Hi Jean
I see. I have a CVP 209 Clavinova which has "Guide Lights". These are
lights (Leds) above each note and light up waiting for you to play.
The piano will not play until you play the right note. The CVP can
also be set to play back if you hit ANY key, this is useful for
getting the timing right and "Sounding Good" with just ONE finger.
One other great feature is the "Score" this will display the notes on
a staff like real music.
Midi Magic
--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, Jean Debefve <pubjean@w...> wrote:
> midi_magic2000 a écrit:
>
> > Hi Jean
> >
> > What is smartkey? Is it the same as CueTime? I thought only the
> > Clavinovas had these.
> > If this is so, then yes most of the commands are in the format of
the
> > Sysex.
> > If you could send a file over I will have a look at it.
> >
> > Midi Magic
>
> Smartkey works like this : a few notes of the melody are moved by
their
> solenoid action, without touching the strikµngs. The "player" is
> supposed to play them as soon as (s)he sees them move. In the
joined
> example, Autumn Leaves, the piano will "ask" you to play E F# G
C,
> and as soon as the last note is played, it will flood you with a
> brilliant arpeggio, go on and after a while let you play a few more
> notes and so on.
> I am primarily interested in this because I could have the
> actors-pianist give the cues for some of the musics of the show.
> I join a few examples of the smartkey demo floppy I have. I your
> connection is fast, I could send you the whole floppy...
>
> Of course the trick won'work with a normal synth. I do not know if
> clavinova has this feature.
>
> As far as CueTime is concerned, I have no clue as to how it
works... Do
> you have clavinova examples?
>
> Of course CueTime, as described but not explained in the manuals,
could
> be a very nice tool for what I have in mind, as I understand it ;
seems
> that the player can really control the tempo af a sequenced
arrangement ?
>
> Wow!
>
> Thanks for your help !
> Jean
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