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2006-12-04 by teburkstrand
I am new to the group. Our church recently purchased a Yamaha Mark IX Pro (DC2M4). I am the designated volunteer technical support person charged with
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2006-12-04 by teburkstrand
I am new to the group. Our church recently purchased a Yamaha Mark IX Pro (DC2M4). I am the designated volunteer technical support person charged with
2006-12-04 by Adrian Thomas
Hi, Try switching the power off completely (while the piano is in stand-by mode) and waiting a minute before switching back on. If it still won t boot after a
2006-12-04 by Adrian Thomas
Hi, it is not possible to upgrade a piano from any Disklavier range to a later one. Even if it were physically possible adapt an older piano to fit parts from
2006-12-03 by yamahamale
Is it possible to upgrade a Mark III Pro to a Mark IV Pro? Does Yamaha support this?
2006-12-02 by nealpolan
Does anyone know of where I can find XP quality music for the Disklavier Pro? To my knowledge only the E-compitition files and home recordings done on a Pro
2006-12-02 by iamburanto
Help - DGC1 Mark4 will not boot up. It is less than three months old. After plugging it in and pressing the main button, it will just start blinking and never
2006-12-01 by Mark Fontana
I ve posted a new version of MID2PianoCD at http://dp70.dyndns.org/mid2pianocd/ This is a Windows utility which permits encoding your own Disklavier CDs and
2006-11-30 by pianodiskman
I recently powered up my MX100B, I believe a Mark II XG, and got a message on the display that read Incompatible disk . There was no disk in the unit. The
2006-11-30 by yamahamale
PianoBench, I made all the adjustments as you stated. I reinstalled the USB MIDI interface. The first time I ever used this device was through Windows XP. The
2006-11-30 by George F. Litterst
Good evening, everyone. As both a MIDI software developer and a user of USB MIDI interfaces, I can understand your frustration. USB is an allegedly smart
2006-11-30 by yamahamale
Thank you Piano Bench for the info. This info was if I had MIDI-IN/out connected. I don t. I m using the To Host . Your input was not wasted however. I will
2006-11-29 by david962548
Hi Mike Seeing as you say I have tried putting a recorded disk straight into the computer and it cannot be read by the PC. When I do that, all I get is the PC
2006-11-29 by George F. Litterst
Hi again. ... An addendum to my previous message about the need to reclock the MIDI files: If you have made your own recordings and did so while playing to the
2006-11-29 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, again. Mike, in my previous message, I provided a procedure for sending MIDI data from the Disklavier to an external device when you are playing
2006-11-29 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. I believe that you have a Mark III vintage Pro. That is what the A at the end of the model number tells us. In the case of most
2006-11-29 by yamahamale
I m using a Yamaha IBM cable and I have the CBX driver installed and highlighted in the software. Software seems to be reading MIDI files fine. The software
2006-11-29 by Carol Beigel
There are also 2 MIDI formats; 0 and 1. However, I see no reason to not put a disk into your Disklavier (no matter what format), play it, and have the MIDI
2006-11-29 by yamahamale
Thank you for the reply Carol. Maybe score was not the term to use. I have been writing rock, slow rock, country and meditation. But some of the music I have
2006-11-28 by david962548
Hi Why can t you just put the floppy into the PC? If it is in the Eseq (.fil) format then there are many programs that will convert it to a midi file. Midi
2006-11-27 by Carol Beigel
You probably have a MarkIIIPro. I will give your answer a try, but others may know a lot more! When your diskette is in your floppy drive, the MIDI
2006-11-27 by yamahamale
I suppose I have it wrong then. I looked but can t find anything in the manual about what model I have other than the reciepts that say it s a DC7A Pro. I
2006-11-27 by Danny
From: Ken Gorman ... Hi Ken, You may want to join the Yahoo Groups Sibelius List Group:
2006-11-27 by Ken Gorman
Hi, I recently downloaded some midi files to play on my Disklavier. I used Sibelius to try to transcribe a saved MIDI file into a score that I could then play.
2006-11-27 by Carl Youngblood
I didn t think the Mark 4 Pro had been out for five years.
2006-11-27 by Ron Natalie
... It s unlikely you ve had a Mark IV Pro for 5 years. The Mark IV came out in 2005. Are you sure of the model? There s substantial differences in the Mark
2006-11-27 by yamahamale
Hello, It s been so long since I ve been here. I ve got a Mark 4 Pro. Using an IBM Windows98 with PowerTracks v11. I ve had this piano for maybe five years. I
2006-11-26 by Ron Natalie
... Hey, don t be too down on your playing. Everybody with an interest deserves a good instrument...and the advanatage of the Disklavier is that when you re
2006-11-26 by david962548
Hi All I know this is the group for the Disklavier but someone may just want a second piano for their second home. Having thought long and hard, I have decided
2006-11-22 by Robert Welcyng
Disklavier s ought never to overheat. Yours has a problem. You need a qualified tech to find and correct it. Your tech can put the instrument into the
2006-11-21 by Robert 69
THERE IS A THERMAL SWITCH ON THE SUSTAIN AND SOFT PEDAL SOLENOIDS THAT WILL SHUT DOWN THE SYSTEM WHEN THE SOLENOIDS ARE WORKING TOO HARD! I SUGGEST THAT CHECK
2006-11-21 by Carol Beigel
DC2A Mark IIITime to call the tech. It probably needs a pedal adjustment. Does it display an error message? BTW, software upgrades are on the www.yamaha.com
2006-11-21 by Dick Ivey
I¹m experiencing a problem with the disklavier becoming overheated and stopping play. Is there a software patch available for this (BTW, how often do
2006-11-21 by david962548
Hi Try http://www.cvpug.com/index.php this is a group just for Clavinova CVPs Midi Magic ... maybe you ... ) ... easily ... there ... some ... the ...
2006-11-21 by James Fry
Hello Eli! Your posting probably got no replies because this group is about disklavier pianos and their owners, and not for clavinovas :-) That said, I would
2006-11-20 by Shana Kirk
Hi Eli, Perhaps the Clavinova service guys don t read this forum, since it doesn t generally involve their product. There is an adjustment screw at the bottom
2006-11-20 by Adrian Thomas
This is actually the disklavier user group, not Clavinova. Adrian Thomas On Nov 20 2006, Eli wrote: P.S. In case you were wondering, I ve re-posted this
2006-11-20 by Eli
It seems the right pedal on my Clavinova (cvp 201 series)is now busted due to misuse and overuse (it s been almost 4 years now). It still works, but it makes
2006-11-19 by mark.carline
I have seen a Yamaha Disklavier SX101RB1 (serial number 5312332) for sale here in the UK and wondered if anyone knows anything more about this piano ? Is it an
2006-11-19 by nealpolan
I have the same problem on my 1V prove as well. A very qualified techs name is Mark Hullibarger. He is in the Southern California LA area. He improved my noise
2006-11-19 by George F. Litterst
Good evening, everyone. ... This is a curious comment from the tech. Yamaha runs training programs regularly in Buena Park, CA. The company also sends
2006-11-19 by Carol Beigel
There are some special adjustments to the pedals unique to the MarkIV. There is absolutely no excuse for your Disklavier to not work properly, and you really
2006-11-19 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Robert, My midimod2test program has the ability to change the pedal on and off values in a folder full of MIDI files. If this is the problem with
2006-11-18 by Robert Welcyng
Hi James, Yamaha distributes the maintenance and service CD-ROM to dealers and technicians. I doubt that they want consumers to have them, but you could always
2006-11-18 by James Fry
Hi Robert, Is it possible to obtain this CD as a member of the general public? Have you any information on how much it costs? Many thanks! James
2006-11-18 by Robert Welcyng
The loud pedal adjustment procedure involves more than what your tech apparently did. Yamaha s maintenance procedures have been detailed on a 2002 CD-ROM
2006-11-18 by jaallc
Anyone out there have a Mark IV? My right pedal seems very noisy to me, I can hear it thumping throughout the song (each time it is pressed). It also makes a
2006-11-18 by Eli
It seems the right pedal on my Clavinova (cvp 201 series)is now busted due to misuse and overuse (it s been almost 4 years now). It still works, but it makes
2006-11-15 by Ken Gorman
... Dr. Werner Goebl authored a follow-uppaper under a slightly different title and updated some information. The first paper titled,
2006-11-15 by James Fry
The paper I was thinking of is: http://www.iua.upf.es/mtg/mosart/papers/p35.pdf There are variations of the paper that were presented to different audiences,
2006-11-15 by James Fry
Hi PianoBench, I thought I was quite clear in my email that the study referred to MarkII pianos, and that I felt it would be interesting to see how the MarkIV