InstantForum.NET v4.1.4HoofJaw Forumshttp://www.hoofjaw.com/forums/forums@hoofjaw.comFri, 09 Jan 2009 05:42:21 GMT20http://www.hoofjaw.com/forums/Topic134-106-1.aspxThanks Ed - actually that wouldn't be a problem because I'd record on the Disklavier, edit on my PC, then take the files to a studio to record.</P><P>Good to know the issues though - thanks for the post!</P><P>Cheers, Dave.Mon, 25 Sep 2006 10:54:11 GMTDave (HoofJaw)http://www.hoofjaw.com/forums/Topic134-106-1.aspxhi dave. don't know where you will find one. but a word of warning! i read an article in sound on sound magazine by paul.d. lehrman (i think) a few years ago. he was using disklaviers to play back on stage. he discovered that the yamaha pianos introduce massive latency ( i think about 500 ms), and also that if you send them midi velocity 127, they play so hard they can be damaged.</P><P>so basically, you might need to reprogram your midi to allow for this.</P><P>the article might still be on the website, but i cant immediately see it...</P><P>edMon, 25 Sep 2006 10:48:19 GMTSTEALTH Recording Studio Eddie Macarthurhttp://www.hoofjaw.com/forums/Topic134-106-1.aspxD'oh! Sorry dude, I didn't even think to ask...Tue, 19 Sep 2006 07:55:55 GMTAlanhttp://www.hoofjaw.com/forums/Topic134-106-1.aspxHmm... okay, perhaps I should have specified somewhere in the US. :) I'm in Seattle, WA.<P>Cheers, Dave.Tue, 19 Sep 2006 07:46:57 GMTDave (HoofJaw)http://www.hoofjaw.com/forums/Topic134-106-1.aspxI'm not sure but I think Hull University has one.Tue, 19 Sep 2006 02:23:09 GMTAlanhttp://www.hoofjaw.com/forums/Topic134-106-1.aspx... looking to walk into a studio with pre-recorded (as MIDI) piano parts and lay them to audio with a minimum of cost/time.</P><P>Cheers, Dave.Tue, 12 Sep 2006 17:14:43 GMTDave (HoofJaw)