Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "bncarty" <bncarty@...> wrote:
>
> I doubt very much that the problem is with you; it is most 
> definitely me and the fact that Yamaha uses the term trigger, input, 
> source and pad interchangably, whcih makes it very difficult to 
> understand.
> Now that I know that what I want to do is possible, I'll just have 
> to sort thru the procedures until I figure it out. I'm not in front 
> of my kit right now, but I'll try again tonight and see how I make 
> out. 

Brian,

The problem is that Yamaha overuse the word trigger so it gets
confusing.  There are trigger "sets" or "setups" and trigger "inputs"
or "triggers" (=pads).  Don't get me started on dual zone/stereo pads
(sorry, triggers).  Unfortunately my kit isn't in front of my computer
so I have to keep going between rooms to check what I am saying.

By all means come back with more questions when you have had a chance
to try it a bit more.  You cannot do any harm by saving the changes
you have made - you cannot overwrite the preset trigger settings or
kits (otherwise they wouldn't be preset I guess).

Keith.