What “format” player-piano disc should I choose for my system?
- If you have a QRS Pianomation system, choose QRS Pianomation Compatible
- If you have PianoDIsc system, choose PianoDisc Compatible
- If you have a Yamaha Disklavier system, choose Yamaha Disklavier Compatible
- If you have a Roland Digital with moving keys, choose WebOnly Format
- If you have a Kohler Digital with moving keys, choose WebOnly Format
- If you have PianoForce system, choose WebOnly Format
- If you have a Baldwin Concertmaster system pre-2006, choose QRS Pianomation Compatible
- If you have a Baldwin Concertmaster system from 2006 or later, choose WebOnly Format
- If you have a Wyman Player system, choose WebOnly Format
- If you have a Suzuki Digital Grand with moving keys, select Suzuki Format
- If you have a Suzuki acoustic grand with a PianoDisc system, select PianoDisc Compatible
- If you have a Suzuki acoustic grand with a QRS Pianomation system, select QRS Pianomation Compatible
I have a General Midi, Floppy Disc or Digital Piano. Why aren’t all of the albums available for floppy disc or general midi systems?
WebOnlyPiano initially began devloping its product line for the newest models of acoustic player pianos that utilize performances synchronized with digital audio (live musicians in the studio.) We came to discover that there was a great demand for general midi and floppy discs as well. But those formats do not allow us to utilize our great audio recording tracks that accompany those piano performances.
So, up to this point, for the most part, the only recordings that are being made available on floppy for general midi are solo piano performances. There are a few exceptions such as newer releases such as Holiday Classics, Joy To The World, and The Christmas Caroling Songbook as well as the Piano Discoveries interactive lesson series. We plan on making midi floppy versions of most of the rest of our catalog available in the future, but the re-recording of those titles is currently under development.