Re: UPgrade floppy to CD
2003-08-09 by thegorens
The model number of my control unit is DKC500RWXG. Since it has the W in it, does that mean that it has the 8 megabits of memory necessary? When do you
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2003-08-09 by thegorens
The model number of my control unit is DKC500RWXG. Since it has the W in it, does that mean that it has the 8 megabits of memory necessary? When do you
2003-08-09 by thegorens
Carol, Thanks for responding. Yes, I did mean the DCD1. (Sorry about the typo!) I currently have a Mark II Disklavier XG. So I guess I ll wait to upgrade
2003-08-09 by Carol Beigel
I don t know about any DVD1, so I will assume it is a typo and that you mean the DCD1 CD player. Yes, this will work with piano smart providing you have 8
2003-08-09 by thegorens
Will the DVD1 work with the new PianoSmart software? -Rob ... CD from Yamaha - I knew my system is not compatible, but I was going to try to fiddle with the
2003-08-09 by midi_magic2000
Hi Jean I see. I have a CVP 209 Clavinova which has Guide Lights . These are lights (Leds) above each note and light up waiting for you to play. The piano
2003-08-08 by Bill Brandom
If your piano can play Smart PianoSoft (PianoSmart) disks, to make your own synchronized floppy with CD is quite easy. Put in your favorite audio CD in the
2003-08-07 by Carol Beigel
PianoSmart is really what we have been talking about upgrade floppy to CD . It is available now on your DU1A - probably as it came out of the box. Is your
2003-08-07 by James Fry
... A while ago a member of the list posted a message about creating PianoDisc CD s which have the same effect as the yamaha ones. He wrote some software to
2003-08-07 by Jean Debefve
I was seduced by the disklavier DU1A (a Mark II system) when I saw this : http://www.yamaha.com/publications/accent/Accent102/05.htm / One of the season s
2003-08-07 by Jean Debefve
Carol Beigel wrote ... Seems that the manual describes another possibility : You use a commercial music CD, play your own solo, and play back both together -
2003-08-07 by Jean Debefve
... Smartkey works like this : a few notes of the melody are moved by their solenoid action, without touching the strikµngs. The player is supposed to play
2003-08-07 by wlb001
I also want to do this same and have found two possible solutions. Perhaps these links may help. This gentleman has one program that converts midi to audio
2003-08-07 by Carol Beigel
Hopefully someone with more knowlege than myself will tell you a solution. My understanding of MIDI and Disklaviers is that MIDI files that come over the
2003-08-07 by Rubens Family
Good morning Carol I have a Mark IIXG baby grand. I purchased a piano soft plus audio CD from Yamaha - I knew my system is not compatible, but I was going to
2003-08-07 by midi_magic2000
Hi Jean What is smartkey? Is it the same as CueTime? I thought only the Clavinovas had these. If this is so, then yes most of the commands are in the format of
2003-08-07 by Carol Beigel
The original GranTouch DGT2IIXG released in July 1997 had 4Mbits of flash memory and had the DKC500R control box. When it was upgraded 2 years later with
2003-08-07 by Carol Beigel
Since I don t know anything about how to create your own SmartKey files, I will restrict my reply to the physical condition of the piano. I was just
2003-08-07 by Rick Conti
Carol, what would my piano be referred to in short? I read all of the emails sent to our site and I never read anything about a DGT2IIXG. Rick ... From:
2003-08-06 by Jean Debefve
Hi all, Despite a long search into the user s manuals, I still do not know how to build Smartkey midi files. I guess there are SysEx involved (special factory
2003-08-06 by Joe
Carol... You re the best! Thank you. Joseph F. Bert, CFP Certified Financial Group, Inc. 2180 W SR 434 Suite 1150 Longwood, FL 32779 407-869-9800
2003-08-06 by Carol Beigel
You can purchase a DCD1 through a Yamaha dealer - piano store. It is very easy to install it yourself. Carol Beigel crbrpt@bellatlantic.net ...
2003-08-06 by tasupho
After posting this message I find out the DCD1 is just a CD player connect externally to the control box and seems to be very easy to do. I still don t know
2003-08-06 by tasupho
Thanks Carol, I didn t know that there are MarkII and MarkII XG. I recheck my DKV and find out that I actually have the MarkII XG. To upgrade to play CD.
2003-08-06 by Carol Beigel
Yes, you should be able to add the DCD1 CD player and upgrade to PianoSmart without adding additional memory. However, I would still wait and see what Yamaha
2003-08-05 by Rick Conti
Carol, I have a DGT2IIXG and the control unit has DKC 500RW written on the front. Is this something I can add a CD player to? Rick ... From: Carol Beigel
2003-08-05 by Carol Beigel
You cannot upgrade a Mark II to a MarkIII disklavier. However, you can update any Disklavier to have most of the goodies that are available to play floppy and
2003-08-05 by Joe
Carol... Thank you for your prompt and thorough reply. Can I upgrade my Mark II to a III? And how do I find out how much memory I have? I already have the
2003-08-05 by Carol Beigel
The PianoSmart upgrade for the DCD1 does exist, and will be available very, very soon. Yamaha is putting the final touches on describing how this upgrade will
2003-08-05 by Joe
Is the Piano Smart available for those of us w/ the DCD1? Joseph F. Bert, CFP Certified Financial Group, Inc. 2180 W SR 434 Suite 1150 Longwood, FL 32779
2003-08-05 by Carol Beigel
If you have a MarkII, you can purchase a DSR1, which is a control box that upgrades your system to a MarkIIXG. This gives you flash memory, a floppy drive
2003-08-05 by tasupho
Hi, Sorry if this question was asked before. I have the MARKII Disklavier with a floppy drive. Is there an option to upgrate to a CD drive. thanks, Tasupho
2003-08-05 by fkagel
Oops! Sorry for the confusion. I know you both respond frequently. Fred K ... answered your question. His extended research and efforts into this area will
2003-08-05 by Rick Conti
I use SmartScore Songbook Edition for converting sheet music to midi. You need a good scanner and some trial and error runs to come up with the correct
2003-08-04 by James Fry
... Just had a look on google and came up with this link to Passport Designs: http://passport.room101.co.uk/ However, if the html source is to be believed, the
2003-08-04 by Carol Beigel
The kudos go to PianoBench!! It was his reply that so thoroughly answered your question. His extended research and efforts into this area will someday surely
2003-08-04 by fkagel
Carol, I appreciate your detailed reply and need some time, of course, to absorb it all. I met Sue Downs at a local concert and was led to believe by her that
2003-08-04 by fkagel
With many MIDI files, you don t have to do anything, because they are in the OMNI mode ( broadcast on all channels ). Otherwise, if the flute is specifically
2003-08-04 by PianoBench@aol.com
Good evening, everyone. In a message dated 8/3/03 6:27:38 PM, Fred writes:
2003-08-04 by tasupho
Hi, I have a whole bunch of flute midi files. How do I make the disklavier play them as piano, meaning I can actually see the key pressed. Do I have to
2003-08-03 by Tim Rickman
Master Tracks Pro is available at: http://www.gvox.com/ Cost is $99.99 for disk version or download version for PC and MAC Regards Tim Rickman
2003-08-03 by fkagel
Has anyone heard or know of live Internet performances MIDI d directly to the DKV? Just heard Lang Lang on Live at Lincoln Center on PBS broadcast. Wouldn t it
2003-08-03 by fkagel
For printing Midi, any MIDI sequencer will do it as Carol pointed out. If, however, the music is complex (8 staves) or you want printing power take a look at
2003-08-03 by Carol Beigel
That DU1A came with some really good voices. There should be several piano sounds to choose from as well as what kind of room sound you want like Hall 1, or
2003-08-03 by Carol Beigel
Just about any sequencer software will print sheet music from a MIDI file. Notation software will print more voices or parts, and is capable or more
2003-08-03 by holly hegeman
2003-08-03 by tasupho
Hi, I am looking for 2 midi programs. 1) Program to convert midi file to sheet music. I used Music Time before but it was old and doesn t work very well on
2003-08-03 by dsmith942@excite.com
Holly and others, this is the device I have been using for the last year or so. Works very well to extend the remote beyond line-of-sight to the Disklavier.
2003-08-03 by Chopinluvr@aol.com
I just bought the DU1A and was wondering is there a way to internally change or modify the sampled piano sound it sound so electronic when I practice in silent
2003-08-03 by holly hegeman
2003-08-03 by tillsbury2000
Sorry, not the foggiest idea. The last upgrade I got from Passport was around 1991ish? I m fairly certain they went phut soon after that. I wonder who now