Re: disklavier software
2007-01-03 by jheitzeb1
Hi, I currently buy my piano disks from a company in Idaho, listed below. They have a few of the songs to listen to online as well as a review rating system,
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disklavier software
2007-01-03 by samvogt
Hi, Just got a new Yamaha DGC1 (Mark III) delivered and wondering what are some of the favorite software of other users? Where is the cheapest source for
Re: [disklavier] .fil Files
2007-01-02 by William Glikes
Thank you, I will try exactly as you recommend. Bill George F. Litterst wrote: Good afternoon, everyone. Bill, in all likelihood, the
Re: [disklavier] .fil Files
2007-01-02 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. Bill, in all likelihood, the Disklavier is reading the directory file and discovering that it does not match the actual set of pieces
.fil Files
2007-01-02 by wglikes
Within the Popular Songs File there is a file called Range.net. In this file are a great many songs already converted to .fil format. Only problem is that
Please help a new member!
2007-01-01 by wglikes
We have a Disklavier Model DKC5R. I have downloaded MIDI Files in the past that needed to run through a series of utilites before they could play on the
Re: [disklavier] Philip Glass
2006-12-26 by Ron Natalie
... www.glasspages.org has smoe midi files (notably the Metamorphosis sieries) of the Piano works. Are you going to prepare your piano?
Philip Glass
2006-12-26 by Bruce
Hello I m looking for some music for my disklavier by Philip Glass. Does any one know where I might find any? Thanks, Bruce
Hook up microphone
2006-12-26 by samvogt
Hi, I have a question regarding the Yamaha DGC1. Can you hook up a microphone to the unit so that a person can sing along to what they are playing? Thanks
Re: [disklavier] DGC1 questions
2006-12-25 by ISKI1@aol.com
If you have a small silent control box on the left side of the piano opposite the Mark III it lets you either turn off the piano and play with the
Re: [disklavier] DGC1 questions
2006-12-25 by John Isella
If the Mark III DGC1 is similar to mine the volume control is located underneath the piano, requires crawling underneath to find it and turn it down... JI
Re: [disklavier] DGC1 questions
2006-12-25 by Ron Natalie
... On my Mark III I use the volume control on the smart system control on the left side beneath the keyboard. It does occur to me that a playback only unit
Re: [disklavier] DGC1 questions
2006-12-24 by samuel vogt
I actually have the Mark III. didn t spring for the Mark IV version cause it was about 5k more. What are your thoughts?
Re: [disklavier] Moving the Piano from Carpet to Wood Floors
2006-12-24 by samuel vogt
I ve seen the cups used, and I think the 2-3 are a good size. Also, when you move the piano to the other room, is it a straight shot or the legs have to come
Re: [disklavier] Moving the Piano from Carpet to Wood Floors
2006-12-24 by Ralph Specht
Carol, Any recommendation on size. I went to HD yesterday, and they had cups about the size of a small pancake, and them some about 2-3 . Since the piano is
Re: [disklavier] DGC1 questions
2006-12-24 by Ron Natalie
... I don t know about the Mark IV s but on the older pianos, the easiest way is to just turn down the analog volume control which kills the sound from the
Re: [disklavier] Beginner question on writing midi files to floppy and playing them.
2006-12-23 by John Isella
Thanks Matthew, running os x latest version. It does work on the PC, I will see what formating options I have with the mac. JI Happy Holidays...
Re: [disklavier] Beginner question on writing midi files to floppy and playing them.
2006-12-23 by John Isella
Thanks Carol, it does indeed work when using a PC, I will have to fool with the Mac setup but at least we have a working config with the PC. Happy Holidays...
DGC1 questions
2006-12-22 by samuel vogt
Hi, Just got my DGC1 delivered and was wondering if you can silent the other sound from the cd/floppy and just let the piano play. Mine is the play only
Re: [disklavier] Beginner question on writing midi files to floppy and playing them.
2006-12-22 by Matthew Walworth
You should be able to format a Windows compatible floppy on your Mac using Disk Utility. Placing the midi files on such a disk from the Mac should work. Are
Re: Moving the Piano from Carpet to Wood Floors
2006-12-22 by samvogt
Ralph, I just got a DGC1 baby grand and I put my entire piano on an area rug. Carpet helps the noise from resonating off the ground and absorbs the sound more.
Re: [disklavier] Moving the Piano from Carpet to Wood Floors
2006-12-22 by n9544c@aol.com
I have an upright M100 MKII on a hardwood floor with wood and rubber floor protectors under the feet. They are about 2 inches square from Home Depot. Look
Re: [disklavier] Moving the Piano from Carpet to Wood Floors
2006-12-22 by Carol Beigel
I think something under the 4 casters is a good idea but not necessary. Sometimes it is necessary to move the piano out from the wall and you would not want
Re: [disklavier] Beginner question on writing midi files to floppy and playing them.
2006-12-22 by Carol Beigel
The Disklavier sees MIDI files on floppy disks formatted with an IBM computer. I don t think Mac s work. However, I was successful a while back using a mini
Moving the Piano from Carpet to Wood Floors
2006-12-22 by ralph_specht
I am moving my upright Disklavier from a carpetted room to the family room which has hardwood floors. Do I need to put something under to piano, such as
Beginner question on writing midi files to floppy and playing them.
2006-12-22 by k1ksc
Sorry to ask such a basic question but I have been reading various FAQ s and have tried to search the posts on this group but don t seem to be finding the
Re: DCD1
2006-12-18 by thegorens
Thanks, the DKC500RWKG is the controller that I have. It s good to know that only the DCD-1 and software updates are necessary. If anyone ever happens to be
[disklavier] Re: DCD1
2006-12-18 by Bill Brandom
Hello Rob, If your control unit has a W in the model number, such as DKC500RWXG, it does NOT need a replacement motherboard. You will just need the DCD-1 and
Re: DCD1
2006-12-18 by Fred Dismuke
My pleasure Rob, I m not sure about the W controller problem, I think the W units already have enough memory already installed. I followed Carol s advice
Re: DCD1
2006-12-17 by thegorens
Thanks, Fred. Another question...my local piano store is telling me I would need to upgrade my piano s motherboard to use the DCD-1. It is an MX-1Z upright.
Re: DCD1
2006-12-17 by Fred Dismuke
Rob, I have the DCD1 and DSR1 arrangement on my MX80 upright and am pleased with the output. Yes, there are only 200 titles that are DCD1 compatible, compared
Simple Sofdtware??
2006-12-16 by John G. Felker
Is there any simple to use software (Freeware, share or pay) to use to creat CD for my Grand Touch? MIDI files etc.... How do I load files to the interna
DCD1
2006-12-16 by thegorens
I have a Yamaha Mark II XG Player Planner and would like to be able to play the new CD software and the new PianoSmart discs. However, I read on Carol Biegel s
Re: GB left on the internal Mark IV drive
2006-12-14 by jheitzeb1
I get a similar message (37.7 GB left) ... it is always the same number. As the size of a midi file is pretty small, adding a few songs won t effect this
Re: Best Christmas disks?
2006-12-14 by david962548
Hi Cliff Sheppard No, it is a normal CD. I find it hard to recomend any of Yamaha s piano disks. Dave Sheppard ... £4.74 ... and ... otherwise ... knock your
Re: Best Christmas disks?
2006-12-14 by david962548
Hi Cliff Shepard No, it is a normal CD not one of Yamaha s. I find it realy hard to recomend any of Yamaha s disks. Dave Sheppard ... Carols² from ... £4.74
Re: [disklavier] Re: Best Christmas disks?
2006-12-13 by Gene Kennon
I prefer piano solos and like ³Christmas Collection: Christmas Carols² from Yamaha, CRC1036. No artist credited on the cover. It contains: O Holy Night
Re: [disklavier] Re: Best Christmas disks?
2006-12-13 by Cliff Shepard
Thanks Dave. And this is a disklavier disk? Cliff ... From: david962548 To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com Sent: Wednesday, December 13, 2006 3:52 AM Subject:
Re: Best Christmas disks?
2006-12-13 by david962548
Hi Just bought Christmas Styles - Lounge Jazz from iTunes for £4.74 You can find it under Holiday - Jazz Christmas - See All Christmas Carols played in a
Re: PianoDisc Cd's
2006-12-13 by Paul Anderson
My guess on the pianodisc CD s that were bought off of ebay are video sync discs, they are discs that have the video with background and the piano is supposed
GB left on the internal Mark IV drive
2006-12-13 by jaallc
My apologies if this has already been discussed ... I noticed that no matter what I do (add/remove files, etc.) on my Mark IV, a message comes up that there is
Re: [disklavier] PianoDisc Cd's
2006-12-13 by Carol Beigel
Believe it or not, the newer PianoDisc CDs don t even work on PianoDisc systems unless BOTH the control boxes and the processors are updated! Sometimes I
Re: [disklavier] PianoDisc Cd's
2006-12-12 by ISKI1@aol.com
Bill Thanks for your reply. That is great news!! If you can remember to keep us posted it would be appreciated. Thanks
Re: [disklavier] PianoDisc Cd's
2006-12-12 by Danny
From: Bill Brandom ... Hi Bill, You had also mentioned back in mid-April of this year that you had hoped to have all Disklavier manuals
Re: [disklavier] PianoDisc Cd's
2006-12-12 by Bill Brandom
Hello All, We have supplied our engineers with the newest PianoDisc software. They are working on this issue. Bill Brandom Senior Technical Manager, Piano
Re: [disklavier] PianoDisc Cd's
2006-12-12 by Mark Fontana
... I m not affiliated with Yamaha in any way. George Litterst might have a better idea, or perhaps someone at Yamaha like Bill Brandom or Paul Calvin could
Re: [disklavier] PianoDisc Cd's
2006-12-12 by ISKI1@aol.com
Mark Do you know if Yamaha plans to update their firmware to support these formats? You would think it would be a marketing advantage for Yamaha to be able to
Best Christmas disks?
2006-12-12 by Cliff Shepard
So how about some recommendations for the best Christmas disks available commercially? Are there any out there that really knock your socks off? Let s here
Re: [disklavier] Re: Possible to upgrade a Mark III Pro to a Mark IV Pro?
2006-12-12 by Adrian Thomas
Hi, with PianoSoft plus Audio disks, the Disklavier will automatically send the audio channel to both outputs and use the analog MIDI channel for data only.
Re: Possible to upgrade a Mark III Pro to a Mark IV Pro?
2006-12-12 by david962548
Hi So the Audio channel is in Mono out from the Piano? What do you do with the Right channel? How do you get it to play the piano? Is there a program that will