Disklavier

I know this sounds rather simplistic, but my disklavier grand has a 
speaker mounted on the bottom of the piano.  The speaker itself has a 
volume control.  Since you say the piano sounds loud and the XG has a 
low volume, why not just turn the volume up on the speaker?

Once everything is in sync, you should be able to adjust volume up 
and down for both piano and XG in unison.

Brian


--- In disklavier@yahoogroups.com, "re_p_g_c" <re_p_g_c@y...> wrote:
> I have just one week with my MPX1Z DISKLAVIER and had been testing 
> it just to figure out how to use it with MIDI.
>  
> Every ting is working fine but I have some minor problems so I need 
> advice.
>  
> I'll post some messages whit this subject to keep a separate track 
> of each one.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------ 
> My midi files are volume and velocity balanced to sound fine in my 
> PC, but when I play them, untouched, in the Disklavier
> (Tracks 1 2 for piano parts), the piano sounds really loud and the 
> XG tone generator sounds with a low volume.
>  
> I have edited the tracks and noted that the velocity parameter of 
> each note in the piano tracks should be between 40 and 70 to sound 
> nice, and the XG tracks should be between 90 and 127 just to sound, 
> the volume should be 90 to 127 also.
>  
> The questions are:
> Is this a normal behavior?
> Does the Disklavier respond to the volume control?
> Is there in the web a page with tips or tutorials about arranging 
> midi for the Disklavier?
> Have some one some other tips on this.
>  
> Tanks