Re: Need Midi Help with Dom-30
2005-12-13 by midi_magic2000
Hi Scott Yamplayer will play DOM 30 disks without any conversion. Now that you have converted them you will need to ADD a map file. Add the files to the
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Re: [disklavier] Re: sound absorbing baffles
2005-12-13 by Carol Beigel
I have used this system on everything but the Mark IV. I would definitely make the piece for the top inside the lid. As for the underside, you should still be
Re: sound absorbing baffles
2005-12-13 by peterdisklavier
Carol - Have you had an opportunity to install this kind of a baffle system on a Mark IV? Crawling under mine, it doesn t look like it would be all that simple
Re: Volume Control of Midi during playback
2005-12-12 by sstapels
Thanks So if I upgraded to the DSR1 then it would recognied the volume sent from from a MIDI player without having to scale the velocity of the notes in the
Re: [disklavier] Please help me identify this old tune
2005-12-12 by Carl Youngblood
... Interesting. The translation in English, like many translations of foreign songs, has nothing to do with the original. Here is the original and a literal
Re: [disklavier] Please help me identify this old tune
2005-12-12 by Carl Youngblood
It s Manhã de Carnaval from the soundtrack to Black Orpheus (Orfeu Negro), winner of the 1959 Cannes Film Festival Grand Prize (and Oscar s Best Foreign
Dkvs and visually impaired pianists
2005-12-12 by Claude Renaud
Hi, As I already said, I have an upright DU1A Disklavier piano I bought last year. I would like to know if on this list there are other blinds as me who own
Re: [disklavier] sound absorbing baffles
2005-12-12 by Carol Beigel
I figure anyone who wants to carry on a conversation while their piano is playing in the same room while they eat dinner or visit with their friends is really
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV vs Mark III -
2005-12-12 by Arthur J. O'Leary
Ken, Softer, yes but still not soft enough for conversation. I had a Mark III and now have a Mark IV. I love the Mark IV but I must admit it¹s still too
Re: [disklavier] sound absorbing baffles
2005-12-12 by Carpe Per Diem
... A better foam product from a company that specializes in acoustic treatment is http://auralex.com/ There s more to treating an acoustic space than putting
sound absorbing baffles
2005-12-12 by Carol Beigel
After several years of making baffles for Disklavier grand pianos, I would like to describe the system that I think works best. It is very simple, and can be
Mark IV vs Mark III vs Mark II
2005-12-12 by Alberto E. Minetti
I have a very naïve question: By starting with the idea to get a C3 Silent after my moving back to Italy from UK (where I sold my 35 years old C3), I am now
RE: [disklavier] Please help me identify this old tune
2005-12-11 by Michael D. Chipolone
A great link indeed, Jerry! Obrigado, Chip ... From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com [mailto:disklavier@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Jerry Dutcher Sent: Sunday,
Re: Mark IV vs Mark III -
2005-12-11 by Ken P
I am really surprised to hear that the Mark IV will not permit conversation. A demo at Yamaha store indicated that the IV was capable of much softer play than
Re: [disklavier] Please help me identify this old tune
2005-12-11 by Jerry Dutcher
Chip wins the prize. It was based on the music of Manha de Carnaval from the Brazilian/French film Black Orpheus, and was recorded by Frank Sinatra (among
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV vs Mark III - beware of baffles???
2005-12-11 by Eric Rosvold
I have had the Mark IV for just over a year. We find it is too loud at its lowest settings to allow conversation, even some distance away in the kitchen. We
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV vs Mark III - beware of baffles???
2005-12-11 by Ken P
I have a Mark III C-6. If I thought the Mark IV can play well at lower volumes, I would trade. My dealer tells me the Mark IV can play at much lower volume. I
Re: Mark IV vs Mark III - beware of baffles???
2005-12-11 by peterdisklavier
You may want to be careful if you re considering installing baffles in a player. I have a Mark IV. This player has quite a bit of electronics mounted under
RE: [disklavier] Please help me identify this old tune
2005-12-11 by Paul J
Does anybody else remember the game show Name That Tune ? Contestants would astound the audience by naming the song with 2 notes! paul ... From:
RE: [disklavier] Please help me identify this old tune
2005-12-11 by Michael D. Chipolone
I believe this old tune is A Day in the Life of a Fool. Check it out. Happy Holidays! Chip ... From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
RE: [disklavier] Please help me identify this old tune
2005-12-11 by Michael D. Chipolone
Dan, One mustn t be so harsh on Eli. I ll bet you can recognize beethoven s Fifth by its 4 starting notes? Hint: It s part of the Morse Code. Chip ... From:
RE: [disklavier] Please help me identify this old tune
2005-12-11 by Dan O'Connor
Eli: Three chords does not a song make. Dan _____ From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com [mailto:disklavier@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Eli Sent: Sunday, December
Please help me identify this old tune
2005-12-11 by Eli
It s a midi file (less than 2 Kb) Someone told me it is charades from a movie soundtrack but I think not. This tune is decades old though, that I am sure of.
International e-competition files 2004
2005-12-11 by kerrrichardh
The performance files for the 2004 competition are not found under the subject heading. Rather, the file uploaded there is an Excel spreadsheet listing the
Re: [disklavier] Re: Volume Control of Midi during playback
2005-12-11 by Carl Youngblood
It seems like the algorithm being used is wrong. If a note is already soft, it should not be reduced to zero. It should be reduced less the further it is
Re: [disklavier] Re: Volume Control of Midi during playback
2005-12-11 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings bnbwv, Unfortunately a program that would scale velocities on the fly would be a major effort for which I am unlikely to have the time in the
Re: [disklavier] Re: Volume Control of Midi during playback
2005-12-11 by George F. Litterst
Good evening, everyone. I believe that the Mark IIXG (or possibly the Mark II) was the first Disklavier to respond to respond to MIDI volume (controller 7).
Re: Volume Control of Midi during playback
2005-12-11 by bnbwv
Spencer, In trying to reduce the volume on my old wagon grand, there are two complications. First, the volume controller (7) has no effect on hammer velocity
RE: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV vs Mark III
2005-12-11 by Dan O'Connor
http://www.pianosupply.com/acoustic/ Check this site for baffles and blanket Dan _____ From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com [mailto:disklavier@yahoogroups.com] On
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV vs Mark III
2005-12-11 by George F. Litterst
Hi again, ... My personal opinion is a DC6 Mark IV can play amazingly quietly. However, there are other factors, such as the size of the room, whether the
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV vs Mark III
2005-12-11 by Carpe Per Diem
... That s why we have CD players and digital sound modules. Did you really buy a DC6A for background music? Once upon a time, when I was first starting in
Re: Mark IV vs Mark III
2005-12-11 by Ken
... The point I am getting at is that with my Mark III I often don t play it because of the volume issue. If I have guests over or a dinner party, we can t
Re: [disklavier] Volume Control of Midi during playback
2005-12-11 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings sstapels, If there is no other solution, I might be able to create one. If the DKV will respond to MIDI volume controller messages, it would be
Re: [disklavier] Mark IV vs Mark III
2005-12-11 by George F. Litterst
Good evening, everyone. ... The Disklavier is designed for amazingly accurate playback. However, lots of people want to be able turn the volume of the piano
Re: [disklavier] Mark IV vs Mark III
2005-12-11 by Tom Wheeler
Ken, There are significant differences between the Mark IV disklaviers and earlier model disklaviers, including the Mark II and Mark III models. Most obvious
Re: [disklavier] Mark IV vs Mark III
2005-12-11 by Tom Wheeler
Eric, The nomenclature that Yamaha uses in the disklavier line can be confusing until you understand that: M4 in the name means that the model is a Mark IV
Re: [disklavier] Mark IV vs Mark III
2005-12-10 by Eric Hermanson
Yes maybe someone would be kind enough to explain all of this, because not only is there a difference between Mark III and Mark IV, but the Mark IV alone has
Mark IV vs Mark III
2005-12-10 by Ken
Besides the obvious difference in appearance, can anyone explain difference between IV and II? Is it true the IV will allow much lower volume during playback?
HQ100SX manual request
2005-12-09 by dickappel
Dear members, I just purchased a grey market Yamaha HQ100SX. In other countries it is called a MX100. The disklavier is of version MK II. I do not have an
Volume Control of Midi during playback
2005-12-09 by sstapels
I have been looking for an answer for a bit. I believe what I want to do is not possible, but thought I would double check here as everyone has been so
Re: Need Midi Help with Dom-30
2005-12-09 by sstapels
Thanks, I believe that you are correct. I used Yamplayr batch convert, and my guess was what you just described. I think if I use Yamplayr to play the
Re: [disklavier] Compatability/Connection HELP: Yamaha C1 Mk II Disklavier with DKC100R C/U
2005-12-08 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. ... This can be done. ... This requires any Disklavier. ... This requires a tone generator that has DOC and GM sound sets. The DSR1
Re: [disklavier] Re: Need Midi Help with Dom-30
2005-12-08 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. Scott, I need more information about what you did to convert the files. It sounds to me as though the conversion program not only
DKV help for the blind? - LCD screenreader for older DKVs
2005-12-08 by James Fry
Apologies if this has been mentioned on the list before: I was recently researching something to put into the wiki and found this interesting tool by accident:
Compatability/Connection HELP: Yamaha C1 Mk II Disklavier with DKC100R C/U
2005-12-08 by pangaeapilot
I need help. I am getting conflicting information and need a definitive answer with instructions. Have received conflicting information from several Yamaha
Wikiness
2005-12-06 by James Fry
Hi all, To try and get the wiki going with a load of articles, can we all try and submit one about the model of disklavier piano we own, and the control unit?
Re: Need Midi Help with Dom-30
2005-12-05 by sstapels
Thanks for the help. I was using files that were copied from disks that were created for the Dom-30. The songs play fine when I put the disk in the piano and
Re: [disklavier] A Christmas Wish List for the Mark IV - a different view point
2005-12-05 by Carl Youngblood
... One other thing, if they were going to open source it, releasing under a GPL-like license might actually be better for them than something less
Re: [disklavier] A Christmas Wish List for the Mark IV - a different view point
2005-12-05 by Carl Youngblood
... Not so. The Mark IV actually employs much more accurate sensors for recording than prior models, as well as many other hardware improvements. From what
Re: [disklavier] Disklavier Voicing??
2005-12-04 by Robert Welcyng
Robert: I believe I d try a different tech and be sure to tell her/him your specific concerns. Try to choose a tech recommended by a satisfied customer.. The