Hi, anyone can recommend me a good disklavier service?
I produce music and record pianos with my Roland Fp-10 88 weighted keys controller.
I use Pianoteq 8, but i wish to offer my clients a real piano recording by transforming my midi piano tracks into a real recording made remotely using disklavier, mostly because i can edit my playing on my DAW and then have it reproduce by a Yamaha C7 or something recorded in a great studio.
Anyone does it? I have been very curious about this and never heard of someone doing it.
Thanks to everyone in this forum from which i learn lots.

Lance Powell, Woodshed Studios, Malibu have it and do it... (I mean, you can probably book the studio and engineer and they will play your file on their Disklavier equipped piano and record it... You would probably also have to pay for the tuner/piano technician... otherwise your Pianoteq8 version would be much better...)
I am not aware of any service that keeps a well tuned piano and routinely just plays MIDI file over a disklavier piano. Maybe an interesting business opportunity... maybe one of the "access analog" services might expand their offerings..

But if the client has the budget - I guess you can book Woodshed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YePCqbObXrg

Thanks for recommendation.
Do you have experience doing it?

No, just remembered the interview and shared...

I can think of some problems - the cost obviously and that the dynamic response of your MIDI might not match on Disklavier - you would probably need to send the demo and they would adjust it, so it would sound comparable... just guessing...

Worth asking... but even better - just go to some local studio with piano and record it there if the client would pay for real piano recording...

i know a few folks who bought a spirio recently but literally no one who still has a disklavier; not even a music school... - i'm wondering if the situation is much different elsewhere?

Regular Disclavier is not as accurate as Disclavier Pro which is not fully midi compatible due to much higher resolution than your average midi piano. Your high resolution play data recorded with Pro model is also not editable with your DAW. If you want to do some serious recordings, a regular Disclavier would not be sufficient.

Thanks for answering, i guess that in this case it doesnt really makes sense because i need to track in a Disklavier Pro controller (or Grand Piano), which is impossible to find here in South America. I thought that with a decente midi controller (lets say, a weigthed Roland electric piano) it was possible to send it to a Disklavier service and render it in a real grand piano.