I see the PM16s on ebay pretty frequently, and the TMC-6 has started showing up too. I think Yamaha made one too, but I don't know the model number. Does anyone else have more info on other pad to MIDI models? Thanks, Walt --- majestic144 <majestic144@...> wrote: > What other brands are there? I did a search, but > could not come up > with anything... Also, I dont think rolands makes > the pm-16 anymore. > The TMC-6 is $250, and only has 6 inputs... I might > as well spend > another $100 and get another dtxpress module to get > a few more > inputs... > > > --- In DTXpress@y..., Walt <wgardus@y...> wrote: > > Your situation sounds very familiar, and I have to > > warn you that you are exhibiting the first > symptoms of > > Monster E-Drum Syndrome. > > > > Anyway, there is another option to consider, > beyond > > another DTXpress (or other brand) module, and that > is > > a Pad to MIDI interface unit. Roland has the > PM-16 > > and the TMC-6, and there are other brands too. > These > > units can be used to add more inputs, using the > voices > > from your existing DTXpress. > > > > Walt > > --- majestic144 <majestic144@y...> wrote: > > > Ok, im new to the group, and have a question.. i > > > read post #1597, and > > > got my first question answered. now, i have a > > > dilema... > > > > > > I originally upgraded my dtxpress with 2 pintech > > > cymbals, i used a > > > stereo adapter and 2 mono plugs to put them into > > > input 9/10, and they > > > worked like a champ... woohoo! :-) so, i had > the > > > regular 5 piece > > > set, with a total of 4 cymbals... > > > > > > Seeing as the pintech cymbals have done me well, > and > > > i like their > > > lifetime warranty, I just bought the CC102-ST > dual > > > zone concertcast > > > snare, so I can have the rimshot without > switching > > > between sets while > > > I am playing (it gets annoying)... > > > > > > After messing with the kit for an hour and > getting > > > frustrated because > > > the pad didn't work, I got on here and found > post > > > #1597, which > > > answered my question... > > > > > > So, I guess I have to put the dual zone snare > into > > > inputs 9/10... > > > I can live with that... > > > > > > So, what do I do with the 2 pintech cymbals I > had > > > there? Can I still > > > use them? Or would I have to get another > DTXPress > > > module? Also, the > > > original single zone snare pad, I was going to > use > > > it as a 4th tom, > > > but not enough inputs, unless I can use a stereo > Y > > > adapter to hook it > > > into another input... > > > > > > Please help! :-) What do I do??? > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > > Do You Yahoo!? > > Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better > > http://health.yahoo.com > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better http://health.yahoo.com
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Re: [DTXpress] Re: dual zone snare...
2002-07-24 by Walt
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