Yamaha Disklavier systems and most other player pianos work best with Standard MIDI Files saved as Type 0 (also called Format 0). Most MIDI files you download online are Type 1, so it’s important to convert them before loading them onto your Disklavier. If your MIDI file is in the wrong format, the most common … Read more
If you own a Yamaha Disklavier Mark I, II, II XG, or Mark III, you’ve probably noticed that official upgrade paths are limited. The DKC-900 upgrade doesn’t support these models, and the DKC-850—once a lifeline—has now been discontinued for years. But now, PianoStream can offer your older Disklavier renewed life! PianoStream is an easy, affordable … Read more
I built a simple Windows tool to help you with changing MIDI titles. I’ve seen countless Disklaviers display blank or gibberish titles for their songs, and that makes finding the right song quite difficult. I’ve had several customers ask me if there’s a program that does this easily, and the answer until now has been, … Read more
This list is designed to help you understand the options for upgrades for your Yamaha Disklavier. It can be confusing, so start here! No matter what model of Disklavier you have, it’s worth looking into some good sources of music! I also have a list of free MIDI songs to recommend. See my Disklavier compatibility … Read more
I use a wide variety of software tools when reading floppy disks and preparing E-SEQ and MIDI for the Yamaha Disklavier. Below is my attempt to compile the most useful tools I use on a daily basis. If you have any input or want any further information, please don’t hesitate to contact me. WinImage A … Read more
I’ve made a brief list here of websites where you can find free or public domain MIDI files for your Yamaha Disklavier (or other digital player piano). These are high-quality, legal sources of music. I always recommend registering or donating if you find the services valuable. If you’re downloading numerous songs at once, I highly … Read more