Disklavier

I don't monitor this group as closely as I used to, so sorry for the 
tardy response to several posts.  I was the one who uploaded the 
Gary Lloyd files in ESEQ format.  I was not aware of any gaps in the 
songs, but would be willing to try to correct them and re-upload if 
you will identify the songs for me.

I have since made up a batch that I call "The Best of Gary Lloyd."  
I realized that I did not care for several of the songs.  I also 
separated the Charlie Brown selections because they seemed to go 
together as a st (and I don't like to listen to them as often). If 
there is interest I can upload the Best of... set.

Dave, if you want to pursue the corrections, email me directly at 
mcgregor@.... 

Mike McGregor
Double Oak, TX


--- In disklavier@y..., "davbrdavbr" <davbr@m...> wrote:
> First, a big kudo to Gary Lloyd for his consistently well-played 
and 
> interesting music!
> 
> Just wanted to let everyone know that, if they download the 
> GLloydV1.zip or GLloydV1.zip files in the "Popular Music" folder, 
> they might encounter problems (at least I did).
> 
> The music seems to load up and play just fine, but occasionally 
the 
> music will "pause" for a second or two, as if the pianist were 
> scratching his head trying to figure out the next note.  However, 
> Gary played the pieces JUST FINE!  There appears to have been some 
> kind of bug in the process where the original .mid files were 
> converted to E-SEQ format.  As an example, listen to the spot at 
> about 16 seconds into "Berti" and you'll see what I mean.  Kind of 
> subtle, but once you hear enough of these, it might drive you 
> crazy.  :-)
> 
> The remedy is to just use the original .mid files as posted in 
> the "Jazz Piano" folder, "Gary_Lloyd_non-classical.zip" file.  
> Unfortunately, you can't get the nice file-naming and organization 
> that the poster of the GLloydV1.zip & GLloydV1.zip files 
provided.  
> Also, you'll need a piano capable of playing .mid files (which 
> excludes some older models, from what I understand).  But so far 
the 
> pieces appear to play accurately, which I'd prefer.
> 
> By the way, if no one else can hear these flaws, I'd be interested 
> to hear about that.  That might indicate a flaw in my piano 
instead!
> 
> 
> Thanks,
> Dave