Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

The pad-rim relationship is very 'touchy-feely.' You'll have to get 
used to it. But the only way I know to get rid of the choke function, 
is to assign a different pad type to the pad.Choose one that does not 
support the choke function.I use Misc.1 with great results.(push the 
'trigger' button, select pad the type here)
Scott 

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Nick Carroll <njcarroll56@y...> 
wrote:
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> Thank you, Vernon Graner.  I saw your reply to a new DTXpress owner, 
and - as a relatively new owner myself - I checked out your very good 
DTXpressions.com web site.  Those tips & tricks are very useful.  I am 
particularly interested in TIps & Tricks #6, about crossfading the 
bell with cymbal, so that hitting the top part of the ride cymbal pad 
(the more responsive part) will get more of a bell sound.  I'll try 
that out and let you know how I get on.
> 
> There is one problem I haven't resolved yet, despite some pointers 
by the list Editor and Underneathheaven (thanks for your efforts, 
guys!). 
> 
> And that is, how do you assign a particular kit to a song, so that 
when you change to that song, the kit changes also?  The factory-set 
songs #1 thru #95 all do this, so I figure there must be a way.  Ed 
suggested I check the UT Midi Program Change Table Kit assignments in 
the Utilities menu.  So I went in and changed things around, but it 
made no difference.  When I changed from one song I had programmed to 
another, the brain still defaulted to Kit #40 GM std 1.  Am I missing 
out a step?
> 
> Here are two others posers: Is there any way to stop the choke 
function on the ride cymbal rim?  And sometimes when I hit the ride 
cymbal, I get the ride-rim sound instead - is there a way to reduce 
the crosstalk between them?
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