Hey, UNH. What sounds can you get out of your PM-16? Is there a good range of cymbal sounds? Better than on the DTXpress? --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Nick Carroll" <njcarroll56@y...> wrote: > Hey, thanks for that info. The TMC-6 sounds like a good idea. $250 > sounds like an okay price but I assume that's U.S. currency, and at > the current Australia/U.S. exchange rate that means I'd be spending > US$400. I might be more inclined to get a second DTXpress module > which, here Downunder, will cost me something like $1000. I'll put > that on the backburner, I think! > > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "underneathheaven" <realvast@s...> > wrote: > > Hey Nick! The PM-16 is an external midi device made by Roland. > > Basically, the reason I bought it was to add an additional 16 > > trigger inputs to my dtxpress. Yes, the box has a whopping 16 > > inputs. I bought it off of ebay for a $100.00 and thats usually > how > > much they sell for. You connect your extra pads to the PM-16 and > > then connect the PM-16 to your dtxpress and you've got a larger set > > to play on! The PM-16 does have some extra functions, like stuff > to > > do with pitch and velocity but nothing to fancy for todays > > standards. Like I said, I only bought it for the additional > inputs. > > I mentioned in another post that I am starting to see the value in > > buying another module. The PM-16 does have its limitations. For > > example, any pads connected to the PM-16 will sustain their sounds > > on any kit you choose. So if you connected a pad with a cowbell > > sound and then switched to your user-defined jazz kit, that pad > > would remain a cowbell and you would have to change its voice > > through the utility menu. As you can tell once you gain lots of > > extra pads and then want to change them for each different kit it > > becomes a sort of hassle just because you can't save their changes > > for each different kit. Roland makes a new external midi device > > called the TMC-6. This costs $250.00 and only comes with six extra > > inputs but it has more cool functions than the PM-16. t Keep in > > mind though that these boxes are in no way another module. Another > > member also purchased a midikiti, which is another external midi > > device but I'm not sure if it ever worked properly. If you wanna > > know any more information about it or want a pic of it let me > know! > > Also, if anyone else wants to add more information about the PM- 16 > > please do!! > > > > -UN.H > > > > > > > > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Nick Carroll" <njcarroll56@y...> > > wrote: > > > Hey, UN.H! I note you've got a PM-16, which I assume is an > > ancillary > > > box that works with the DTXpress brain? Can you tell me what it > > is, > > > and what it does, exactly? It is a Yamaha product?
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Re: What's a PM-16?
2003-04-23 by Nick Carroll
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