Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

To add to Keith's thoughts, check the volume switch on each individual
trigger pad. You will need a little screwdriver for this. Clockwise
turns it up, and counterclockwise down. I've read that if its set too
high, that it might also trigger other heads when hitting that pad. I
had that problem with my barpad(BP80). I turned it to just about 3/4
of the way, and it solved my issue. 

So, play with the control to get it right. 

And by the way, welcome to the group.

Ern

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Keith" <keith@k...> wrote:
> Bry,
> 
> Welcome. A factory reset probably wouldn't be a bad idea to start with.
> 
> I would expect all the attenuation switches to be down on a standard
> setup.  
> 
> If you select the trigger edit (shift+trig edit) then page down you
> will be able to see what percentage of maximum you are registering
> when you hit each of the pads.  If that looks OK (i.e. you can get
> near 99%) then you may have to increase the individual voice volume. 
> In particular, the hi-hats can be a little quiet.
> 
> Keith.