Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Walt,

I purchased the Crash Course book about six months ago. I spent some 
time getting the CD to work with my module via my computer. (It may 
be easier to get the audio CD version and use a CD player in through 
the Aux In.) I did finally get that working, but dropped the project 
from there. Life you know, we bought a new house and moved, etc. Now 
unfortunately my computer and DTXpress are not in the same room.

The book looks good. I am anxious to get back to it now that I 
remember that I have it. (Thank you.) I would rate the book as 
intermediate to advanced. It appears to be packed with a lot of 
information, and covers many different areas. As the title implies, 
this is a crash course and touches on a lot of information, but it is 
not an in depth study into any one thing. It is well written and 
layed out nicely.

If you are fluent in many styles this is probably not the book for 
you. But if you're the basic player, there is a lot of good 
information.

Hope that helps,

Cary

--- In DTXpress@y..., "wgardus" <wgardus@y...> wrote:
> Hi All,
> 
> With all of the talk about the DTX video tapes, I saw this Yamaha
> DTXPRESS Crash Course Book by Russ Miller w/CD-ROM at Drumbalaya:
> 
> http://www.drumbalaya.com/detail.asp?
mfr=yamaha&item=dtxpress+crash+book
> Has anyone tried it?  
> Walt