Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

ZAP, 
   As soon as I read your post, I bolted to my DTX II
and looked for a Host switch. NOPE, ain't got one.
Ahh, my hopes were raised and dashed in an instant. 
I haven't really fiddled around with it since I made
my first post. Gunshy, maybe..
Ed

--- zapaxe <a_zapelectric@...> wrote:

> Sorted yet?
> 
> Well, I've been experimenting myself just tonight
> here, and I 
> stumble upon something that made me think of your
> problem...Likely 
> it's not the same thing, but I was fiddling around
> with my 'To Host 
> Switch' on the back of my DTXpresss III module & I
> got some 
> strangeness. Changing the switch to the 'wrong'
> setting made the 
> midi drum file played from Cubase into the DTX
> module activate/turn 
> on an internal midi Yamaha song. 
> This happends when I hit the play button on my
> transport bar. When I 
> have the correct setting for the To Host switch
> (PC-2) it dosn't do 
> that.
> 
> Just mentioning that again, in case you've bumped
> that rear switch 
> to a wrong posistion...?
> 
> I've been experimenting with midi recording with my
> DTXpress kit 
> into Cubase and having a software drum sampler play
> the sounds 
> instead of the module. I can load various high
> quality samples into 
> the program for a nearly limitless open ended 
> system. Though I like 
> some sounds within my DTXpress modules, as you do,
> the ability to 
> play sounds from 'In The Box' for midi play back is
> a very cool 
> option.
> This is not your question, but just thought I'd
> mention that.
> 
> Hey but let us know what's the fix for future
> reference.
> 
> Steve
> 
> 
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