Re: [disklavier] Re: playlist software
2011-05-14 by Jeff Kovitz
Use parallels and install windows in it. A short message from my iPhone4 (my fat fingered typing sucks) On 2011-05-14, at 6:18 PM, Carrie
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2011-05-14 by Jeff Kovitz
Use parallels and install windows in it. A short message from my iPhone4 (my fat fingered typing sucks) On 2011-05-14, at 6:18 PM, Carrie
2011-05-14 by Spencer chase
Qmidi and another that i actually liked better but can never remember. ........... Rondo, found it! i have not used either in a few years so one or the other
2011-05-14 by Carrie
Thank you Spencer. Those options look great, however, I forgot to mention I am on a mac. Thanks
2011-05-14 by Brian
Hey Folks, I ve been trying to find a good selection of Disklavier SmartKey music and can t find hardly anything out there. I ve looked on Yamaha s MusicSoft
2011-05-14 by Spencer chase
VanBascos Karaoke player is simple free and allows playlist creation saving and playing. if you want to go really sophisticated, get Media Monkey and the MID
2011-05-14 by Carrie
Hello everyone. I have an mx100II with TG100 tone generator. I have successfully hooked up my computer through a midi to usb cable and am enjoying playing
2011-05-13 by Carol Beigel
I like gnmidi. Free with constant reminders - $30 or so to buy. For midi player pianos there is a wonderful feature convert to PianoDisc that outputs all
2011-05-13 by Spencer chase
just remembered, the old cakewalk does not work with win 7 64 bit, it does work with 32 bit but it is probably easier to run virtual xp if you want to use an
2011-05-13 by JORGE FERNANDEZ
Music Creator 5 (only this for a start) It is a current (simple) version, full MIDI, and the price is very attractive. Agree, older CAKEWALK versions are
2011-05-13 by ISKI1@aol.com
You may want to try Anvil Studio. http://www.anvilstudio.com/ Its free and simple to use. Not sure if will do all you want. ... From: cmathews2112
2011-05-13 by cmathews2112
The least expensive version of Sonar should work just fine. The more expensive versions just add a bunch of audio recording plug-in s and soft-synths, which
2011-05-13 by nehs1975@yahoo.com
I do have Audacity and Garageband. I use Audacity to work on MP3 files, as in mixing, trimming, volume tweaking, etc. I havent tried using Garageband yet.
2011-05-13 by George Frederick Litterst
Good morning, everyone. GarageBand is a cool program in many respects. Regrettably, it is only partially a MIDI program. GB does record MIDI input. However, it
2011-05-13 by Spencer chase
audacity is a sound recording and editing program. i use is all the time. it does have limited MIDI capabilities but it is certainly not sequencer and is not a
2011-05-13 by Spencer chase
if you want to do simple piano sequences, you would be better to get an older version of cakewalk, whichever is the one before they started calling it sonar.
2011-05-13 by David Masher
If you are on a Mac you can use Garageband. But I m guessing, if you are looking at Cakewalk, you are most likely on a PC. I would try:
2011-05-13 by nehs75
I went to Cakewalk.com to check out their software as hinted here on how to edit downloaded midis. Since I m just beginning at this, all I want is to look at
2011-05-12 by Barbara Graff
yes that would be great. Does this work for Disklaviers such as the Mark II? I think that s what I have is Mark II or III. ________________________________
2011-05-12 by kassey22000
there was one file that I was NOT able to copy off to floppies and that was the sample song that was shipped with the unit, so I m guessing that was a
2011-05-11 by nehs1975@yahoo.com
I tried copying the songs from the controller box memory to floppy. There is a command in the controller to do that. However, it did not work citing that the
2011-05-11 by cmathews2112
... I assume you installed the E3 firmware update on your DKC-850. Does it seem to work just fine?
2011-05-11 by Phil Becker
James, From my experience, if you can rip the songs off a floppy, they can then be put on a USB stick and work just fine with the DKC-850. I made a single USB
2011-05-11 by James Fry
... Would reading the disks on a computer (with riparoot or whatever) and copying them to a flash drive work? James
2011-05-11 by kassey22000
I was able to copy the files on my MKIIXG off the memory onto a floppy then use utilities to copy them onto the USB drive and play them on the DKC-850. If you
2011-05-11 by nehs1975@yahoo.com
... From: nehs1975@yahoo.com Date: Wed, May 11, 2011 6:47 am Subject: [disklavier] Re: Pianosoft Floppy Collections on DKC-800/DKC-850
2011-05-10 by sjhart110110
There are maintenance modes on the DKC-850. However on my piano it messes up the settings making the piano play really soft and not usable. I have to hook up
2011-05-10 by sjhart110110
We really enjoy the Internet radio. Also have it running on a DKC-850 on my DC3A.
2011-05-09 by kassey22000
Hi folks, have any of you run across a good source for Disklavier PRO song files? Other than the e-competition downloads, and the single sample disk that came
2011-05-09 by kassey22000
What I did was to use the dkvutils and rootaripper utilities on this site under Files to rip the floppies to my PC, then copy them to my USB harddrive.
2011-05-09 by kassey22000
I tried the 2 free D-Radio channels for a few weeks and have to agree that most of the pop songs have annoying midi accompaniment with silly
2011-05-09 by kassey22000
A good question! Because I wanted the maintenance and calibration features and the better volume control plus the ability to play XP (pro song files), I
2011-05-09 by nehs1975
Apologize if this topic is already beaten up. I know that we need to keep our original piano controller in order to better setup the calibration table even if
2011-05-09 by Kevin Goroway
I agree with all of what Phil said. Although the Live channel does have live (played by a person) classical music which is much better than the classical
2011-05-09 by Phil Blah
Hello, Well since you asked :) I originally thought the radio was expensive per month.. but I think it s a great idea for when you just get stuck in your music
2011-05-09 by nehs1975
Has anyone figured out how to play your collection of Pianosoft content (in original floppies) other than playing them on optional Yamaha USB floppy drive? No
2011-05-09 by nehs1975
Dave, thanks for your reply. I also have a C2 Mark III and seriously looking at replacing the piano with either DC2E3 piano (for softer, more accurate
2011-05-08 by Dave Centurylink
Was listening to Dkv radio as I checked email. I love. Play it every day Songs don t repeat that often. And there are 20 plus channels Overall I like it. I
2011-05-08 by nehs1975
For folks who are currently subscribed to Yamaha s internet radio, I d like to know your experience with it. I haven t seen any Amazon.com-like review on the
2011-05-07 by Alan Chapman
do you have a Mark IV? ________________________________ From: Barbara Graff To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com Sent: Friday, May 6, 2011
2011-05-06 by Barbara Graff
Does anyone know how to take the MIDI file on a disc from the disklavier piano and make an MP3 recording that you can play on your automobile CD player. I am
2011-05-03 by kassey22000
I ve been using it for 3 months with no real problems on my DKC-850. However, Yamaha tech support line mentioned that the DKC-850 update should be ready by
2011-05-03 by sjhart110110
Looks like Yamaha wants us to wait for the DKC-850 firmware instead of using the E3 version.
2011-04-28 by Pete Ohlin
Thanks for the input!
2011-04-27 by Kevin Goroway
It says E3, but it works fine on the DKC-850. (Including the iPad app and DKVBrowser)
2011-04-27 by sjhart110110
When is V3 of this firmware going to be available for the DKC-850? Looks like it is required to use the iPad application for control.
2011-04-27 by George Frederick Litterst
Good afternoon, everyone. GarageBand on iPad functions the same as it does on the Mac with respect to MIDI. The program listens to all available MIDI inputs
2011-04-27 by Wethington, P
Two very good questions worth discovery. The latter would be worth a mint.
2011-04-27 by peteohlin@ymail.com
Is it possible to use the disklavier with the iPad and garage band to record music? Also, is it possible to download or purchase the sampled sounds from the
2011-04-24 by Jimbo
The first step should be to contact Yamaha. They would have the record of what dealer purchased the piano and when. It s possible the same dealer sold the
2011-04-24 by Spencer chase
no SN on the receipt certainly seems suspicious. did you get a warranty and did you try to register it? sound like contacting Yamaha is a good idea. they