see: http://www.yamaha.com/namm/w2007/press.html?CNTID=545086&CTID = for details) will soon
2007-10-01 by athomik
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2007-09-30 by yeloc2
Can anyone suggest a 60 to 80 gig external usb hard drive that is fat32 formatted, so it will work with the disklavier mk4 as a back up? Will a sata hard drive
2007-09-30 by Paul J
I assumed that the person wasn’t even real and this was simply a spambot. paul ... From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com [mailto:disklavier@yahoogroups.com] On
2007-09-30 by gldutcher@verizon.net
Bindya, This is the second such blurb you ve posted in recent days. This is a DISKLAVIER forum, not a fuel conservation group. We all have our own private
2007-09-30 by bindyanegi
Hai friends The fuel price will be goin up in few dayz time . Lots fuel companies are in talk with government for raising the fuel price . Just check the link
2007-09-29 by david962548
Hi Don Send me a private mail at magic_midi @ hotmail.com (no spaces) of course. Midi ... be
2007-09-28 by don_shifris
Please disregard my previous posting of this morning. I am trying to use this program to copy Yamaha eseq diskettes to my hard drive to be used with a jukebox
2007-09-27 by don_shifris
I would like to use rootaripper but don t understand how to do it. Downloading the zip file and executing it creates a folder. What is next? I have a USB
2007-09-26 by Rick Conti
2007-09-25 by Jerry Dutcher
Wow!!!!! John, I don t know which was more incredible - Art s fantastic playing or your amazing reperformance technology which let us hear him play it
2007-09-25 by jheitzeb1
Joe, If you have a Mark IV disklavier, you would have the capability of using the Disklavier Radio which would provide continuous midi files to your
2007-09-24 by bindyanegi
Hai friends The fuel price will be goin up in few dayz time . Lots fuel companies are in talk with government for raising the fuel price . Just check the link
2007-09-24 by jsphervin
we have a small restaurant with new dlv. I was told that there are services which provide continuous music files. Has anyone used this kind of service ---
2007-09-21 by yeloc2
Has anyone played with the voice harmony on the mk4. Just a few voices work and only from a couple of libraries. The few that do work are amazing. I noticed
2007-09-19 by ipermedia
Thanks a lot for your detailed suggestions, George. Don t exitate to ask for details, I m asking for help and any step by step instructions will be useful for
2007-09-18 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. Transfering files on a Mark IV using FromToPC is a great option. iTunes will open MIDI files on both platforms. However, using iTunes
2007-09-18 by jheitzeb1
I haven t done this to verify it, but it seems that if you have a Mark IV that you have wireless capability to transfer files To and From your Mark IV to your