Re: G or C?
2006-05-22 by Jorge Fernandez
I agree! Carol, in the fist place is a lady, and has been very generous sharing her knowledge with us. Since English is no my tongue, I can t explain in fluid
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Re: [disklavier] G or C?
2006-05-22 by Buddhika Wije
Ho ho Ho... Morris, Thast a little bit harsh.! Carol is only giving her view, ,, She has helped me and I am sure the rest of the group a lot over the years.
Re: [disklavier] G or C?
2006-05-22 by Jerry Dutcher
Morris, We all know Carol from her frequent contributions to this forum to be very knowledgeable about a wide variety of subjects relating to the Disklavier
Re: [disklavier] Re: G or C?
2006-05-22 by Ron Natalie
... Chortle. Just for those who were curious the disklavier debuted in 1982, just ahead of the DX-7 synth. I was an early DX-7 adopter, it sat for years on
Re: [disklavier] Re: G or C?
2006-05-22 by Mark
Hmm... They must have had a separate room for the mainframe and boxes of punch cards. ... Hmm... They must have had a separate room for the mainframe and boxes
Re: G or C?
2006-05-22 by Jorge Fernandez
There were any DKVs in the 60s? Wow! ... are so far out in left field trying to advise someone that Gs and Cs are similar. They are completely different
Re: [disklavier] G or C?
2006-05-22 by Morris Smith
Carol, you really need to do more research on these products. You are so far out in left field trying to advise someone that Gs and Cs are similar. They are
Re: [disklavier] G or C?
2006-05-22 by Carol Beigel
This is hard to explain; especially since different models are distributed all over the world, and often newer versions still have the same model number!
Re: [disklavier] G or C?
2006-05-22 by Buddhika Wije
Hi, Whats the equal version to the G3 now and whats the value of a good second hand one? I guess the C series is better than the G series? Thanks BUDD From:
RE: [disklavier]
2006-05-22 by John Hancock
This is for DK technicians such as Carol or others. I have been told that the pedal sensor on my vintage G1 wagon grand only records full or half pedal. I
Re: [disklavier] Re: Help! Serious Concern re Possible Defect in Yamaha Grands
2006-05-22 by Carol Beigel
In pianos, bigger is usually better. The C2 is a well-built piano. The GC1 is a cheaper version of the C1. Different materials in the case, piano hammers
Re: Help! Serious Concern re Possible Defect in Yamaha Grands
2006-05-21 by manhattanboy100
Thanks. Carol do you have any strong views GC1 (5 3 ) v. C2 (5 8 ). Same Mark IV disklavier system. Thanks. Ron -- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, Arthur
Re: [disklavier] Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-20 by Carol Beigel
Don t give up! I am a professional piano technician who gets paid to prepare Yamaha pianos for noiseless, professional recordings. I have learned a few
Re: [disklavier] Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-19 by Robert Welcyng
François, I have some remarks to offer, but not any suggestions that are likely to please you. I have also had experience making audio recordings, but with a
RE: [disklavier] Re: Childrens Songs
2006-05-19 by Buddhika Wije
Hi to all, and to most in Melbourne Australia. I am hoping to sell my Ivory Yamaha grand piano DGH1 disklavier piano (with out the disklavier mark11 parts)
RE: [disklavier] Re: Childrens Songs
2006-05-19 by Buddhika Wije
Thanks fred, Will try it out. Rgds Budd Melbourne, Australia. From: Fred Dismuke Reply-To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com To:
Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-19 by franpeyr
Good evening everybody I want to tell you every information about my problem . Sooooo, it will be a little bit hard to say it in english... First, there are
Re: Childrens Songs
2006-05-19 by Fred Dismuke
Budd, Found this site: http://www.fortunecity.com/skyscraper/drive/426/cmidi.html Regards, Fred
RE: [disklavier] Re: DKV Elect Piano Parts
2006-05-19 by Buddhika Wije
Hi, Would anyone know a site where I can down load some Kids party songs for my disklavier mark2 Thanks BUDD FREE pop-up blocking with the new MSN Toolbar MSN
Re: DKV Elect Piano Parts
2006-05-19 by Fred Dismuke
... Thanks, Always looking for new tools. I ll download over the weekend and give it a spin. Fred
Re: [disklavier] Re: DKV Elect Piano Parts
2006-05-19 by ISKI1@aol.com
Here is another nice little program that my help. Let me know what you think. _http://www.anvilstudio.com/_ (http://www.anvilstudio.com/)
Re: DKV Elect Piano Parts
2006-05-19 by Fred Dismuke
Thank you Jorge and Spencer for you timely and spot-on responses. Yes, Jorge, the family is fine and I hope this post finds everthing well with you and yours.
Re: [disklavier] DKV conversion of elect. piano parts
2006-05-18 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Fred, I wrote a program, some time ago called midimod2. It does various modifications to MIDI files. Some of these functions were designed to address
Re: DKV conversion of elect. piano parts
2006-05-18 by Jorge Fernandez
Hi Fred, I hope everything is fine at home. I am not familiar with the DSR1, but I assume it is similar to the controller in my Upright. I am also confident
DKV conversion of elect. piano parts
2006-05-18 by Fred Dismuke
Greetings Everyone, I ve gained invaluable knowledge from this forum over the past year as I have grown in understanding my MX-80 and am thankful for it. I am
RE: [disklavier] Re: Help! Serious Concern re Possible Defect in Yamaha Grands
2006-05-14 by Arthur O'Leary
Go for the C2 - it s worth the difference. AJ O Leary _____ From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com [mailto:disklavier@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of manhattanboy100
Re: Help! Serious Concern re Possible Defect in Yamaha Grands
2006-05-14 by manhattanboy100
Thanks, I will pass this info along to the dealer. One more thing, I am really struggling between the C1 (5 3 ) and C2 (5 8 ) models - both will fit well in my
Re: [disklavier] Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-14 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. It sounds to me as though franpeyr s problem is not the MIDI data but the noise in the playback system of his DU1A. This cannot be
Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-14 by franpeyr
Hi everybody and, again, thanks for help. ... That whas I hopped... ... Yes, I have noticed that. But the problem isn t here, in the way of the notes sound,
Re: [disklavier] Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-13 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. If you record your piano playing on a DU1A, it should play back with a high degree of accuracy from its floppy drive or from internal
Re: [disklavier] Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-13 by Richard Kerr
I am sorry I cannot be of any help. I do not play piano, and use the DU1A only to listen to classical MIDI files. I have not tried to record with the piano,
Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-13 by franpeyr
Hi ! ... Maybe. This was not done in front of me, but perhaps was it done in the salesman s workshop. I will know about it on monday, I hope... But, - ... The
Re: [disklavier] Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-13 by Carol Beigel
Have you tried calibrating your Disklavier? Sounds to me like maybe your key sensors and pedal sensors need a fine calibration. Has a Disklavier technician
Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-13 by franpeyr
... see the Key Touch parameter either; only the pedal control. My control unit is numbered the same as yours. OK, so, is my problem meaning something to you ?
Re: [disklavier] Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-13 by Richard H. Kerr
I have a DU1A and when I follow the routine described in the operating manual, I do NOT see the Key Touch parameter either; only the pedal control. My control
Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-13 by franpeyr
Hi everybody In french, we have a sentence, soulever un lievre , in english, to raise a hare. It means that, when you are looking for a solution to a problem,
Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-12 by franpeyr
Thanks for all your responses, very clear and argued, even it s a little bit difficult to me to understand every term... I am sure that my problem is not
Re: [disklavier] Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-12 by Carol Beigel
I have made audio recordings of my MX100IIXG (same piano as a DU1 almost) and I have teched concert grand pianos in a recording studio for professional
RE: [disklavier] Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-12 by John Hancock
I found that placing the microphones at the back of the piano facing the sound board worked very well on my MX 100 MkII. The sound isn’t as bright but there
Re: Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-12 by franpeyr
Hi, thanks for the response ... Yes and no. :°) I have to take it close, because the sound of the room itself is not vey good, so I want to add space later,
Re: [disklavier] Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-11 by Ron Natalie
... I m not tremendously familiar with the upright pianos, but where are you placing the microphones? Where is the piano in relationship to walls in the
Audio recording with key's noise
2006-05-11 by franpeyr
Hi I m new in this forum, so I tell you who am I. I m François, a french composer (so please excuse my poor english), 42 years old, and I bought a disklavier
Re: [disklavier] Adding tone module(s) to a Mark II with DKC500R XG
2006-05-11 by George F. Litterst
Good evening, everyone. Gary, you can use a MIDI cable to connect MIDI Out on your control unit to MIDI In on the external tone generator. Be sure to set the
Re: [disklavier] Adding tone module(s) to a Mark II with DKC500R XG
2006-05-09 by Shana Kirk
Hi Gary, Some of the best samples I ve heard lately have been in computer- based modules, such as the Garritan Personal Orchestra. ( www.garritan.com ). You
Adding tone module(s) to a Mark II with DKC500R XG
2006-05-09 by Gary Connoley
Hi, I was wondering about buying an extra tone module(s) to the midi setup on my Disklavier. I wonder if anybody has experience of doing this and can recommend
Re: [disklavier] Help! Serious Concern re Possible Defect in Yamaha Grands
2006-05-09 by Carol Beigel
What you are noticing are called compression ridges. Because the planks that make up the soundboard of the piano are glued in on all sides, when they encounter
Re: [disklavier] Help! Serious Concern re Possible Defect in Yamaha Grands
2006-05-09 by Allen Stewart
Hello, I would sure be concerned....and probably pass on this piano and wait for the next one....I just checked my piano and the board is smooth. There are
Help! Serious Concern re Possible Defect in Yamaha Grands
2006-05-09 by manhattanboy100
Hi, I am about to purchase a brand new Yamaha C2 with the disklavier feature. The piano arrived at the dealer and it is now set up in the showroom (for tuning
Re: [disklavier] MIDI2PianoCD
2006-04-26 by Ron Natalie
... I found this program a little while ago and I ve made the analog midi files for the CD just fine. Am I correct in my assumption that the Disklavier
Re: [disklavier] Re: Surprise! Surprise!
2006-04-26 by ISKI1@aol.com
I finally got around to trying these files on my disklavier and I flute and drum with no Piano. Which files where you playing when this happened? Thanks