RE: DC6A for sale
2003-06-11 by mae121864@aol.com
Im in the Long Island New York area looking to sell my 1999 DC6A. Anyone interested?
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RE: [disklavier] interesting read
2003-06-10 by Ken Hanba
you sure don t know what you are talking about........., Ken ... From: mae121864@aol.com [mailto:mae121864@aol.com] Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 6:00 PM To:
interesting read
2003-06-10 by mae121864@aol.com
Sure Layne, Yamaha pianos do not last very long. It s one reason the Disklaiver is only offered on new Yamaha pianos. Considering the mark up when you
Re: [disklavier] Selling
2003-06-10 by mae121864@aol.com
What a jackass
Re: [disklavier] Selling
2003-06-10 by sold@weblistings.com
Well put, Todd. I bought a used Disklavier after shopping for many months. Let me tell you that Disklavier owners are proud of them, and still want close to
RE: [disklavier] Selling
2003-06-10 by Todd Muncy
I pulled up the Fields Piano web site http://www.fieldspianos.com and they are both a Steinway and a Yamaha dealership. I
Re: [disklavier] Selling
2003-06-10 by Mike Kline
To all concerned: Mr. Miller should have disclosed he works for a Los Angles Steinway dealership. This forum was started and maintained by Todd with
Re: [disklavier] Selling
2003-06-10 by PianoBench@aol.com
Good afternoon, everyone. With all due respect to Doug, I would like to offer an adamant and contrary opinion to most of what he has to say. In the interest of
RE: [disklavier] Selling
2003-06-10 by Douglas J. Miller
Sure Layne, Yamaha pianos do not last very long. It s one reason the Disklaiver is only offered on new Yamaha pianos. Considering the mark up when you bought
RE: [disklavier] Selling
2003-06-10 by Todd Muncy
A good start would be to look at our pricing database for similar comparisons. http://groups.yahoo.com/group/disklavier/database ... From: Layne Thomas
Selling
2003-06-10 by Layne Thomas
I am considering selling a Yamaha Disklavier. Can anyone provide direction to determining value? Thanks, Layne
Re: [disklavier] Recommended Storage for Disklavier
2003-06-10 by Carol Beigel
Is climate controlled storage available? It would be worth the investment to keep the humidity around the piano about 55% to protect the soundboard and piano
Recommended Storage for Disklavier
2003-06-09 by Darwin Melnyk
Unfortunately I need to store my mint DCII XG for a few months which may turn into a year or more, while I work in Nashville. I live in Portland Oregon (yes
Re: [disklavier] Player Piano Music
2003-06-06 by Danny
Hi Terry, Like Carol, I just wanted to thank you for sharing your efforts with us here. These files are marvelous and work extremely well with the Disklavier!
Re: [disklavier] Re: Laptop
2003-06-05 by Allan Zalamea
Brian, You are a great help. I will follow your instructions with vanbasco config. If it doesn.t work I will try to do it in cakewalk. Actually I have a
Re: Laptop
2003-06-04 by bdpotts
Allan, Sorry for the confusion, I was trying not to be as verbose as I was on the previous replies, I ll try again. First, there isn t anything you can do
Re: [disklavier] Re: Laptop
2003-06-04 by Allan Zalamea
Brian, I don,t know what midi package you are refering to but this is what I have done: 1. I copied all my disklavier floppy to hard disk and convert it to
Re: Laptop
2003-06-03 by bdpotts
Allan, I m not sure what MIDI package your using. I have Cakewalk. The help in cakewalk explains it better (and in less words) than I can. Whatever package
Re: [disklavier] Re: Laptop
2003-06-03 by Allan Zalamea
Brian, Thanks for all your help. Actually my 486 laptop didn t work probably because it doesn t have a sound card. It register on my disklavier as Midi
Re: Laptop
2003-06-03 by bdpotts
Allan, I m glad you got things working, did any of my wordy suggestions help or did it just confuse you? As far as the MIDI tone and the keys being
Laptop
2003-06-03 by Allan Zalamea
Everyone, Finally I am now using a laptop for my Disklavier using midi interface. I only have one question- Why is it that whenever I stop the play in Vanbasco
Re: [disklavier] Re: difference in CD and floppy drives
2003-06-02 by Mark A. Fontana
... A few weeks ago, I posted a link to a software utility I ve written which converts MIDI and ESEQ files into WAV files with PianoDisc-style encoding. The
Re: [disklavier] Re: difference in CD and floppy drives
2003-06-02 by Mark A. Fontana
... I would be interested in the opportunity to examine the MidiMan converter (Aaron, I ll contact you via email) but as PianoBench has stated, the
Re: [disklavier] Re: difference in CD and floppy drives
2003-06-02 by PianoBench@aol.com
Good afternoon, everyone. In a message dated 6/2/03 4:48:07 PM, Aaron writes:
FW: [disklavier] Re: difference in CD and floppy drives
2003-06-02 by O'Connor, Dan
... From: O Connor, Dan Sent: Monday, June 02, 2003 4:46 PM To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com Subject: RE: [disklavier] Re: difference in CD and floppy drives I
New file uploaded to disklavier
2003-06-02 by disklavier@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the disklavier group. File :
Re: [disklavier] Re: difference in CD and floppy drives
2003-06-02 by Aaron.Zornes@metagroup.com
Mark -- I found my MIDIMAN Tape Recorder Interface unti and manual in my garage last week. Care to test it out for Disklavier use? I know a number of us woudl
Re: Thermostat
2003-06-02 by genekennon
For the first time, I just had this occur on my unit on Sunday. I turned it off and back on in 15 minutes and haven t seen it again. However, I will call the
Terry's Piano Rolls - Shortcut
2003-06-01 by ralph_specht
As most of you have discovered, Terry s Piano Rolls are great. My current process for converting to a disk for my Disklavier, is as follows: 1) UnZip the
Re: [disklavier] Star Eye - Power to the People
2003-06-01 by Tom Wheeler
Todd, I have been guilty of not taking the time to thank you for your efforts in sponsoring the Disklavier Users Group, in maintaining it, and in monitoring
RE: [disklavier] Star Eye - Power to the People
2003-06-01 by Todd Muncy
Akanni und Heli have left the group, never to return.
Star Eye - Power to the People
2003-05-30 by Akanni und Heli
for info on Star Eye click www.star-eye.de Hello, we are Heli and Akanni von Star Eye and we are trying to build a relationship with all kinds of people. We
Re: [disklavier] Editor/Librian Software for Disklavier Tone Module?
2003-05-28 by vincent de leur
YAMAHA s XG works is a fine programm to work with. The only editor I know is the editor for the TG 300. XG works can control all XG sounds. Vincent de Leur
Re: Player Piano Music
2003-05-28 by Terry Smythe
... Thank you for your kind words, appreciated. Glad you like the music. It has been my objective from the beginning to make my scans freely available.
Editor/Librian Software for Disklavier Tone Module?
2003-05-27 by everythingcomputersbob
Does anyone know if there is an editor/librarian software for the tone module that comes with an MPX-1? (I believe its the DKU550R-- but I might be wrong....)
Re: [disklavier] Player Piano Music
2003-05-26 by Carol Beigel
Thank you, and the others who have developed this technique, for providing an immeasureable contribution to the preservation of player piano music. I bought
Re: [disklavier] website for recording disklavier files onto Audio CD
2003-05-26 by Carol Beigel
You could try rendering your MIDI file to Audio yourself. I tried this with ProAudio 8 ( from www.pgmusic.com) and liked the results. I suppose it comes
Re: [disklavier] website for recording disklavier files onto Audio CD
2003-05-26 by Jean Debefve
... _______________________________ Hi Sean, I found this : http://www.adisklavier.com/ They will record your disklavier files on a C7 disklavier, in a classy
Player Piano Music
2003-05-25 by Terry Smythe
I am among a group of people who have successfully built a player piano roll scanner and I m in the process of converting the contents of my 1800 rolls into
website for recording disklavier files onto Audio CD
2003-05-24 by macaw22
Hi. I once found a website where some people were advertising a service as follows: you record whatever songs you like onto a floppy disk with your own
Re: Japanese Piano to English
2003-05-23 by bdpotts
Ralph, Disclaimer: I ve never done this and would be VERY careful so that the disklavier doesn t become in-operable. With that said... It is Flash memory,
Japanese Piano to English
2003-05-23 by ralph_specht
I have a Japanese MX100. When I turn on the piano, the words Yamaha Disklavier show up on the display, and all the song titles show up in English. But, all
Re: [disklavier] Re: information
2003-05-17 by tomainla@aol.com
You will find it listed under the MODIFY tab, about 23 items down the list. Tom
Re: information
2003-05-16 by ralph_specht
I could not find the function arrange program for PianoDisc in the gnmidi program? Would you mind telling me where to look? Thanks. Ralph Specht ... disk
Re: [disklavier] Newbie seeking silent disklavier upright
2003-05-10 by Morris Smith
What has dying got to do with the quality of how a piano is built ? I know that has nothing to do with the piano in the church. Most pianos in the churches
Re: [disklavier] information
2003-05-10 by Manuel Luis Baldaque
Thank you very much for your information. M.L.Baldaque ... From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com Date: sábado, 10 de Maio de 2003 5:02:55 To:
Re: [disklavier] information
2003-05-10 by Carol Beigel
The MX80 only plays ESEQ files, not MIDI files through the floppy disk drive. Any MIDI file you want to play must first be converted to ESEQ using the dkvutil
information
2003-05-10 by Manuel Luis Baldaque
Thanks for accepting me in the group. I own a yamaha disklavier mx-80.I tried to download midi music,but I could not hear it in the piano.I would like to know
Japanese pianos
2003-05-10 by Carol Beigel
It may be true that pianos are not passed down to a younger generation in Japan, but that is not why Japanese made pianos made for the Asian market sound
Re: [disklavier] Newbie seeking silent disklavier upright
2003-05-09 by buffy@Taxicentral.com
MessageDid you know that pianos in Japan are not passed on to relatives, they are destroyed once the first owner dies? As a result, the quality of the piano