There are at least two ways that you can capture your performance:
1) You can record a MIDI file to the DC3A's diskette drive, move the
diskette to your computer, and open the file in Sonar.
or
2) Using a MIDI interface between your computer and DC3A, you can
record directly into Sonar.
Can I correct some of my
> performance data (ie. note mistakes, etc.) and then play it back on
> the Disklavier?
+++ Yes.
Do I lose any performance/key/hammer/pedal
> information when I make a midi file out of it?
+++ You won't lose anything.
sjhart110110 wrote:
> First of all, I don't have a Disklavier, but am seriously
> considering purchaseing a DC3A. If I record something, how do I
> transfer the data to my PC which is running Sonar 2.2? Does this
> come across as a standard midi file? Can I correct some of my
> performance data (ie. note mistakes, etc.) and then play it back on
> the Disklavier? Do I lose any performance/key/hammer/pedal
> information when I make a midi file out of it? I am referring to
> the piano in ANALOG mode (not playing the digital piano tones, but
> the disklavier actually playing the notes/keys/etc.). Thanks! SJ
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