Re: [disklavier] LED message "Piano Power Off" (Thermostat)
2005-06-17 by Amanda Heidemann
Definitely call the Disklavier tech. I went through this last year with my DC2A Mark III. He aligned the pedals and did the calibration, and it would still
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Re: [disklavier] LED message "Piano Power Off" (Thermostat)
2005-06-17 by Robert Welcyng
What it probably means is that you will soon be introducing yourself to your new piano/Disklavier technician. The thermostat involved is undoubtedly on one of
LED message "Piano Power Off" (Thermostat)
2005-06-17 by Dick Ivey
Ladies and Gents, I have a DC2A MarkIII disklavier. The last few days I ve encountered an unusual message as I indicated in the Subject line above. Can anybody
Re: [disklavier] value of C7 Mark III??
2005-06-16 by Robert Welcyng
You will never know what it is worth until you have sold it to the best and highest offeror. To get an idea of what others are asking for their pianos, check
value of C7 Mark III??
2005-06-15 by pianomanw1
I posted this earlier, but would still like some feedback on the value of my C7 Mark III, polished ebony, purchased the end of 2000. Thanks so much!
Mark II XG Newbie
2005-06-15 by outdrivingthemini
Hi I ve just invested in a mark II - mainly for my children to learn to play on, although I do want to use it for the occasional party etc. I am searching,
Re: [disklavier] RE: Difficulty in obtaining software
2005-06-13 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. ... No need for a financial award. Check out the web site of the International Piano-e-Competition: www.piano-e-competition.com There
RE: Difficulty in obtaining software
2005-06-13 by Brent Egan
Dear Memebers, I am finding it particurly difficult to find new software for my Disklavier. I would be greatly indebted to anyone who can assist me with the
Re: [disklavier] Piano pick up?
2005-06-12 by Carpe Per Diem
these pickups are last-resort options for pianos in very-loud concert environments. they do not sound nearly as good as a microphone.
Piano pick up?
2005-06-12 by Ed Hutton
I saw the flurry of messages on audio and noticed a lot of professionals on the list. Do any of you know if this technology or product works well for recording
Re: [disklavier] value C7 Mark III
2005-06-12 by Robert Welcyng
My tech mentioned to me the sale of a C7 Mark IIXG in fine condition that went for $18,000 here in Anchorage. J wrote: I have a C7A Mark III I purchased at the
value C7 Mark III
2005-06-12 by J
I have a C7A Mark III I purchased at the end of 2000. Would anyone know about how much it would sell for now? Thanks so much John W
new digital audio equipment
2005-06-10 by Carol Beigel
I acquired my new audio equipment today. I m worried that my Dad s duet partner might be in too poor health in July when I can do the recording, so I figured
Re: [disklavier] audio recordings of piano music
2005-06-08 by James Fry
... I can t speak for the MkIV, but the MkII XG and MkIII silent mode piano is pretty awful IMO. It has horrible rings and isn t particularly responsive,
Re: [disklavier] Re: audio recordings of piano music
2005-06-08 by Adrian Thomas
When listening to the electronic piano voice, make sure you re not listening to the XG voice. The AWM sample should be much better. Adrian Thomas Milton Keynes
Re: audio recordings of piano music
2005-06-07 by rwberry99
... the Piano voice ... Grand, so you ... you use to ... I must be doing something wrong. When I put my DC3A in silent mode, the sound from the piano sounds
Re: [disklavier] audio recordings of piano music
2005-06-07 by Adrian Thomas
If you can use a Disklavier with silent function (esp Mk III/IV), the Piano voice used in Silent Mode is a high quality sample of a Yamaha Concert Grand, so
Re: audio recordings of piano music
2005-06-07 by Ryan McBride
... removed, I used a Euphonics Red series Pre-amp and a Neumann U87 for room Ambience all through a Studer Mixer and recorded using Wave Lab on a PC. The
Re: [disklavier] audio recordings of piano music
2005-06-07 by Buddhika Wije
Carol, Dont bother with the sounds in the computer cards as they are no where near good as the sounds in the Xg or the new high end yamaha keyboards. I was
Re: [disklavier] audio recordings of piano music
2005-06-07 by Carol Beigel
Thanks to everyone who has responded to my inquiry about digital audio recordings. You have been very helpful. I want to clear up exactly what I want to do.
audio recordings of piano music
2005-06-07 by Peter Phillips
Hi Carol and all I recently made a CD of piano performances of my DKV for my mother. The resulting recording quality has been widely praised by quite a few
Re: [disklavier] piano audio recordings
2005-06-06 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. Keep in mind that typical piano samples do not respond to incremental pedal data. I contacted Synthogy about this a while back and
Re: [disklavier] piano audio recordings
2005-06-06 by J Stanley Productions Inc.
you would need mic preamps if you go the cd recorder route but in my opinion the mbox setup is the way to go...I am an audio engineer with almost 20 years
Re: [disklavier] piano audio recordings
2005-06-06 by Carpe Per Diem
... yes, and that is why many pros buy many of them... and then use one or two for 99% of their work -- until something better comes along. Just to qualify
Re: [disklavier] piano audio recordings
2005-06-06 by Danny
From: Carpe Per Diem THE piano samples that many pros are using right now is IVORY -- Yamaha and Roland boxes are somewhat low end for
Re: [disklavier] piano audio recordings
2005-06-06 by Carpe Per Diem
THE piano samples that many pros are using right now is IVORY -- Yamaha and Roland boxes are somewhat low end for consumers... To play these
Re: [disklavier] piano audio recordings
2005-06-06 by Carpe Per Diem
... Carol, There are 3 basic elements that you need to address: 1. The recording space (acoustics) 2. The microphones and mic pres 3. The recording medium
Re: [disklavier] piano audio recordings
2005-06-06 by Buddhika Wije
Hello to Carol and Robert, First time I have seen Carol crying out for help. I have been following the emails about your recordings matter. I too have thought
Re: [disklavier] piano audio recordings
2005-06-06 by Robert Welcyng
Carol, my suggestion would probably not quite get you there for $600. Personally, I d consider getting a quality direct-to-CD portable recorder such as a
piano audio recordings
2005-06-06 by Carol Beigel
I am finally thinking about entering the world of digital audio recordings of piano performances. I want a portable set-up so I can record my Dad playing the
Re: [disklavier] Re: RE: article in tomorrow's (June 5, 2005) NY Times
2005-06-05 by Carl Youngblood
... You can already hear a brief high-quality mp3 before/after sample at http://www.zenphstudios.com/. I can t wait till they post some more samples. I
Re: RE: article in tomorrow's (June 5, 2005) NY Times
2005-06-05 by BRUCE SHARPE
Here s the link: http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/05/arts/music/05midg.html It may require a (free) registration to read it. The work that Zenph is doing
RE: [disklavier] RE: article in tomorrow's (June 5, 2005) NY Times
2005-06-05 by Todd Muncy
Here is the complete “printer friendly” copy of the article, without the graphics and pictures. June 5, 2005 Play It Again, Vladimir (via Computer) By ANNE
Re: [disklavier] RE: article in tomorrow's (June 5, 2005) NY Times
2005-06-05 by Robert Welcyng
An interesting account of the resurrection of Cortot at the recent Mei-Ting Sun recital at Raleigh, NC, and some philosophical matters about just what
RE: article in tomorrow's (June 5, 2005) NY Times
2005-06-04 by inbox1@muncyfamily.com
I just read the article. It’s great stuff and fantastic exposure. Congratulations! Just in case anyone thinks I’m time traveling again, The Times delivers
Re: PianoDisc PianoCDs - how to play back on Mark III Disklavier?
2005-06-03 by sjhart110110
If the artist is offered in both CD and diskette formats, which one would be better for the Disklavier Mark III? For example:
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV disklaviers
2005-05-16 by Dave Budde
The Yamaha XP Format sample disk that comes with the Disklavier Pro is at least one set of recordings that is published by Yamaha that contain XP data. I
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV disklaviers
2005-05-16 by George F. Litterst
Good morning, everyone. ... There have been some good replies to various aspects of this question and, I think, a couple of misleading statements thrown in as
Disklavier Pro and MKIIXG
2005-05-16 by Peter Phillips
Hi Folks Contributing to the discussion about the relative merits of the Pro versus the standard DKV (MkIV and lesser models), I can offer the following. About
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV disklaviers
2005-05-16 by Dave Budde
XP files are generally 2-4 times the size of a standard midi file. So floppy is still a very viable medium for these files. There are two significant
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV disklaviers
2005-05-16 by Robert Welcyng
Carl: As far as I know, Yamaha does not offer PianoSoft recordings in XP format. That doesn t mean that no one ever will. And, of course, you could always make
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV disklaviers
2005-05-16 by Robert Welcyng
Describing a Disklavier s accuracy is not a simple matter. Errors arise in both the recording process and, independently, in the reproduction process. Further,
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV disklaviers
2005-05-16 by Carl Youngblood
Are there very many PianoSoft recordings available out there that are in Midi XP format? I m trying to determine how much I ll be missing out on by getting a
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV disklaviers
2005-05-15 by Bill Brandom
Hello folks, I have reviewed my statement below with our engineers and they have clarified that the standard Mark IV does not playback XP data like the PROs
Re: [disklavier] Re: Mark IV disklaviers
2005-05-15 by Carl Youngblood
My understanding (please correct me if I m wrong) is that both the Mark III and Mark IV play back PianoSoft discs at similar quality levels--in other words,
Re: Mark IV disklaviers
2005-05-15 by sjhart110110
Does the Mark IV play back XP Standard files like the pro? How does the Mark IV (non Pro), store the data to make it virtually the same as a Mark III pro ?
Re: PianoDisc PianoCDs - how to play back on Mark III Disklavier?
2005-05-10 by Bob Coate
Thanks, Mark, for your very helpful reply. I m pretty sure that my Mark III has the latest firmware, since it is very new -- it was the last of the Mark III s
Re: [disklavier] Mark IV disklaviers
2005-05-08 by Bill Brandom
The standard Mark IV performs at virtually the same level as the Mark III PRO. The Mark IV PRO outperforms any reproducing piano ever made. Bill Brandom Senior
Mark IV disklaviers
2005-05-08 by Carl Youngblood
I was wondering if any of you who know about the Mark IV disklaviers could answer a question for me. As I understand it, the Mark IV allows for much more
Re: [disklavier] PianoDisc PianoCDs - how to play back on Mark III Disklavier?
2005-05-07 by Mark A. Fontana
... It is no accident that the Disklavier can play PianoDisc CDs... these discs have a completely different format than Yamaha s, and Yamaha deliberately added