Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

There are no missing drums.  I'm muting all the drum parts.  I don't
care about the drum track. I want to play along with this song myself.
 The 6 melodic channels from the MIDI sequence I'm trying to feed from
my computer into the DTX2's sequencer and store it in one of the user
songs are not getting the *program changes* associated with those
channels saved into the song area, even though those program changes
*are* arriving at the module.  

Instead of sounding like an organ, a guitar, a bass guitar and an oboe
covering the vocal melody, the 6 melodic tracks all sound like pianos.  

I have no idea what's going on with the drum track, I haven't checked
and don't care.  

I'm trying to load The Doors' "Break On Through" into use song 96 on
my DTX2 module, so I can practice playing along with it even when my
computer isn't connected, and so I can change the rhythm of it without
leaving my drum throne.

I'm honestly not sure why everyone keeps misunderstanding the issue
I'm describing.  I really thought I was being quite descriptive of it.

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "liberatusvirus"
<liberatusvirus@y...> wrote:
> Okay, Ron. Let's try this. On the Program Change, Bank Select page 
> of the Song menu, you have the option of setting "V" to "meldy" 
> or "drumV." Make sure that when you play back, you are in "drumV." 
> Apparently, however, there's some drift, or at least there used to 
> be in earlier versions of the module, so if after you leave that 
> page or cycle off/on, it changes, set it back, but also try hitting 
> the "plus" button on the module and come back yet again to "drumV." 
> The setting, for some reason, used to need reminding of where it's 
> supposed to be in order to stay there. Anyway, this method might 
> restore the missing drums.