Hi Cary,
Depending on what quality you require, the kit may be Ok. I personally at
this point in time
am disappointed with the sound of the DTXpress as a recording kit. The
quality of the D/A
is way below the rest of my set up. I used to use a Roland SPD 20, and I
must say that I
found the quality of this unit far better for recording, However it did not
have the play-ability
of the DTXpress. Therefore I think that the roland TD6 would be a better
choice in hind sight.
the Roland V series would be way ahead of the DTXpress, but of course at a
premium price
tag. I find that I get a pretty impressive sound playing the DTXpress
through a Peavey KB300
Keyboard Amp. The next thought is to mike the KB300 with my AKG solidtube
and record that
as a source. I know that it should make little difference via a DI, but it
seems to give the DTX a kick
up the Arse (Fanny for you guys in the States). If anyone has any great
patches or tips for recording
the DTXpress I would, (as I am sure would Cary + others) be keen to here
from you.
Best regards to the group,
Jules Freeman (Ourgate studios) Southampton UK
----- Original Message -----From: chitsman@...Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2001 6:12 AMSubject: [DTXpress] RecordabilityHi Everyone,
I'm wanting to ask any and all if you have taken the DTXpress into
the studio to record, and if so what was your experience? I am trying
to decide if I should shell out the extra money for the Roland V-
Custom, or can I work with the DTXpress kit? I have been reading
through many of the posts here, and I am encouraged by everyones love
for the DTXpress. You all seem like a great group and very supportive
of new comers to the group!
Thanks for your responses.
Cary
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