They did this by adding a secondary “fax machine sound” that is filtered out on SilentDrive Plus compatible systems. They also added a scheme to thwart playback of their music on non-PianoDisc systems.
This is a higher resolution than their older format, plus it has some other nice technical upgrades for a better playback experience. PianoDisc SilentDrive Plus – In 2005, PianoDisc rolled out their new SilentDrive Plus (SDP) format.After all, if you could buy a QRS system that could play all the player piano music out there or a similarly priced PianoDisc system that could only play some of the music on the market, what would you choose? This is relevant for owners of the very popular PDS-128 or PDS-128+ floppy-based systems. It was easy to play on competitors’ systems, something that problematically made competitor systems more attractive. “PianoDisc Classic” (pre-2005) – This is their original format.Any ideas or pointers would be helpful.PianoDisc music has had two main formats over the years: I am by no means an expert in this area and would love to get some directions from you guys as how to get the Gotek working with my disklavier. I have found some posts referring to HxC as a solution for there Yamaha electronic keyboards. Here is a picture of the jumper configuration of the floppy unit: The floppy drive in the piano is marked as: I have tried all/most jumper configurations on the back of the Gotek which has effects on the behavior of the system but does not lead to a working solution.
I have replaced the floppy drive with the Gotek drive, however the system does not seem to work. SFR1M44-U100K Black 3.5" 1.44MB USB SSD FLOPPY DRIVE EMULATOR for YAMAHA KORG ROLAND Electronic keyboard GOTEK I'm trying to replace the floppy drive by a Gotek USB simulator, the model I have bought is advertised as: It includes piano pieces played and recorded on the piano by deceased relatives. 20 years old, in our family that plays midi from floppy disks. We have a Yamah Disklavier (self playing piano) approx.
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