It will not work out of the box and once programmed will need either modification to the device or the computer ribbon from the disklavier controller to the emulator. You will need to purchase a compatible Gotek floppy emulator, I chose the SFR1M44-U100K. The most inexpensive solution is the Gotek floppy emulator which can then be programmed with Kier Fraser's FlashFloppy firmware. Also the difficulty purchasing new 3.5" floppy disks limits storage to the owners existing collection of floppy disks which with age are losing data.
With the demise of 3.5" floppy disks on modern computers, downloading, sharing and reliable storage is an insuperable problem.
The pianist could record and playback from these disks or with a computer, store, download or share these midi files, as computers at the time all had a floppy drive and a compatible operating system. The early disklaviers from 1987 through the early 90s recorded Yamaha's e-seq midi files on 3.5" floppy disks.
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