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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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Re: Midi File Organization

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

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Re: Midi File Organization

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

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Re: Midi File Organization

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

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Re: [disklavier] Midi File Organization

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

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Midi File Organization

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

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Smartkey Feature - selfmade songs

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

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Collection of PianoSoft disks

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

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Re: [disklavier] Test

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

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Test

2005-11-02 by Todd Muncy

Testing new email, please disregard.

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I'm an idiot !

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

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Re: [disklavier] Smartkey

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

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Smartkey

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

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OT: Something to think about

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

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manual for MX 100 ?

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

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Re: [disklavier] high gloss ebony

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

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Re: [disklavier] high gloss ebony

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

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RE: [disklavier] high gloss ebony

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

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high gloss ebony

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.

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RE: [disklavier] Am I killing my piano?

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

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Re: [disklavier] Am I killing my piano?

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.

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Re: [disklavier] Am I killing my 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

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Am I killing my piano?

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

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self check (test)

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

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Re: Minimum Velocities+self check

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

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pianodisc "floppies" to DSV

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

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Re: Pianodisc on Yamaha Disklavier?

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)

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Move to quarantaine

This moves the raw source file on disk only. The archive index is not changed automatically, so you still need to run a manual refresh afterward.