Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Sam and Walt,

I really don't know if this helps, but I'm using a slightly renegade 
hi-hat set up. The controller is the HH60, but the cymbal is a 
DrumTech pole pad, which behaves like nothing in the Yamaha arsenal 
that I know of. The abnormality shows itself in HH sensitivity 
(manual p. 47). Using anything like the default setting for Yamaha 
pads created all sorts of inconsistenies in opening and closing. 
Eventually, I found that reducing the sensitivity setting to zero 
solved all my problems. Don't ask me why. Like I said, I have no 
idea whether any of this applies in Sam's case.

Ed


--- In DTXpress@y..., Walt <wgardus@y...> wrote:
> Hey Sam,
> 
> This insn't the splash sound that you're running up on
> is it?  If you adjust the HH Offset (I hope that's
> what it's called) up or down, does it change?  What I
> was thinking is that maybe it is the splash sound, but
> the sustain may be set real low on that sound,
> possibly resulting in a click sound?  Then again,
> maybe I shouldn't respond before the coffee has had a
> chance to take hold!  Walt
> --- otacon28us <reva@s...> wrote:
> > i was recently designing a new kit on my module(1 0f
> > 2 that is)
> > anyways i started building with a basic kit in the
> > user kits and i 
> > noticed that every other time when i pedal the hats
> > i get the chick 
> > sound from it,does anyone know how i can adjust this
> > to do this 
> > everytime i pedal the hats??i'm sure it's just some
> > basic settings 
> > change but i didn't really have time to mess with it
> > much so i 
> > figured i'd just ask the group ,rather than leafing
> > through the most 
> > of the times useful manual..
> > 
> > thanks guys,and girls,
> >             sam(otacon28)
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
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