Disklavier

Anyone here using Logic to control a disklavier?  I'm looking for an
environment setup that configures a muti-instrument object that looks
like the XG synth in the MKII series.  Thanks in advance if anyone has
done this.

From: "dave_budde" <dave_budde@...>

> Anyone here using Logic to control a disklavier?  I'm looking for an
> environment setup that configures a muti-instrument object that looks
> like the XG synth in the MKII series.  Thanks in advance if anyone has
> done this.

Hi Dave,

Sorry it took so long to reply. I meant to do it a couple of days back and
forgot...

Download the following. Read the instructions and place it in the
environment:

http://www.swiftkick.com/lugenv/synth/xg.zip

I also use Logic with my Disklavier but have never tried controlling the
Yamaha XG sound module. I just control the acoustic qualities. May try it
myself...


Danny

Thanks.  This is just what I was looking for.  Seems like it might
have been easier had they used a bunch of multi instruments, but they
do seem to have them covered.

--- In disklavier@y..., "Danny" <simpsond@u...> wrote:
> From: "dave_budde" <dave_budde@y...>
> 
> > Anyone here using Logic to control a disklavier?  I'm looking for an
> > environment setup that configures a muti-instrument object that looks
> > like the XG synth in the MKII series.  Thanks in advance if anyone has
> > done this.
> 
> Hi Dave,
> 
> Sorry it took so long to reply. I meant to do it a couple of days
back and
> forgot...
> 
> Download the following. Read the instructions and place it in the
> environment:
> 
> http://www.swiftkick.com/lugenv/synth/xg.zip
> 
> I also use Logic with my Disklavier but have never tried controlling the
> Yamaha XG sound module. I just control the acoustic qualities. May
try it

> myself...
> 
> 
> Danny