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RE: [DTXpress] Ride/Crash idea

2003-05-23 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com

Vern,

I actually have two of my cymbals setup as two different voices. In other
words, the pad is assigned a layered rock/ride voice and the edge is
assigned as a crash. So that if I strike the edge on a fill, I get a crash
sound and still can use the pad portion as a ride cymbal. The neat thing
about this arrangement is while doing steady ride pattern, I can slighty
adjust the angle of the stick and strike the edge and get a crash
highlighting sound every second/third/fourth note. Try doing that with an
acoustic set!!! But you idea for setting a hihat pedal for multiple cymbal
sounds, is similar to what I want to try with effects sounds since you can
end up with multiple sounds ( pad w/pedal up, edge w/pedal up, pad w/pedal
down, pad w/pedal up, footsplash) which I guess could also be doubled up by
layer one sound by lightly hitting the pad and another sound by hitting it
hard. So potentially you could create up 9 different sounds with a
PCY65S/HH65 combo.


OldGuyDrummer

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Vernon Graner [SMTP:vern@...]
> Sent:	Friday, May 23, 2003 11:17 AM
> To:	DTXpress@yahoogroups.com
> Subject:	[DTXpress] Ride/Crash idea
> 
> Ok, so last night I was rehearsing w/some friends and looking at the
> right side of my kit and thinking... wouldn't it be neat if there was a
> way to cause the sound assignment on the ride to change with the position
> of the hat pedal? Think of it this way, if I'm doing a fill and I release
> the hat pedal, that pad is a *crash*, if I hold down the hat pedal, it's
> a ride....
> 
> By the time we were done rehearsing, it was late, so I just crashed and
> didn't investigate the idea.. This morning, I started thinking about it
> again. Anyone care to chime in on this idea's possibility? :)
> 
> Vern
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