Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-20 by Skanter123
OK - thanks. Sam www.keyboardcollective.com (212) 684-3304 ... OK - thanks. Sam www.keyboardcollective.com (212) 684-3304 On Feb 20, 2014, at 12:01 AM, Spencer
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Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-20 by Spencer Chase
i will post the new one as soon as i find it or Geoff sends it to me. ... -- Best regards, Spencer Chase 67550-Bell Springs Rd. Garberville, CA 95542 Postal
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-20 by Skanter123
Thanks, Spence - i will try it out... Sam www.keyboardcollective.com (212) 684-3304 ... Thanks, Spence - i will try it out... Sam www.keyboardcollective.com
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-20 by Spencer Chase
it should be *On Off to Gradual Pedal converter program **(New*) on the download page of my site
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-20 by Skanter123
Geoff, what is the exact name of Spencer s pedal program? I could not find it... Sam www.keyboardcollective.com (212) 684-3304 ... Geoff, what is the exact
RE: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-20 by Geoff Ward
Just following up on SpencerÆs comments about his program to apply up and down ramps to on-off pedal controllers. The program works best with type 0 midi
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-20 by Skanter123
... Well, we do all own pianos that play themselves so we don t have to bother playing them! Why should we have to lift the lids? :-) Sam
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-20 by Spencer Chase
the truth is even funnier. there was a concept piano (i am trying to remember the name and find the link before i finish this e-mail) that had three
Re: [disklavier] PRC-100
2014-02-20 by mangez@...
The 3 pages I use most when servicing Mark IVs it the connection check, the error log and the calibration options. You d probably get away with using only the
RE: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-20 by Fred Brown RPT
Hi Mark, Great sense of humor. LOL Fred From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com [mailto:disklavier@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Mark Fontana Sent: Tuesday, February
Re: [disklavier] Troubleshooting dead MX100A
2014-02-19 by uecker.juneau@juno.com
Are you sure that the replacement disc drive is compatible? You cannot use a standard PC style disc drive. ... From: To:
Re: [disklavier] PRC-100
2014-02-19 by Kevin Goroway
I wonder if there is some small list of things (viewing the log, full calibration, etc.) that require the PRC-100 and are also important . If the list was
Re: [disklavier] Troubleshooting dead MX100A
2014-02-19 by <ataschner@...>
Thanks. I have tried replacing the diskette drive, but still nothing happens. Nothing shows up in the display - it seems completely dead except that the
Re: [disklavier] PRC-100
2014-02-19 by mangez@...
In the basic service mode, you can calibrate the pedals and do a general test. To access more complex functions, including full calibration, error log, etc,
Re: [disklavier] PRC-100
2014-02-19 by Kevin Goroway
This isn t entirely true. As I recall from the service manuals, quiet a few of the calibrations can be run by holding down various key combinations on the
Re: [disklavier] PRC-100
2014-02-19 by mangez@...
You need the PRC-100 to access all the service functions. On Feb 16 2014, Julien Roche wrote: My PRC-100 starts to be old. I do not use so much, prefering the
Re: [disklavier] Troubleshooting dead MX100A
2014-02-19 by mangez@...
The original problem is often associated with faulty solenoids, especially pedal solenoids. If the disk has now stopped playing (i.e you can t see the time
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Bill Brandom
Mark, This is a wonderful idea! I will contact our Japanese engineers tonight, I will ask Craig to put together a combination Talking Piano/Proportional Lid
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Mark Fontana
... Are you sure? Yamaha could be missing out on an opportunity here. If Proportional Lid Angle(tm) is implemented for the E4 Disklavier on MIDI controller 7,
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Sam Kanter
Thanks for your patience. I think I finally understand this confusing topic of velocity, MIDI volume (#7), soft pedal, how they interact and are controlled on
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by George Frederick Litterst
As stated previously, reducing controller 7 below a value of 100 results in a scaling down of the note-on velocities during playback. The scaling formula is
RE: Disklavier and Sonos music system
2014-02-18 by <jmorris651@...>
KC, Would you mind explaining exactly what you are doing with the combination of the Sonos, iTunes, Router, DKV, etc? I have a fairly automated house with all
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Sam Kanter
Got it. One more thing - does the volume control on the Mk II controller (0 to -10) do the same thing as controller 7 would, (ignoring the hammers moving
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by George Frederick Litterst
I m sorry, but I am running out of ways to explain this. MIDI note-on velocity determines either the speed of your key movement or the exact speed of the
RE: Disklavier and Sonos music system
2014-02-18 by <kassey22000@...>
SOLVED Thanks to Bill Brandom s suggestion I ve found what was causing the playback issue. Somehow the Sonos player was swamping right and left channels on its
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Sam Kanter
... How is this different than changing velocity? What is the difference between velocity and MIDI volume on a DKV? Sam www.keyboardcollective.com (212)
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by George Frederick Litterst
Let s back up for a moment. When an instrument plays louder, the timbre changes, generally getting brighter. Therefore, we expect both a volume change and a
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Spencer Chase
my computer is screwing up after that last win8 update. not sure how much i can do while traveling. hope it recovers. it looks like the most recent version of
RE: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Joe Morris
Please post. Thanks Joe From: disklavier@yahoogroups.com [mailto:disklavier@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Skanter123 Sent: Tuesday, February 18, 2014 11:10 AM
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Skanter123
Thanks Spence - I would be interested... Sam www.keyboardcollective.com (212) 684-3304 ... Thanks Spence - I would be interested... Sam
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Skanter123
Pianobench, thanks for this. To be clear, what would controller 7 control n the DKV if it were able to? Sam www.keyboardcollective.com (212) 684-3304
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Spencer Chase
about pedals, i have a program that interpolates progressive pedaling in to MIDI files. not sure if i put it on my web site or not. i recently went through
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by PianoBench@...
Good morning, everyone. Sam, I did a little digging and checked out the MIDI implementation chart for the Mark II. The Mark II does not recognize controller 7.
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Skanter123
... Hmmm...I m wondering how MIDI volume (controller 7) can affect an acoustic piano. It seems the only way to affect volume on a DKV is by velocity or soft
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Skanter123
Got it, Bill! I suspected as much, but glad you made it crystal clear. Sam www.keyboardcollective.com (212) 684-3304
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Bill Brandom
Sam, It is a bit confusing. Controller 67 should cause the hammers on your piano to move half-way to the strings (the solenoid reproducing what happens when
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Bill Brandom
Hi Sam, Sorry about that. I mis-read your question. George will need to respond on your Controller 7 question about how it affects the Disklavier. I just know
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Skanter123
... Bill, isn t this exactly what the soft pedal does? So does the built in volume control on my MPX100II control BOTH hammer velocity AND soft pedal (soft
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Skanter123
Sam www.keyboardcollective.com (212) 684-3304 ... Bill, thanks for your detailed reply. I m still confused about a few things, though. ... I said that lowering
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Bill Brandom
Sam, There is a minimum velocity level that each Disklavier can play back. These level is dependent on how well the piano is acoustically regulated and
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Bill Brandom
Glad to help Horatio! Bill On Feb 17, 2014, at 8:04 PM, Horatio Kemeny wrote: Thank you so much, Bill — that was, of course, exactly the
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Skanter123
Thanks, George. Being a synthesist as well as pianist, I was there at MIDI s start, and know my way around SYSEX charts, but am still confused about how MIDI
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Horatio Kemeny
Thank you so much, Bill ù that was, of course, exactly the issue ù now resolved. Cheers, à..HK ... Thank you so much, Bill ù that was, of course, exactly
RE: Troubleshooting dead MX100A
2014-02-18 by <rkhleunghk@...>
hi, if you have any problem finding the maunals, i actually got them. let me know if you need them and i can email it to you. cheers ray
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Bill Brandom
Horatio, You have two types of audio OUTPUTS on the Mark IV- OUTPUT R&L and OMNI OUT R&L. OUTPUT R&L jacks are normally connected to the powered speakers under
Disklavier and Sonos music system
2014-02-18 by <kassey22000@...>
I searched the archived messages and can t seem to find the one that describes how to play the DKV with a Sonos player. I had set it up successfully 2 years
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Horatio Kemeny
ThatÆs a tremendous amount of solid information and belongs in a FAQ somewhere. While on the topic of volume, I have a different questionà I have my Mark IV
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-18 by Bill Brandom
George, Great Disklavier volume explanation!! Bill On Feb 17, 2014, at 2:41 PM, George Frederick Litterst wrote: Good afternoon, everyone.
Re: [disklavier] DKV volume
2014-02-17 by George Frederick Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. Here is a comprehensive dissertation on the various elements that affect playback volume of the Disklavier: (1) Disklavier s Volume
Troubleshooting dead MX100A
2014-02-17 by <ataschner@...>
Hi I bought a used Yahama Disklavier MX100A around 1990, which is also able to record. Unfortunately some years ago it got ill... First it froze around 10-15