Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hi Bohasi, and congratulations on your new kit.
This is not normal, so rest assured that you will get
rid of this problem.  The only thing that hits me as
far as what to look for is the rejection settings in
the trigger menu.  You can set up pads to specifically
reject other pads, in addition to setting a more
blanket rejection parameter.  I don't know if the
menus have changed with the II model, but on the older
models you would press the Trigger button, the make
sure you were looking at the right trigger and scroll
to the 'specific rejection'page.  You will have to
check both the snare and HH trigger settings.  Beyond
that, you ma need to call Yamaha, unless other's have
better ideas...Walt
--- bohasi <bohasi@...> wrote:
> I've bought DTXpress II. It's amazing, but...
> 
> I've noticed something strange, which really bothers
> me, but I 
> haven't had the time to read the manual. I really
> really hope that 
> this can be fixed...
> 
> When I'm hitting snare and hihat pad at the same
> time, they don't 
> respond. It's either snare or hihat, not both, like
> they should. This 
> can be even seen on lcd - one of the pad not
> responding when the 
> other is playing. Every other combination
> (tom-snare, hihat-tom, 
> crash-tom...) works just fine. I've even changed the
> pads. The same 
> problem (snare-hihat combination is problematic).
> But when I'm 
> hitting snare and hihat pad very hard, then they
> both start to 
> respond at the same time. What can be done? Is this
> maybe like a 
> general issue with DTXpress or is it just on mine? 
> 
> Damn, did I explain this right?
> 
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!
> 
> Thanks
> 
> 


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