Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

--- In DTXpress@y..., "Ian Wilson" <iwilson@b...> wrote:
>Ian...Yes you misunderstand.
Stereo is this context refers to a pad with a pad piezo trigger and a 
rim switch trigger. On inputs 1-8 (stereo), You CANNOT use a dual pad 
(one with two piezo triggers) or two mono pads, each with a piezo 
trigger. A piezo trigger won't work on the rim function.
There is a post that thoroughly illuminates this fundamental 
difference. Two pads is NOT the same as one stereo pad. Just won't 
work. I'll try to find the post, and post it.
Scott W

 
> Scott, unless I misunderstand your post, I disagree.
> 
> If you plug a stereo pad into input 1 (kick) using a stereo cable, 
input 1 is
> capable of triggering 2 seperate sounds - one for PAD 1 and the 
other set to
> RIM 1. I currently use this for an extra cymbal on the pad and a 
cowbell on the
> rim of a TP80S.
> 
> So if you plug 2 mono cables from 2 kick pedals into a "splitter" 
with a stereo
> output, this stereo output will then be plugged into input 1 (which 
is stereo)
> and would be considered the same as a stereo pad, such as a TP80S. 
You then set
> up RIM 1 and PAD 1 to the same kick voice and you have a double 
kick.
> 
> Ian