Re: [disklavier] PianoDisc Cd's
2006-12-12 by Mark Fontana
... PianoDisc has changed their CD format at least twice over the past few years, and Yamaha has not caught up. The Disklaviers I ve tried only play the
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2006-12-12 by Mark Fontana
... PianoDisc has changed their CD format at least twice over the past few years, and Yamaha has not caught up. The Disklaviers I ve tried only play the
2006-12-12 by ISKI1@aol.com
I have a few PianoDisc Cd s that I bought on Ebay. Can anyone tell me why some of them will play on a Yamaha Disklavier and some will not. I know this is a
2006-12-11 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. ... This is partially correct. In my earlier post, I was referring to PianoSoft Plus Audio CDs. These CDs have regular audio (singer,
2006-12-10 by sjhart110110
Thanks. I noticed that the computer I am using can t even read the 720KB disks that I have from pianosoft (which have eseq files on them). I ve never tried
2006-12-10 by ciniminis26
Converting MIDI files to .WAV files is extremely simple, all you need is freeware MIDI2PianoCD available at http://dp70.dyndns.org/mid2pianocd/ However,
2006-12-10 by sjhart110110
Could you give me some more specific information on how to put midi only files onto my ipod? Thanks! ... your ... don t ... WAV ... since ... will ... with
2006-12-10 by ciniminis26
Yep. See post #4932 on how to get Smart Piano Soft titles into your iPod (the tricky part is the time offset, and I really should find time to test out if the
2006-12-10 by sjhart110110
Well, it maybe a poor man s Mark IV :) since Yamaha doesn t seem to offering any upgrades :(, but I have successfully got my ipod to work with with my DC3A (at
2006-12-08 by Gary Connoley
Looks interesting, poor quality site though, errors all over the place. Anybody got any other information on this product? Regards Gary
2006-12-08 by Ron Natalie
... Looks like it s not all there. How far along is this?
2006-12-08 by Robert 69
Hi James, You might take a look at www.klavierdock.com this product will give you those features and is designed for your very need. Robert
2006-12-07 by James Fry
I have a MarkIIXG (admittedly with DCD1 and pianosmart upgrade), so I could use this solution for some of the library (some don t work on this hardware). Also,
2006-12-07 by spencerserolls
Not having any luck with the reply tab for the most recent message in this thread so I replying this way. The problem with the wireless MIDI devices for use
2006-12-07 by sjhart110110
My suggestion to Yamaha is to create a completely new Mark III b control device that can simply replace the current controller. It would have a hard drive
2006-12-07 by ISKI1@aol.com
In a message dated 12/6/2006 6:53:39 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, ISKI1@aol.com writes: In a message dated 12/6/2006 5:07:17 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
2006-12-06 by spencerserolls
I have been waiting for a wireless USB hub that Belkin has been promising for months. Any day now???? It uses a tiny USB dongle in the sending computer, a
2006-12-06 by ISKI1@aol.com
In a message dated 12/6/2006 5:07:17 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, subhashrehan@gmail.com writes: The CME WIDI X-8 is definately worth looking at, it s a
2006-12-06 by subhash_rehan
The CME WIDI X-8 is definately worth looking at, it s a wireless (full duplex) midi usb unit. I believe it s out in the US/Canada but I was waiting for it to
2006-12-06 by Ron Natalie
... No you play them into the CD Audio ports on the control unit I believe. The MIDI is already encoded into the right channel as audio.
2006-12-06 by ISKI1@aol.com
In a message dated 12/6/2006 1:28:11 PM Eastern Standard Time, PianoBench@aol.com writes: Good afternoon, everyone. If you have a Mark III or an earlier
2006-12-06 by Ron Natalie
... The internal unit on the Mark III s handles pianosoft+ and pianosmart (the latter does take a firmware upgrade that you can download from Yahama). The
2006-12-06 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. If you have a Mark III or an earlier Disklavier with a DCD1, you can play PianoSoft Plus Audio CDs from a computer or external CD
2006-12-06 by James Fry
Hi Ron, Yes, I can do better with an outboard computer. But I cannot play back pianosoft plus cds, I can t do pianosmart, it isn t a nice, small, combined
2006-12-06 by Ron Natalie
... I ve baked off a few notation packages, Finale, Sibelius, Overture with much the same ideas. Frankly I m not overly enamored with any of them. Overture
2006-12-06 by wandamusic@aol.com
Hi, everyone, I am on my way to work but will add a few details - someone asked where I live. I live near Phila, PA. I do not keep AC on consistently in summer
2006-12-06 by Aaron Zornes
Here, hear. I was told the same ... my DC6A Mark III would be fully upgradeable and now I am looking at $70K upgrade!!!! --Aaron in SF _____ From:
2006-12-06 by nealpolan
... standard midi is somewhere around 235. The difference between XP and standard midi is substantial.
2006-12-06 by Tom Wheeler
Jason, You must be playing these CD s from within your PianoSoft Library on the Mark IV. Place the CD s into a Play List and they will then continue to play
2006-12-06 by ISKI1@aol.com
I agree and made the same decision. The extra features of the Mark IV just don t seem worth the money when you can connect your own PC and get very acceptable
2006-12-06 by Bob Gonzalez
I am a ragtime music person and recommend www.ragtimemusic.com as a midi source. About 400 rags are available for listening through computer speakers and/or
2006-12-05 by Michael Weinstock
Hello Wanda, My experiences with my previous upright (non disklavier) was that when placed on an outside wall (no windows or dampness) the piano needed tuning
2006-12-05 by jaallc
Quick question. I have a ton of CDs loaded into the internal drive. When I start playing on a song in one of those CDs, the piano continues playing until the
2006-12-05 by Ron Natalie
... Yeah, the docs sort of indicate you d use this more for the hotel lobby/Nordstrom s idea where it would come on at the opening and shutoff at close and has
2006-12-05 by Ron Natalie
... Most of what the MarkIV does you can do with an outboard computer of your own (and possibly do a better job). The PDA frankly always seemed a bit klunky
2006-12-05 by Ron Natalie
... Wet is bad, damp is pretty bad. The real idea is if you ve got decent temperature and humidity control you can tolerate it. The worst is that if it s
2006-12-05 by jheitzeb1
The latest update of Mark IV software allows you to schedule songs to be played at certain times of the day or night. Possibly someone programmed this feature
2006-12-05 by Gary Connoley
I agree, I would love to be able to upgrade my Mark III to some of the latest technology. Maybe if enough mark III users were to take it to Yamaha via Bill
2006-12-05 by Adrian Thomas
XP MIDI is used on the Disklavier MK4 PRO models. It gives you 1024 levels of velocity and touch, instead of the usual 128. The extra information is contained
2006-12-05 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. To my knowledge, the Piano-e-Competition recordings are the only ones available in XP format. The problem may be that by today s
2006-12-05 by GDPERRY@aol.com
Pardon my ignorance. But, what is XP quality music?
2006-12-05 by sjhart110110
... Yamaha ... They do not. In fact, when I purchased my DC3A, part of the sale was how Yamaha always provided an upgrade path for the control devices (e.g.
2006-12-05 by nealpolan
... I was hoping to hear from someone about this. Is my message getting out for is there just no XP quality music out there? Thanks Again.
2006-12-05 by James Fry
Hi Wanda, Have a look through the archives of this group - there are lots of messages with links to midi archives. Try googling for doug mckenzie jazz if you
2006-12-05 by James Fry
Hi, It is a shame that Yamaha don t offer a MarkIV style control unit and tablet/pda for existing users, a la DSR1. That would be a big win imo. I would
2006-12-05 by wandamusic@aol.com
Hi disklavier friends, I bought, but have not yet had delivered, a Yamaha DU1A. It should be here in 2 weeks or so. I am wondering - I have a small condo, and
2006-12-04 by jaallc
... three ... when ... I didn t even know you could set a timer ... so I don t think so. Plus it s been on non-stop for three weeks so I imagine any timer set
2006-12-04 by Dan O'Connor
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2006-12-04 by Ron Natalie
... Do you have any timers? I one day set a timer, just for jollies to play. It never got cancelled, but I usually shut the thing down when I m not using
2006-12-04 by jaallc
I have a new Mark IV, it s been in my living room now for about three weeks (turned on all the time). The other day, with nobody else in the house, at 2pm it
2006-12-04 by Glenn R. Smutny
Hi, Just a thought . . . When you have powered down the unit, have you also completely unplugged it from the wall outlet and waited a few minutes? I would do