Thanks for your feedback. I couldn't find
either of those items on e-bay, but I will continue to look.
----- Original Message -----From: liberatusvirusSent: Monday, December 30, 2002 9:43 PMSubject: [DTXpress] Re: Expanding the DTXpressThere are at least a few options for adding inputs through midi
without buying another module. Roland currently makes something
called the TMC-6, which, oddly enough, has six inputs. Although it
is geared toward the latest Roland technology, it is compatible with
anything that Yamaha puts out. It lists for about $300, but you can
usually find it closer to $200. It might be overkill to accompany
the DTXPUII, even though it has only six inputs. Roland used to make
the PM-16, which, true to its name, had sixteen inputs. I'm not sure
whether all the inputs were mono, but I think so. At any rate, it's
still shows up on ebay for under $100, and it's a nice way to expand
inexpensively. Kat used to make something called the midiKITI, which
has nine inputs; it fetches $100 or less on ebay. If you see one,
make sure it's the later Pro version, which has significant
improvements in velocity curves and layering/crossfading, among
other things. Rumor has it that Alternate Mode, which now handles
Kat, is considering manufacturing it again.
--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "pinachee "
wrote:
> Does anyone have any experience in how to expand the DTXpress to
> receive more inputs. I have used up all my slots, including 9/10
and
> I would like to add more pads. Is there any kind of add-on
electronic
> eqp that I could run through the MIDI input to give me more
inputs?
> Any other thoughts?
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