Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hi OGD,

This rejection you mention is only on one pad into multiple inputs 
of the same module? Or is it for one pads into different modules as 
well? 
Truthfully I've never experienced rejection or crosstriggering, so 
I'm not certain exactly what that is...?
I'll take a guess (with out RTFM)that rejection is the trigger not 
triggering? and crosstriggering is unwanted triggering of other 
voices/sounds?
I set up and mounted all my extra pads, and this weekend I plan to 
hook up all three of my modules to my mixer. I supposes I be running 
into more issues that I've never even heard of before :/

Steve

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, rdamon@m... wrote:
> Steve,
>  
> You can run pads leads out to more than one module. You can also 
run pads
> into multiple inputs on the same module, but the rejection 
settings have to
> be played with. The only issue I ever ran across using multiple 
modules was
> the crosstriggering  issue. 
>  
> OGD
> 
>    _____  
> 
> From: zapaxe [mailto:a_zapelectric@h...] 
> Sent: Friday, November 19, 2004 2:40 AM
> To: DTXpress@yahoogroups.com
> Subject: [DTXpress] Re: Idea's For Hooking Up Multiple Modules & 
Pads?
> 
> 
> 
> [Edited]
> 
> Hi, I'm thinking of some creative routing and connection options...
> 
> I have a DTXpress I pad set with extra cymbal and drum pads, dual 
& 
> single trigger. I'll likely get more pads... I also have three 
drum 
> modules, the DTXpress I, DTXpress III, and an Alesis DM Pro module.
> 
> I was thinking about using all three drum modules for 
> selected/prefered drum and cymbal sounds, then routing the various 
> selected outputs into my mixer. 
> Obviously with multiple modules I can run individual drum sounds 
out 
> for treatment of say the snare, for added FX's. And now I'll have 
> the capability to run a single drum sound into a recorded track. 
> 
> With what I have I figure I can have about seven different cymbal 
> sounds. Maybe even alternate Hi-Hats and extra toms etc...
> 
> As for the snare I was thinking of even putting a "Y" adapter and 
> split the pads triggered signal to two modules to combine sounds, 
> similar to layering sounds in one module.
> I thought about even using a selector switch somewhere convenient 
to 
> route, say the snare pad from one module to another independently, 
> and I could do this with other pads as well. This would be similar 
> to a patchbay, without having to plug and unplug cords. In fact, I 
> could make a Patchbay multi-selector switch box to route selected 
> pads that I may want to switch between the modules.
> 
> Not sure which module will control wich cymbal or drum pad at this 
> point. But I figure the DTXpress I module has the least impressive 
> cymbal samples...?
> 
> Any of your own thoughts or problems with my thought? This may be 
> interesting to hear some other idea's.
> 
> Steve
> 
> 
> 
> 
>  
> 
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