Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Why don't you try asking at "dtxtreme group"?I think it's easiest for you to be answered in this group,cause dtxpress has only 2 layers and your has 5 (I think). We can only cross them in a point between the velocity curve (that you can move to have the sound changing at a soft stroke or at a hard one).Sorry but I don't know how to help you. :-(
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On Fri, 11 Jan 2002 12:05:54  
 okant wrote:
>Okay, if nobody is using DXTV2 then at least tell me how it is done 
>with DTXPress, maybe I can figure it out.
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>But help! Just Help! Please!!
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>--- In DTXpress@y..., "okant" <okant@y...> wrote:
>> Sorry for posting this to DTXpress forum; I sent this to Yamaha_DTX 
>> group but it seems dormant and I guess there are few members of 
>this 
>> group who are actually using DTX V2.
>> 
>> Any help will be much appreciated.
>> 
>> Although I had my eye on DTX V2, price considerations forced me to 
>> order DTXPress instead. After a long wait (more than two months) my 
>> dealer informed me that my kit has arrived finally, but they did a 
>> big mess: The pads were there but the rack and the brain were 
>> missing! To cover their fault they offered me a DTX V2 brain and 
>RS80 
>> rack in their show room; both were in mint condition so I accepted 
>> the offer. I guess I'm lucky after all :)
>> 
>> One problem is that they lost the manuals of DTX V2; I'll 
>> order them anyway. Without the manual I made some 
>> progress, but there are still some things that I could not achieve 
>so 
>> I need your help.
>> 
>> Velocity Crossfade: I found where it is and how to set in on. But 
>> I couldn't figure how to set velocity ranges for different sounds. 
>> Say on snare, I want sound "X" to play from velocity 10-50 and "Y" 
>> from 40-90. How do I do it?
>> 
>> By the way, I heard that SoundDiver software supports DTX. Is 
>anybody 
>> using it? Is it worth the price?
>> 
>> Thanks for your help in advance.
>> 
>> Okan
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