Re: Midi File Organization
2005-11-06 by Fred Dismuke
Thanks for that primer George. There is nothing much that can be done about hard-coded software but it helps to have the knowledge to recognize the deficiency
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2005-11-06 by Fred Dismuke
Thanks for that primer George. There is nothing much that can be done about hard-coded software but it helps to have the knowledge to recognize the deficiency
2005-11-06 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. ... Fred, I am glad that this helped. Further explanation for anyone who is interested: MIDI-aware applications seem to fall into 2
2005-11-06 by Fred Dismuke
Greetings Jorge, As you suggested I changed the file association setting to point midi to iTunes and also tried some other files and no change in midi
2005-11-06 by Jorge Fernandez
If your files worked fine with VanVasco then they sould work fine with quicktime (iTunes). Anyway, You can do the same with the courrent free versions of (at
2005-11-06 by Fred Dismuke
Hello, Thank you for your very prompt response George. I did download and install iTunes and as you wrote, it had a fabulously robust comment and search
2005-11-05 by George F. Litterst
Good evening, everyone. Have you tried iTunes? iTunes will play MIDI files on both Windows and Macintosh computers. It has rather extensive cataloging
2005-11-05 by Fred Dismuke
Over the past summer I purchased an MX-80 (a 15 year ambition) and upgraded to XG with a DSR1. Very early on I joined D.U.G. and have not until now
2005-11-04 by goefra2
Hello, i know the Smartkey Feature as a good training solution for beginners. Knows anyone how to arrange a selfmade Smartkey-Song. Does i need a special
2005-11-03 by Kim Hibbert
Hi folks. I just wanted to tell everyone we sold our Disklavier MX80 to a dealer (Knauer Pianos) in Ca. We didn t get nearly what we wanted, but then again
2005-11-03 by Todd Muncy
This spamming member is no more. Sorry that one slipped through. Todd Muncy http://MuncyFamily.com ... From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
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2005-11-02 by n9544c@aol.com
On the subject of no messages, I too have had a disappearance of messages from the group and I did not change my address. I had to resubscribe. Regards, Mike
2005-11-02 by Todd Muncy
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2005-11-02 by Todd Muncy
I just figured out why I ve seen no messages or membership activities in the group for the last few weeks. My primary email finally got picked up by spammers
2005-10-30 by Shana Kirk
Hi Clare, There is an entire series of smartkey literature called the StarLights series from Yamaha. It should be available at your local Yamaha dealer, or
2005-10-30 by Clare Ivatt
Hi I was wondering if anyone knows where we can get some smartkey music from - is it available on the web? from Yamaha directly? Our 3 year-old daughter loves
2005-10-29 by James Fry
http://www.wired.com/wired/archive/13.11/bolero.html If you haven t seen this before then it is well worth a read- if nothing else then to remind us how lucky
2005-10-27 by Ted East
Just call Yamaha and they will send you a new manual for free... -Ted
2005-10-27 by rigoletto3333
Hello, I have bought a disklavier MX 100, but i haven t the manual. is there someone who have it in French or in english ? Is it possible to have a copy or a
2005-10-27 by Carol Beigel
This is polyester, not lacquer. The best way to clean the piano finish is to use an old but clean Tshirt with just a little bit of water. If you need
2005-10-27 by Ted East
Don t use silicone.... For a lacquerer finish: Windex works fine for fingerprints and smudges McGuires swirl mark remover (Contain no wax or silicone) 3M fine
2005-10-27 by Paul J
Dawn detergent does a pretty good job of getting stuff off. (the mitt of course, not the piano!) paul ... From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
2005-10-27 by annmeris
Can someone tell me how to clean the piano. I have the silicone mit but someone put furniture polish on it. I need to get it off. Any ideas are appreciated.
2005-10-05 by dsmith942@excite.com
I live and work in a coastal area where humidity rarely goes below 40%, even with the occasional need for a little heat at night. We typically install only
2005-10-04 by Carol Beigel
You probably do not need to worry. The idea of humidity control really means controlling the amount of moisture that gets absorbed by the wood in your piano.
2005-10-04 by Robert Welcyng
In my opinion, you are not damaging your piano. What is risky, is the possibility of a sound board shrinking and cracking from long exposure to hot desert-dry
2005-10-04 by rwberry99
Hi All, I ve looked through the archives and have read some of the discussions, but most humidity-related articles were about forced-air heating systems. So
2005-10-03 by James Fry
... The disklavier units don t use a standard PC floppy disk drive. It is possible to get a unit from Yamaha in most cases, and it is also possible to find the
2005-09-30 by Paul J
Well, I don t know, but it seems to me it would be really cheap and easy to try a new floppy drive. paul ... From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com
2005-09-30 by mark.carline
Help! I have been to looking at a second hand Yamaha Disklavier MX100II piano in the UK (Liverpool) that seems to have a problem with its floppy drive (I
2005-09-28 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Robert, i still find it odd that a 70+ year old mechanism has no trouble with the repeated notes but a modern day, state of the are one does. i would
2005-09-28 by Robert Welcyng
There is a limit to how rapidly a single note can be repeated. One constraint has to do with how quickly the keyboard escapement mechanism can recover--that
2005-09-27 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings George, here is a file that has problems on the upright dkv. it was played through the midi input with the delay enabled. if attachments do not work,
2005-09-27 by George F. Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. Ted, as I mentioned to others in previous posts, I cannot make a definite statement as to whether your Disklavier is misbehaving
2005-09-27 by Ted East
Good morning, George. Is it possible to create another test file but with the note being rapidly repeated before progressing? The problem I experience is
2005-09-27 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. ... If the notes were low velocity to begin with, your Disklavier will play them back with some minimum velocity that is appropriate to
2005-09-27 by londierowleik
hey interesting correnspondence so far (I didn t understand a word, hehee) but MY lil question was about that SELF CHECK is it only for the technician
2005-09-27 by Ted East
All, I tested the file on my mx100a upright. All notes sound at all volume levels, in fact I did not detect a noticeable difference in volume between 0 and -3.
2005-09-26 by Robert Welcyng
I m having quite a day of making mistrakes! Please strike 17 ticks and replace with 21 ticks. ... Subject: Re: FW: [disklavier] Re: Minimum Velocities+self
2005-09-26 by Carol Beigel
I m going to step in here wearing my piano technician hat. I doubt this problem has anything to do with MIDI data. My guess is that it is due to friction in
2005-09-26 by Robert Welcyng
... Subject: Re: FW: [disklavier] Re: Minimum Velocities+self check Date: Mon, 26 Sep 2005 13:47:32 -0800 From: Robert Welcyng To: John
2005-09-26 by Robert Welcyng
For those interested, I m attaching a short midi file (type 0). The duration of each note is 31 msec, approximately, and all notes are of velocity 10. When
2005-09-26 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings George, typing left handed, forgive lower case please. it was a real surprise to me that the dkv would not play quick soft notes. i would think that
2005-09-26 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. In my experience, a properly regulated and calibrated Disklavier should not drop notes on playback from floppy disk, internal memory,
2005-09-25 by Spencer_Lists
Greetings Bob I have discovered, working with a friend who has the same piano that you do, that minimum playing velocity depends to some extent on note
2005-09-25 by londierowleik
The piano has just run the self test and calibration program and passed. hey, having an uprite markIII also. interested in this system check. how is the
2005-09-20 by Raymond Dupuy
No Problem, Alain! I speak french. Quelle experience avez vous et quelle type de disklavier? Cdlt Ray ... De : disklavier@yahoogroups.com
2005-09-15 by Jean-Marc Choisy
Il n y a pas de problème, contactez moi par mail par l intermédiare de mon site, je vous donnerai mes coordonnées...
2005-09-15 by jheitzeb1
I have converted quite a few midis from the internet using GNMIDI on an old PC to use in my pianodisc system. I would like to use a Mac to do this
2005-09-15 by jheitzeb1
Actually I was referring to the piano floppy discs. I like the piano only music and have quite a collection of the pianodisc floppy discs (over 50 in fact)