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Re: [disklavier] What other manufacturers' discs (beyond Yamaha) are compatib...

Re: [disklavier] What other manufacturers' discs (beyond Yamaha) are compatib...

2006-10-31 by ISKI1@aol.com

Sorry but that is not correct.
PianoDisc floppies will not play on a Disklavier.
I have about 10 piano disk floppies and I know for sure they will not play  
on a Mark III.
I also have a few PianoDisc CD's and the Audio part will play but the piano  
part will not play and all you here is the midi tones. ( it sounds like a fax  
machine in the back ground.)
 
Carol please correct me if there is some program change I need to make on  my 
Disklavier in order to play PianoDisc disks.
 I also talked to Freddie at Yamaha and he said there is no way of  knowing 
what Piano disks, other then Yamaha, will play on a Disklavier.  Sometimes they 
work and sometimes they don't depending on what model Disklavier  you have,

Alan

Re: [disklavier] What other manufacturers' discs (beyond Yamaha) are compatib...

2006-11-01 by Carol Beigel

To my knowlege, PianoDisc MIDI files on flopppy disks are in MIDI format 0. Check your advanced manual and check the settings for import files. Make sure R=1 and L=2, or L=Prg.
I hope you are referring to original PianoDisc floppies and not copies. If you have copies, they must be on 2DD 720k disks, and not HD 1.44 disks. What is the model of the control box on your MarkIII?
Carol
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Subject: Re: [disklavier] What other manufacturers' discs (beyond Yamaha) are compatib...

Sorry but that is not correct.
PianoDisc floppies will not play on a Disklavier.
I have about 10 piano disk floppies and I know for sure they will not play on a Mark III.
I also have a few PianoDisc CD's and the Audio part will play but the piano part will not play and all you here is the midi tones. ( it sounds like a fax machine in the back ground.)
Carol please correct me if there is some program change I need to make on my Disklavier in order to play PianoDisc disks.
I also talked to Freddie at Yamaha and he said there is no way of knowing what Piano disks, other then Yamaha, will play on a Disklavier. Sometimes they work and sometimes they don't depending on what model Disklavier you have,
Alan

Re: What other manufacturers' discs (beyond Yamaha) are compatib...

2006-11-03 by jheitzeb1

I also agree with Alan to the fact that original Pianodisc floppies DO NOT work on the Mark 
IV disklavier system.

-Joan

--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "Carol Beigel" <thecarolb@...> wrote:
>
> To my knowlege, PianoDisc MIDI files on flopppy disks are in MIDI format 0.  Check your 
advanced manual and check the settings for import files.  Make sure R=1 and L=2, or 
L=Prg.
> I hope you are referring to original PianoDisc floppies and not copies.  If you have 
copies, they must be on 2DD 720k disks, and not HD 1.44 disks.  What is the model of the 
control box on your MarkIII?
> 
> Carol
> 
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: ISKI1@... 
>   To: disklavier@yahoogroups.com 
>   Sent: Tuesday, October 31, 2006 6:59 PM
>   Subject: Re: [disklavier] What other manufacturers' discs (beyond Yamaha) are 
compatib...
> 
> 
>   Sorry but that is not correct.
>   PianoDisc floppies will not play on a Disklavier.
>   I have about 10 piano disk floppies and I know for sure they will not play on a Mark III.
>   I also have a few PianoDisc CD's and the Audio part will play but the piano part will not 
play and all you here is the midi tones. ( it sounds like a fax machine in the back ground.)
>   Carol please correct me if there is some program change I need to make on my 
Disklavier in order to play PianoDisc disks.
>    I also talked to Freddie at Yamaha and he said there is no way of knowing what Piano 
disks, other then Yamaha, will play on a Disklavier. Sometimes they work and sometimes 
they don't depending on what model Disklavier you have,
>   Alan
>

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