Disklavier

I uploaded (into the utility folder on the vault) a freeware MIDI
typing file utility for the Macintosh that has been helpful in
re-establishing the MIDI file type so that programs will be able to
recognize them as MIDI.  Often the file type bits become corrupted in
some way during download.  

When I drag a file over my sequencer program icon and it does not
change color, I know I have a file type problem and drop it into
MIDI-It as a preliminary step. 

I would be interested in identifying the Mac users in our group.   I
know Harry Kelly is one. Any others?

Mike

Mike McGregor wrote:

>I would be interested in identifying the Mac users in our group.   I
>know Harry Kelly is one. Any others?

I use only Macs.

Kent Swafford

--- In disklavier@y..., "Mike McGregor" <mcgregorclan@h...> 
wrote:
> I uploaded (into the utility folder on the vault) a freeware MIDI
> typing file utility for the Macintosh that has been helpful in
> re-establishing the MIDI file type so that programs will be able 
to
> recognize them as MIDI.  Often the file type bits become 
corrupted in
> some way during download.  
> 
> When I drag a file over my sequencer program icon and it does 
not
> change color, I know I have a file type problem and drop it into
> MIDI-It as a preliminary step. 
> 
> I would be interested in identifying the Mac users in our group.   
I
> know Harry Kelly is one. Any others?
> 
> Mike

Hello, I am a new disklavier owner - my husband surprised me 
for Christmas.  i would love to be able to download music, but 
unsure how to proceed.  I am using an Imac - read your old 
message regarding the mac.  (I think it was from 2 years ago).  
Any syggestions would be appreciated.

I use both Mac and PC for processing MIDI and ESEQ files. Lately I 
have been using the PC mostly, because dkvutils works only on 
Windows. 


Mike McGregor
DOuble Oak, TX