doechase,
If you haven't done so already, I suggest you download
the dkvutils zip file of freeware utilities from the utility folder in the
"files" section of our group site. A text documentation file is included
in the zip. It will enable you to make lovely customized, disk and song
titled, compilations in eseq format quickly and easily with a little
practice. Convert from one format to another with a simple drag to a
box. Title songs by right clicking and setting their properties, backup
your commercial software to hard disk and/or CD, etc. etc. etc. Learn how
to use them and you will be addicted in no time at all. If you run into
problems, there are a couple hundred experts right here, anxious
to help.
BTW, for those members who missed the PS in my most
recent rant/rave, my personal family website has been totally rewritten and is
worth a new visit. The pages of most interest to this group, are "Player
Piano", "Erica's Page", and the "Links" page. If you want to see me half
"in-the-bag" one Halloween, you can search through six different photo
albums. Constructive criticism (and/or compliments) are most welcome,
but do that on my direct email to avoid boring the group. The site link is
http://MuncyFamily.com and my email is disklavier-owner@yahoogroups.com
.
TTFN,
Todd
P.S. 400 members now and still
growing!
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----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 10:27
PM
Subject: Re: [disklavier] Midi Transfer
Recordings To Disklavier
Both the DGA1 and the DGP1 Disklaviers use the same control
box, DKC55
(Playback only) You should be able to use both 2DD and
2HD diskettes, and
play ESEQ, MIDI 1 and MIDI 0 files.
Format your
disks on your computer using standard IBM full format. You must
keep
each type on separate disks. Put .fil files (Yamaha ESEQ files) onto a
disk that only has these types of files on it. If you have
downloaded a
MIDI 1 files from the internet, just copy them to a diskette
that only has
MIDI 1 files on it. Same for MIDI 0.
The disks
won't play if they have files with mixed formats on them.
Carol
Beigel
>From: doechase@...
>Reply-To:
disklavier@yahoogroups.com
>To:
disklavier@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [disklavier] Midi Transfer
Recordings To Disklavier
>Date: Tue, 29 May 2001 02:50:14
-0000
>
>Many thanks to all of you giving us help on working on
being able to
>record from our computer to diskettes for the
piano. We look forward
>to your continued support and information
that you furnish.
>
>The model book that came with our Disklavier
has the following
>numbers on the front of the book:
DGP1XG/DGH1BXG. Hope this will
>furnish additional information to
assist us in working with our
>recording to diskettes from midi sites -
again, many thanks!!!
>
>John
Bryant
>
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