Re: [disklavier]second hand instrument
2001-06-22 by Donald Dusenbury
Hi Widya Dharmawan This looks like a private measage, but I do have second hand disklavier avalible. my e-mail is dl.duse@gte.net if you need more info Don ...
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Re: [disklavier] midi's title
2001-06-22 by Allan Zalamea
Download dkvutils from the vault.It will help you do the job. ... _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private,
Re: [disklavier]second hand instrument
2001-06-22 by Widya Dharmawan
Do you have 2nd hand disklavier? My son need its. _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from
Re: [disklavier] midi's title
2001-06-21 by Robert E. Welcyng
By using the Giebler Utility, you can convert a MIDI file to E-SEQ and specify a title that will appear in your DKV s LCD. The LCD, of course, displays two
Good web sites for MIDIs
2001-06-21 by Carol Beigel
I came across a message in this group s archives that mentioned that most of the files in the vault are contributed by only a few people. I havent figured
midi's title
2001-06-21 by bvaldez98@hotmail.com
hi everone is there a faster way to title midi song so that it will show in my dgtiixg disklavier display. i have tried using my disklavier to title (each note
Downloadable Pianosoft Catalogue
2001-06-20 by Joan Galt
I used to download the Pianosoft Catalogue (PDF format) from the following site: http://www.yamahamusicsoft.com/ It s no longer there. Any ideas where I can
Re: File management questions
2001-06-18 by midi.magic@ic24.net
Hi Carol I have a vast collection of DKV disks (54) and even more Yamaha Disk Orchestra Collection Disks (DOC). The DOC Disks titles have been typed into a
Re: [disklavier] File management questions
2001-06-17 by Robert E. Welcyng
... +++ I keep my MIDI collection on a CD-ROM. I use long file names such as 02 Brahms Sonata No. 3 in F Minor, Op.5, Mvt 2, Andante Ponochevny.mid Though the
File management questions
2001-06-17 by Carol Beigel
I appreciate any advice you can give me in organizing a song library - both on disks and playlists! I am considering using File Maker Pro to create a
Re: Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-17 by webmaster@pianoman.myweb.nl
In addition: Cakewalk Sonar works fine also, but may be overkill. Cakewalk Pro Audio 9 is a great program too. ... the ... Audio ... 850 MHz ... Cakewalk ...
QX3 Diskette
2001-06-17 by Carol Beigel
I am trying to make a back-up copy of a new DKV disk suitable for XG and am getting nowhere. Giebler says it is a QX3 diskette, and when I copy the files
The Mechanics of Volume
2001-06-16 by Carol Beigel
It is a natural trait of any technician to be able to beat their subject to death, myself included, but I cannot emphasize enough the role of friction and
Re: [disklavier] Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-16 by Thomas N. Wheeler
Carol, I was referring to the use of Cakewalk Pro Audio 9 as the software sequencer which I use to adjust internet midi files for playback on the disklavier.
Re: [disklavier] dklutils
2001-06-16 by Todd Muncy
They were donated by an anonymous member of the group, who wishes to remain anonymous to avoid any technical support questions. This generous person also has
dklutils
2001-06-16 by midi.magic@ic24.net
Who wrote this great programs? They are worth HUNDREDS of pounds as they save me hours and hours of work on the PC. My main use for them is to change midi to
Re: [disklavier] Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-16 by PianoBench@aol.com
Hello Everyone, In a message dated 6/15/01 11:42:21 PM, Carol writes:
Re: [disklavier] Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-16 by Robert E. Welcyng
... +++ I should have specified Cakewalk Pro Audio 9. Someone once pointed out to me that Home Studio was lacking in velocity editing functions. I m pretty
Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-16 by Carol Beigel
Thank you for the responses on balancing the velocities on my DKV files. When you refer to Cakewalk, which program are you referring to? I have Cakewalk Home
Re: [disklavier] Re: Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-15 by Thomas N. Wheeler
Carol, I do not believe there is any way to use veloset in dkv utilities to adjust the volume of ensemble parts only. Adjustments in dkv apply to the overall
Re: [disklavier] Re: Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-15 by Robert E. Welcyng
... +++ An application such as Cakewalk allows you to select the events that you wish to edit. So, you would select and modify only the piano events and
Re: [disklavier] Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-15 by PianoBench@aol.com
Hello Everone, In a message dated 6/14/01 11:02:50 AM, joannagalt@yahoo.com writes:
Re: [disklavier] Re: Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-15 by Carol Beigel
I have used Veloset to quiet DKV files and find it worked great for quieting the piano part, but then I can t hear the ensemble sounds. I have set the TG
Re: [disklavier] Re: Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-14 by Thomas N. Wheeler
Joan, A quick and effective means of controlling velocities on the disklavier is to adjust the velocities using Veloset in the dkv utils software package that
Re: Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-14 by joannagalt@yahoo.com
Thank you for the extensive explanation. I will try your suggestions this weekend. Joan ... of 25 to 95. ... helpful to ... distribution. ... lowest ... a
Re: [disklavier] Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-14 by Robert E. Welcyng
The short story is . . . keep the note velocities within the range of 25 to 95. To decide what velocity changes to make for any given file, it is helpful to
Re: Recording Software Disk
2001-06-14 by midi.magic@ic24.net
Hi Not too sure what you want to know. I think you want to record songs from the computer to use in the piano. If this is so then any floppy disk will do. Midi
Ideal Range for Velocity
2001-06-14 by Joan Galt
What is the ideal range to set the velocity of midi files for the disklavier? __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get
Re: [disklavier] cleaning my disklavier
2001-06-06 by Babycak901@aol.com
I have been using Pledge Grab It Mitts. The come in nice little glove shaped mitts that you just swipe with. I use them regularly on my DC3PRO with high
Re: [disklavier] cleaning my disklavier
2001-06-05 by MELAMAT@aol.com
Bob: I don t have the bottles in from of me but you should be able to find out from your Yamaha dealer or from Yamaha themselves. There is only one Yamaha
Re: [disklavier] cleaning my disklavier
2001-06-05 by Ray Reich
I use Cory Super High Gloss Piano Polish to clean my piano. I apply it with a chamois. I purchased it at a piano store. If you can t find it you might try
Re: [disklavier] cleaning my disklavier
2001-06-05 by bob valdez
hi mel, i m going to the supermarket and try this swiffer . thanks for the advice. bob p.s. kindly tell me the name of these special polishes that you use.
Re: [disklavier] cleaning my disklavier
2001-06-04 by MELAMAT@aol.com
We use the swiffer duster which works on the principal of electrostatic attraction. The napkin sized dusting pads can be purchased in boxes at the
cleaning my disklavier
2001-06-04 by bvaldez98@hotmail.com
hi everyone, my disklavier piano attracts so much dust. Q: what do you all use to clean your piano without doing harm with the finish (scratch) thanks in
Recording Software Disk
2001-06-03 by doechase@midsouth.rr.com
I would really like to have a recommendation from the users with much more experience than myself, on the software to be used for recording off the various
Re: [disklavier] Midi Transfer Recordings To Disklavier
2001-06-02 by Carol Beigel
If you are still having trouble, convert the MIDI files on the internet to MIDI format 0 files. Put only MIDI 0 files on a disk. Although my literature says
Re: [disklavier] MIDI Data Record mode
2001-06-02 by Carol Beigel
If you upgraded by buying a DSR-1 then remember to set the keyboard out to on everytime you power-up the piano. If you bought a new MarkII XG model, the answer
MIDI Data Record mode
2001-05-31 by Peter Braun
I have an MX100 II and used to use the MIDI data record mode by holding Disk Metronome and Func/Edit buttons at power up. I upgraded the unit to an MarkIIXG
Re: [disklavier] Midi Transfer Recordings To Disklavier
2001-05-30 by Todd Muncy
doechase, If you haven t done so already, I suggest you download the dkvutils zip file of freeware utilities from the utility folder in the files section of
Re: [disklavier] Midi Transfer Recordings To Disklavier
2001-05-30 by Carol Beigel
Both the DGA1 and the DGP1 Disklaviers use the same control box, DKC55 (Playback only) You should be able to use both 2DD and 2HD diskettes, and play ESEQ,
Midi Transfer Recordings To Disklavier
2001-05-29 by doechase@midsouth.rr.com
Many thanks to all of you giving us help on working on being able to record from our computer to diskettes for the piano. We look forward to your continued
is it possible....
2001-05-29 by bvaldez98@hotmail.com
hi everyone, i have a bass amp that i would like to hook up with my disklavier. Q: does anyone know how to connect the bass amp with my dgtIIxg disklavier so
Re: [disklavier] Converting MIDI Files for Disklavier
2001-05-28 by PianoBench@aol.com
Hello Everyone, In a message dated 5/27/01 10:14:38 PM, John & Rhonda write:
Re: [disklavier] Files Section - Is this it?
2001-05-28 by Todd Muncy
There are about 10MB of zipped midis in the file vault representing about 40 hours of music. There are numerous links to midi sites in the bookmark section.
Files Section - Is this it?
2001-05-28 by Matt Markey
Hello...I am new to this group. Are all the downloadable files in the File section? There does not seem to be many files there. I was hoping for more
Antwort: [disklavier] yamahamusicsoft disks
2001-05-28 by m.bonk@yamaha.de
Depends on what Disklavier you use! Some earlier models aren$B!-(Bt capable of reading/recording the 2HD disks (1,44 Mb). Try to use 2DD disks or if you
Re: yamahamusicsoft disks
2001-05-28 by doechase@midsouth.rr.com
- Dear Carol: Many thanks for your reply. It seems this piano is going to win over my mental state, but I intend to keep trying. The model that I have is a 5
Re: [disklavier] yamahamusicsoft disks
2001-05-28 by Carol Beigel
It all depends upon which Disklavier you have. Which model do you have? Some only play ESEQ files; some play ESEQ and MIDI O; and some play ESEQ, MIDI 0, and
Converting MIDI Files for Disklavier
2001-05-28 by doechase@midsouth.rr.com
HELP!! We have a Midi XG Disklavier and are having problems using the Midi files in the files seciton. If we download a .FIL file . . .they work just fine.
yamahamusicsoft disks
2001-05-27 by doechase@midsouth.rr.com
When I download from the vault files and try to play them back on my piano I get the message that the disc is not formatted. Can anybody tell me what I m