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2004-01-06 by Spencer Chase
Greetings, Does anyone have information as to how the DKV responds to multi instrument midi files? I would like to add an option to my velocity setting program
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2004-01-06 by Spencer Chase
Greetings Carol, Thanks for the details regarding different models and standards. I did not realize that the models that do not treat standard midi properly
Re: [disklavier] A reply to your message.
2004-01-06 by PianoBench@aol.com
Good afternoon, everyone. ... I believe that Yamaha s implementation of MIDI in the Disklavier has completely conformed to standards and has, on occasion, led
correction to A Reply...
2004-01-06 by Carol Beigel
I meant to say in the last post A Reply.... that Yamaha designed their PianoSoft (not PianoSmart) software before there were standard MIDI conventions. Carol
Re: [disklavier] A reply to your message.
2004-01-06 by Carol Beigel
Please remember that Yamaha designed the PianoSmart software and their Disklaviers BEFORE there was standardization of MIDI. They continue to support their
Re: [disklavier] About DKV sensors and grayscale
2004-01-06 by Carol Beigel
There is a universal result that any adjustment to piano pedals should produce. The standard adjustment should feel the same to the pianist if they are
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2004-01-06 by Spencer Chase
Greetings Robert, Carol and Group, You quote from the manual confirms my suspicion that proper adjustment will eliminate pedal thumping. I found it difficult
Re: [disklavier] question re software
2004-01-06 by Carol Beigel
Any scoring software will work. Often this feature is found in sequencing software. The more expensive it is the more features it will have. On October 26,
question re software
2004-01-06 by Kinara Hanba
Greetings everyone, I have a D-3 with a diskclavier, an older one. We have linked it to a computer so we can import midi files, and that works well. Now we
Re: [disklavier] Pedal thumping
2004-01-06 by Carol Beigel
The physical adjustment of the pedals is different for uprights than it is for grand pianos. There can never be any standardization that would work for both
Re: [disklavier] About DKV sensors and grayscale
2004-01-06 by Danny
From: Carol Beigel ... D: Hi Carol, D: Thanks for your input and clarification here. ... D: Can you elaborate on the term gray
Re: [disklavier] Stoptime and Clair Thump Re: Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-06 by Danny
From: Robert Welcyng ... DD: Hi Robert, DD: I am using the internal DKV diskette drive for these tests. I have not experimented with
Pedal thumping
2004-01-06 by Robert Welcyng
I m taking the liberty of quoting (under fair use, I hope) from a Yamaha maintenance document. ... . . . The core plungers of the pedal drive units are not
Re: [disklavier] Stoptime and Clair Thump Re: Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-06 by Robert Welcyng
... Robert, I believe the firmware in my Mark II XG is version 1.44, as that was the latest download that I received from Yamaha which I still on my computer.
About DKV sensors and grayscale
2004-01-06 by Carol Beigel
To save some of you a lot of time, I thought I would mention what I perceive to be a misconception. Pedal, key and hammer sensors only affect the Recording
Re: [disklavier] Stoptime and Clair Thump Re: Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-06 by Walter Sharpe
Danny, Absolutely no difference in the way these two versions sound on my MX500 II. It treats a 40 just like a 0. The project you are working on is very
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2004-01-06 by Spencer Chase
Greetings Robert, http://www.spencerserolls.com/VelMod/VelMod.zip for the velocity program. On some computers, it seems that the c drive does not show up in
Re: [disklavier] A reply to your message.
2004-01-05 by Robert Welcyng
Thanks for your note, Spencer. I haven t tried your program. Please jog my memory and tell me where I can get it so I can give it a spin. When people in the
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2004-01-05 by Spencer Chase
Greetings I have several ideas to try for making a MIDI file de-thumper and will probably have time to work on it soon. I will not have a lot of time to apply
Re: [disklavier] Stoptime and Clair Thump Re: Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-05 by Danny
From: Walter Sharpe Here s another one that demonstrates the thump pretty well: Attached is an excerpt from Richard Carlson s excellent work optimized for the
Velo % adjust with Cakewalk Home
2004-01-05 by Walter Sharpe
Bob, I don t have Cakewalk Pro. I only have Cakewalk Home Studio. The documentation is a little light and I could not find the kind of function we are
Stoptime and Clair Thump Re: Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-05 by Walter Sharpe
Jean, Sure enough, the Stoptime Rag is a good demo of the thump - fun too, just as you suggest. Here s another one that demonstrates the thump pretty well:
Re: [disklavier] Piano "Rcv Ch" parameter options- Re:Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-05 by PianoBench@aol.com
Good evening, everyone. ... A point of clarification about this feature: This feature is based on the concept that the patches in the MIDI file are consistent
Piano "Rcv Ch" parameter options- Re:Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-05 by Walter Sharpe
Bob, Thanks a whole lot! I m learning quite a bit from you and the others here. Your description of the HP option was certainly a lot better than the one in
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2004-01-05 by Spencer Chase
Greetings Robert, It is interesting to hear of al the complicated ways to make velocity adjustments to MIDI files. My program does all those various steps in
Re: [disklavier] A reply to your message.
2004-01-05 by Robert Welcyng
Re adjusting velocities: Suppose you wish to prepare one of Katsuhiro Oguri s typical files for the DKV. Take a look at the file s velocity distribution using
Re: [disklavier] Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-05 by Robert Welcyng
Again, primarily to Danny: R: I haven t discovered any way to set my Mark II to respond to continuous pedal data directed to any channel but #3. R: I reverted
Re: [disklavier] Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-05 by Danny
From: Robert Welcyng ... D: Hi Robert, D: Thanks again for all the information.You ve always gone out of your way to help us all out
Re: [disklavier] Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-05 by Walter Sharpe
PB, Your suggestion of reducing velocities by percentages to preserve dynamic variety sounds like a much better way to go. As far as I can find from the help
Re: [disklavier] A reply to your message.
2004-01-05 by Walter Sharpe
Spencer, Thanks. I was hoping your program could help with pedal thump too but I guess the problem lies somewhere in the MX500 Disklavier II design,
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2004-01-04 by Spencer Chase
Greetings PianoBench, My velocity modifying program is written in perl so it should be possible to make a mac version of it. If someone is good with macs and
Re: [disklavier] Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-04 by Robert Welcyng
Primarily to Danny: I believe my Mark II s firmware is up-to-date. Perhaps it is not. However, directing sustain pedal data to MIDI channel #3 should always
Re: Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-04 by Jean Debefve
... TEST.mid . It ... action and any ... going to be ... different ... Greetings all, My beloved DU1A is on tour, so I ll have to wait for a few days before I
Re: [disklavier] Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-04 by Danny
From: Robert Welcyng ... Hi Robert, Thanks for the information. Somehow, my Mark II definitely seems to respond quite differently to
Re: [disklavier] A reply to your message.
2004-01-04 by PianoBench@aol.com
Good afternoon, everyone. Thanks for this info and the availability of your program, Spencer. As a Mac guy, I am usually rather slow to get around to looking
Re: [disklavier] MX100B Purchase Advice Sought
2004-01-04 by PianoBench@aol.com
Good afternoon, everyone. ... As a piano teacher, I would like to add an unsolicited comment. In my experience, I have found MIDI disk accompaniments to be--by
Track 1&2 L&R Re: [disklavier] Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-04 by Walter Sharpe
PB, Thank you. I figured you would know the reason for that. I forgot all about the R L buttons. I have so much to learn. I ve been at it for 2 years all on my
Re: [disklavier] Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-04 by Robert Welcyng
For Mark II DKVs capable of continuous sustain pedal, please be aware of this: 1) Continuous sustain pedal data directed to MIDI channel #1 will be interpreted
Re: [disklavier] Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-04 by Danny
From: Walter Sharpe Thank you Fred, Spencer and Piano Bench, I will respond to your various comments (copied below) all at once rather than separately to make
Re: [disklavier] MX100B Purchase Advice Sought
2004-01-04 by Victor Lim
Hi, I was in the same boat as you a few years ago. I do not play the paino myself but my daughters were going to take lessons and I wanted a piano to play by
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2004-01-04 by Spencer Chase
Greetings PianoBench, The reason I bothered to write my velocity modifying program was so that any mapping may be done from original velocity to adjusted
Re: [disklavier] Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-04 by PianoBench@aol.com
Good morning, everyone. In a message dated 1/4/04 2:07:16 AM, Walt writes in his text file attachment:
Re: [disklavier] Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-04 by PianoBench@aol.com
Good morning, everyone. In a message dated 1/4/04 2:07:16 AM, Walt writes in his text file attachment:
A reply to your message.
2004-01-04 by Spencer Chase
Greetings Walter, Thanks for the report on what you do to improve midi files for use on the DKV. It sounds like nothing is really going to improve a thumping
Pedal, tracks, channels, velocity, Cakewalk
2004-01-04 by Walter Sharpe
Thank you Fred, Spencer and Piano Bench, I will respond to your various comments (copied below) all at once rather than separately to make it easier for you
Re: [disklavier] Dissecting Sysex and/or MTC w/ PianoSmart
2004-01-04 by Carol Beigel
I really do think each audio CD has some data identity encoded on it. For instance, if you try to make an audio CD using tracks from 2 or 3 different CDs,
MX100B Purchase Advice Sought
2004-01-04 by Mike Israel
Hello All, I am a newbie to both this list and piano ownership. Today, while on a piano shopping adventure, I came across an MX100B from a very reputable
Re: [disklavier] A reply to your message.
2004-01-04 by PianoBench@aol.com
Good evening, everyone. ... Although I can t comment on how any one person uses these terms, I think that I can clear up some of the confusion that many people
Re: Dissecting Sysex and/or MTC w/ PianoSmart
2004-01-04 by leenkseh
... difference between Frank Sinatra and Karen Carpenter. This can be and is done via CDDB, when connected to Interenet. For albums, track names are based on
Re: [disklavier] A reply to your message.
2004-01-03 by Freehold Computer Training
Here is the message, which was posted in the group, that I replied to: Greetings disklavier, I have a program that will do all sorts of conversions to midi