Re: [disklavier] e-Competition Files
2007-06-08 by George F. Litterst
Good evening, Jared. The P-e-C MIDI files will play just fine on your Disklaviers and the key velocities will be quite appropriate. Note, however, that these
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2007-06-08 by George F. Litterst
Good evening, Jared. The P-e-C MIDI files will play just fine on your Disklaviers and the key velocities will be quite appropriate. Note, however, that these
2007-06-08 by jheitzeb1
The competition files should be fine to play on your disklavier. They were made on disklavier. I have not found any midis yet that would seem to damage the
2007-06-08 by jaredj74@mac.com
My wife and I just took delivery of our DU1A, yay!!!!! In all that I have been reading about the piano I have seen people say that you need to adjust midi
2007-06-08 by rwberry99
Hi All, I purchased a DC3A a couple of years ago. Since I got the piano, I ve been trying to baby it as much as possible. I bought a whole-house humidifier
2007-06-08 by jaredj74@mac.com
Thank you all so much for all this information. I see that this group has many people with ALOT more knowledge about working with MIDI files than I. I have
2007-06-08 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Dan, ... Is it possible to get MIDI out while playing various CDs floppies etc? If so the MIDI could be recorded for playback from the computer. --
2007-06-07 by Gene Kennon
G was about 5x faster transmission of data than B; and N is about 5x faster than G (in addition to providing extended range. Of course, your base unit (Airport
2007-06-07 by jheitzeb1
Since I connected via the PCR or Pocket Controller that comes with the Disklavier Mark IV and it does NOT display the URL on that device. Joan
2007-06-07 by jheitzeb1
George, What will waiting for the 802.11n version give me? faster transmission of data? This sounds like a good solution and I have two $50 gift certificates
2007-06-07 by Gene Kennon
$99 http://www.apple.com/airportexpress/ for wireless between Mac (if a new Mac with built-in Airport, if not, buy a card from Apple) and Mark IV (plug RJ45,
2007-06-07 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
Congratulations Joan! If this worked wired, then it should work wirelessly From the network point of view: You will need to convert the Ethernet from wired to
2007-06-07 by Frank Evans
What is the URL of the Complementary streaming radiostation?? Thanks Frank
2007-06-07 by jheitzeb1
I tried out the ethernet cable from my Mac Portable to Disklavier Mark IV directly and set my Macintosh to share internet under system preferences
2007-06-07 by Dan O'Connor
There is software to rip the PD to midi on the computer. I have a few PD and they play as files on my laptop. Cheers. Dan ________________________________
2007-06-07 by Gene Kennon
Very useful info. Thanks, Alan!
2007-06-07 by ISKI1@aol.com
Gene As discussed earlier I also have a Mark III. I have thousands of Midi files and Yamaha files and I found it overwhelming to organize that many floppy
2007-06-07 by Matthew Walworth
There is no way that I know of for someone with a non-intel mac to purchase downloadable pianosoft titles and make a useable disk out them. I d love to know if
2007-06-07 by Gene Kennon
You¹re welcome, Joan. I¹ve had a dual use (PC/Mac) home (and businesses) for years and, while highly opinionated, avoid the wars and just seek the solutions
2007-06-07 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
This was the original message from Jared. I just hope after all our discussions he is not more confused than before. In this spirit. The bottom line is that
2007-06-07 by jheitzeb1
The site you mentioned seems to be in Japanese. Will have to have my son who speaks and writes Japanese fluently to direct me to the right software to use for
2007-06-07 by jheitzeb1
Thanks, Gene for great link to midi software for Mac. I didn t mean to start a PC/Mac war, but just felt that it might not be necessary to purchase a PC to
2007-06-07 by Gene Kennon
For Mac users or those that want to be, 1) both iTunes (free) and SoundConverter will convert from midi to WAV (CD), 2) for a $39 drive, Macs can read PC
2007-06-07 by Mark Fontana
... Maybe I m confused here, but I don t think Yamaha is forcing anyone to use a PC. They don t provide much in the way of tools to enhance the Disklavier
2007-06-07 by Matthew Walworth
What is ridiculous is that Yamaha makes the Cadillac of pianos and requires the Volkswagon of computers to interact with it. Joan is absolutely correct that,
2007-06-07 by Gene Kennon
If you have an Intel Mac, bootcamp is free and will be incorporated in the next OS version. Online are many offers of official XP for under $100, much cheaper
2007-06-06 by Buddhika Wije
I cant agree more. We need one like her here in Australia. BUDD From: Mike Kline Reply-To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com To:
2007-06-06 by rb3232@gmail.com
Thats the best advice yet! ... From: Spencer_Lists To: jheitzeb1 Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2007
2007-06-06 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings jheitzeb1, I prefer to drive my vintage Mercedes everywhere but when I need to dig a ditch, I drive the backhoe. ... -- Best regards, Spencer_Lists
2007-06-06 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
I am not a Mac user, anyway my set up can be a sample solution. I have a very old PC dedicated to the DKV and connected via serial port to the to host (It can
2007-06-06 by Mike Kline
Not ridiculous at all. Disklavier owners have quite an investment in their piano. Most of the existing computer software that assist owners in manipulating the
2007-06-06 by Carol Beigel
Perhaps ridiculous, but true. Without a Windows operating platform, and a FAT32 ability to format floppy disks, you are dead in the water to be able to use
2007-06-06 by nornrider
Dear Group, I ve read a few questions and comments and thought I would clarify some points based on my recent experiences. I have a new DC6M4t and
2007-06-06 by jheitzeb1
What a ridiculous suggestion, to have a Mac user buy a Windows machine. Joan
2007-06-06 by Carol Beigel
Your best bet is to just buy a dedicated Windows machine to use for your Disklavier stuff. A used laptop is just fine. Even better is one that uses an older
2007-06-06 by jheitzeb1
I have a Macintosh and Mark IV and I can just format the floppy disk using my Mac and then copy midis to the floppy disk on external USB drive and then use the
2007-06-06 by Jared Jenkins
My wife and I just purchased a DU1A and are having it delivered in the coming week. Yay!!!!! We used the archives on this group to help us decide to take the
2007-06-05 by david962548
Hi I have spoken to the auther of the program and this is his reply: No, in general it works fine in XP pro. Microsoft may have put out a security hot fix to
2007-06-05 by david962548
Hi I will check it out. It works fine on my XP Home. Midi Magic ... worked fine ... Mark III. ... an Error ... that the ... think this is the ... laptop at
2007-06-04 by Rick
... I have thousands of piano midi that I would like to listen to on my cd player. Of what I ve seen, the software is out there but is kind of pricey. Thanks
2007-06-04 by TimSteele@aol.com
I hear you - I certainly thought it would be best just to record my playing. But, upon further investigation, I found that I d need: * Good acoustics for
2007-06-04 by Ron Natalie
Or you could just record the piano. Spent close to $30,000 on a piano and people want to use cheezy synthesis.
2007-06-04 by Carol Beigel
I just made a similar post on the DUG group. There is a whole world out there for doing this kind of work, and several ways to do it. If you use ProAudio
2007-06-04 by Gene Kennon
For Macs, you can convert midi to WAV with Soundconverter. It can be downloaded free (with 500K file limitation) at
2007-06-04 by athomik
The only way to record a wav file is to play the MIDI file and record the audio output in real time. athomik
2007-06-04 by Rick
Do we have a file that will convert midi to wav? Rick
2007-06-04 by Beth
We just bought a Yamaha Dx620 for our church. It takes a memory stick. What is the best way to transfer data from my home (clavinova 209) or other church
2007-06-03 by Carl Youngblood
But that doesn t really matter, since we re never going to close the group. However, we would prefer that new messages were posted on the Google Group, since
2007-06-03 by ISKI1@aol.com
Also there is a lot of good information in old posts on the Yahoo bulletin board. ************************************** See what s free at http://www.aol.com.
2007-06-03 by Carl Youngblood
No, we are definitely still emphasizing the Google Group, but if someone asks us a question on the Yahoo Group, I m not going to force them to sign up for the
2007-06-03 by ISKI1@aol.com
Has anyone had problems using Root A Ripper with Windows XP Pro. I have been using Root A Ripper for some time and it has always worked fine on my Desk top. I