Interesting Midi's
2001-05-27 by Babycak901@aol.com
If you want to hear some really excellent black gospel midis that play great on the Disklavier go to samsmuzik.com/midimusician.htm A good place to start is to
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Re: Bumble midi
2001-05-23 by Mike Kline
... From: Denis Stypulkoski To: ; Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2001 7:35 AM Subject: RE: Bumble midi
RE: [disklavier] (unknown)
2001-05-22 by Meyers and Rifkin
The arrangement is by a pianist called JACK FINA previously with the Freddie Martin Orchestra. DM.
(no subject)
2001-05-22 by Larry McKenzie
In order to give the group a little bit of new direction, not that the group has been boring, fut for something different I have attached a midi file which I
Self Study Jazz Piano Courses for the Disklavier
2001-05-21 by zilworm@galenalink.com
I found a nice one at the PG music Shop. Anyone know if any others are available? I learn well by slowing down the midi playback to see what the artist is
Re: [disklavier] Yamaha C1 Music Computer
2001-05-21 by Robert E. Welcyng
Thank you for your reply, Vincent. I m afraid your advice is well taken. I do have a laptop and Cakewalk and Finale that I use to drive my DKV. I d hoped to
RE: [disklavier] Yamaha C1 Music Computer
2001-05-21 by vincentdeleur
We have at our office also such an old music computer, but we don´t use it anymore. I suggest you should do the same, it is to old.Better use a laptop with
Re: [disklavier] Vault Information
2001-05-21 by Todd Muncy
Actually I believe it now says Files ... From: John Bryant To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com Sent: Sunday, May 20, 2001 8:57 PM Subject: [disklavier] Vault
Yamaha C1 Music Computer
2001-05-21 by Robert E. Welcyng
I was just given a Yamaha C1 music computer (circa 1988). It has a built-in MIDI interface, an 80286 processor, and two floppy drives (but no hard drive). The
Vault Information
2001-05-21 by John Bryant
Well, I am sorry to be one of those people that can t see to get the information right, but I have yet to find the vault. I understand this should come on the
Pianosoft Disks
2001-05-13 by bljoh@aol.com
A couple of years ago, there were some dealers who discounted Pianosoft disks. Does anyone know of any who are currently discounting them? Bud Johnson
Re: [disklavier] Re: jazz sites
2001-05-11 by Jack.Schueler@sybase.com
If you are referring to the site http://www.apassion4jazz.net/juke.html , here s his secret. Many of the midi files are pirate copies of the works in the
Re: jazz sites
2001-05-11 by webmaster@pianoman.myweb.nl
If you want more tunes like that, please visit www.pgmusic.com and buy their software. Can t help falling in love comes from the the jazz pianist software
Re: jazz sites
2001-05-11 by zilworm@galenalink.com
Hi, Anyone know who does the sequences on that nice Jazz Site, particularly the song Can t help Falling in Love . I d like to find some more stuff done by
Re: [disklavier] jazz sites
2001-05-10 by bob valdez
hi tom, your right.... the site is excellent!!! thanks again bob ... _________________________________________________________________ Get your FREE download
Re: [disklavier] Re: jazz sites
2001-05-09 by Todd Muncy
Doug, Would it be possible for you to make a zip of all those great midi s and upload the file to the vault on our site. I know we have some of your great
Re: jazz sites
2001-05-09 by webmaster@pianoman.myweb.nl
... drums, ... How about my site? Live played jazz standards. http://www.pianoman.myweb.nl/ This site will be updated within two weeks, to bring you more great
Re: [disklavier] jazz sites
2001-05-09 by Thomas N. Wheeler
Bob, Someone posted the following internet site for jazz files. I have found it to be excellent. The site is http://www.apassion4jazz.net/juke.html. Tom
New Songs
2001-05-09 by aaz29@hotmail.com
TO EVERYONE, Can Anyone help me find midi files that features new songs that I can play for my Disklavier? PLEASE HELP. Allan Zalamea aaz29@hotmail.com
jazz sites
2001-05-08 by bvaldez98@hotmail.com
hi everyone, i m inquiring if any of you know a good jazz site (ie. piano, drums, and bass). i enjoyed those jazz midis in our archives and hoping someone has
Re: [disklavier] WAV to MIDI
2001-04-26 by Robert E. Welcyng
To Carol and others similarly interested, it s time to crack the books. The answers to your many questions are well-known and are quite accessible if you are
Correction to Wave to MIDI
2001-04-26 by Carol Beigel
The interval between F2 and A3 is a 12th. Anyway, 12ths in the tenor section of the piano are a good way to hear beats. CORRECTION: The interval between F2
Re: [disklavier] WAV to MIDI
2001-04-26 by Carol Beigel
I am trying to understand this concept of digitally produced tones generating harmonics within the concepts of what I know, so please bear with me for taking
Re: WAV to MIDI (XG Works)
2001-04-26 by Carol Beigel
In using Yamaha s XG works, the instructions for using the Voice to Score function (p.24) state that this feature only sort of works, and that any harmony
RE: [disklavier] Re: WAV to MIDI
2001-04-25 by vincentdeleur
That s correct, XG works has voice to score function, it works properly, but it is simple, just monophonic, I tried it but I think the software mentioned by
Re: WAV to MIDI
2001-04-25 by Jim_Cook@ieee.org
I thought Yamaha s XG Works sequencer provided a audio to MIDI conversion? I know they talk in the manual about singing into the sequencer and generating a
Re: [disklavier] WAV to MIDI
2001-04-25 by Terry Holek
Carol, Your assumption that digital tone modules do not produce harmonics in the tones they generate is incorrect (I believe this is what you refer to as a
Re: [disklavier] transforming to silent disklaviers
2001-04-22 by Emmanuel HERMAND
Carol, Thanks for this complete answers. I think I will go for the trading suggestion . I am too scared to damaged the piano. ... From: Carol Beigel
Re: [disklavier] recording from the DSR1
2001-04-22 by Carol Beigel
The manual I have for the DSR1 says that for the MX100 Disklaviers you must do the following EVERYTIME you want to record on the DSR1 since the KBD OUT mode is
Re: [disklavier] WAV to MIDI
2001-04-22 by Carol Beigel
I agree with you that these programs are still in their infancy - in fact I m surprised they have come this far. I also liked Akoff s Composer the best and
recording from the DSR1
2001-04-21 by The Rings
I have the DSR1 connected to my MX100 disklavier. This week in recording students, I noticed on playback that sometimes the pedal was recorded and sometimes
Re: [disklavier] WAV to MIDI
2001-04-21 by mick hamer
There are quite a few wave to midi programs on the web that are designed to tackle polyphonic music--such as a piece recorded on the piano. There some more web
Re: [disklavier] WAV to MIDI
2001-04-21 by Robert E. Welcyng
A clarification: My note pertains to (so called) wave to MIDI converters, not vice versa. Bob Welcyng ... -- Robert Welcyng Anchorage, Alaska
Re: [disklavier] WAV to MIDI
2001-04-21 by Robert E. Welcyng
I hate being a wet blanket, but good luck to anyone who expects much of these. My advice: Try the free ones--you may find they re worth every penny you ve
WAV to MIDI
2001-04-20 by Carol Beigel
Someone inquired a while back about converting MIDI generated files from their Disklavier to wave files so they could put them on CD. I was cruising the
Re: [disklavier]
2001-04-19 by vincent de leur
I once just copied midi files from drive c to cd burner, it happens that I can easely open this midi files through the CD in another PC and : no problem. How
Re: [disklavier]
2001-04-18 by Carol Beigel
Put the cassette tape into the tape player and connect the tape player into the line in on your soundcard. Either use the .wav file maker software that came
Re: [disklavier]
2001-04-17 by Fraser Rubens
have no idea what kind of files are created when I export with the silent function. you see, for me, as a singer, I can record the piano accompaniment on a
Re: [disklavier]
2001-04-17 by Carol Beigel
I learn something new everyday! I believe that MIDI information is generating that sound coming from the audio output on the silent mode because it is using
transforming to silent disklaviers
2001-04-17 by Carol Beigel
Many apologies if this message eventually gets duplicated several times as I have been unable to post a reply with in the subject line! Perhaps this is due
please remove
2001-04-17 by Jim Moore
Please remove me!!
2001-04-17 by Jim Moore
Thanks!
Re: [disklavier]
2001-04-17 by Fraser Rubens
My disklavier has a silent function. there is an output on the headphone jack - I put this to the tape deck and it makes the tapes directly, as long as the
Re: [disklavier] Transformation into "silent system"
2001-04-17 by Carol Beigel
I thought I replied to this message this morning, but I must have hit the wrong button. Please excuse if this reply comes across twice. On Yamaha silent
RE: [disklavier]
2001-04-17 by Carol Beigel
It just is not going to happen. I, too, have a MIDIman interface with a Sony Walkman CD player hooked up to it, on my Mark IIXG Disklavier. I can play QRS
Re: [disklavier]
2001-04-17 by Aaron.Zornes@metagroup.com
How do you do that, short of using this piece of expensive ($300+) MIDI convertor hardware call the MIDIMAN Tape Recorder Interface? --Aaron Ron
RE: [disklavier]
2001-04-17 by Carol Beigel
I don t think that is possible. When a CD is played on a Yamaha (or PianoDisc or Pianomation system) the data is going thru a digital to analog converter.
Re: [disklavier]
2001-04-17 by Ron
I think the key is that the midi information has to be converted to analog midi information. Once you do that I think you will find that the piano will read
RE: [disklavier]
2001-04-17 by Aaron.Zornes@metagroup.com
#1 -- I asked Yamaha how to do this, and they sent me off to get a MIDIMAN MIDI-to-analog-MIDI tape recorder interface to burn MIDI files onto PC CDs. #2 --
RE: [disklavier]
2001-04-17 by vincentdeleur
If you have Mark III disklavier or Mark II with new DCD CD rom player you can burn midifiles with the computer on CD and then it is possible to play this CD on