Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

> In regards to the snare and high-hat double triggers, volume variations
> and  no sound, I have had this problem only when playing with my band
> in practice  and at gigs.

How many others have seen their kit perform differently when played in
addition to other live instruments? I have rehearsed with my set through
a behringer 16 channel mixer into a 400 watt Carvin Cube amp powering two
12" cabinets and have played fairly loud. I would play along with
Metallica or Foghat or Zepplin and never see the drop out problem. But,
using the exact same setup with two vocal mics and a stratocaster with a
fender amp in the room and my kit just seemed to go berzerk. Missing some
hits and others wildly out of proportion to the hits surrounding them
(i.e. four mezzopiano-intensity kicks may produce one kick at mezzopiano
one at Triple Forte followed by two at mezzopiano).

This is just weird. As for it being my ears playing tricks on me, when
the weird kick dynamics would happen, some of the other performers would
look over at me like "WTF?" and I would shrug... It was weird and
embarassing. I *almost* dragged my old Pearl acoustic set into the room,
but decided to play around with the DTX before I give up on it for
practice with others. I don't get to play often and the DTX is wonderful
for rehersing with recorded music and headphones, but I need to find the
Majick Phorumula for live playing! :p

Vern

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> It's true what you said about guitarists. I installed a placebo volume
> knob  on our guitarists amp, without his knowlwdge of course, it worked
> wonders.  Everbody is happy.
> In regards to the snare and high-hat double triggers, volume variations
> and  no sound, I have had this problem only when playing with my band
> in practice  and at gigs. I'm not a banger, never broken a cymbal or
> stick in thirty  years.I have also worn headphones and still
> experienced the same problems.  There is something going on when
> playing with other electronic
> instruments...perry
>
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