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Using iPad as MIDI File Player
By John McClelland

Greetings all,  I read Dale Abrams question about using an iPad for
playing MIDI files.  I don't know of anyone using an iPad device to
wirelessly transmit files, but PianoDisc has a wireless system that
they have been using for several years.  It uses a small receiver under
the keyboard to transfer the data.  I have also seen a similar e-valve
application on a Knabe 9-foot Ampico and a Steinway Duo-Art, both
remote and wireless, controlled from a Windows laptop.

Dale, you might want to contact PianoDisc for details on their system
(availability and cost, if that's the way you want to go) or I could
get some particulars on the Windows system, with a little time to get
particulars.  I assume that your e-valve system came from Bob Hunt;
does he have any info on how to do it?  Perhaps there are others in this
merry band that already have figured it out and will share with all.

I installed an e-valve system in my Mason & Hamlin upright Welte eight
years ago and I have enjoyed it since without any problems.  The best
of both technologies!

Cheers,
John McClelland


(Message sent Wed 18 Apr 2012, 23:09:03 GMT, from time zone GMT-0600.)

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