Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Thanks a lot! I´m just waiting for the weekend cause I´m gonna to be 
48 hours working with my new toy! 

Just another question... ¿Sould I have found a CD or similar with PC 
and MAC software un my set?... 

W.


> > My name is WIlly and I´m new in this group.
> 
> Welcome!
> 
> > I´m from Spain so you 
> > will see that my english isn´t as good as I´d like.
> 
> Your English is just fine.
> 
> > I have just 
> > bought my first Yamaha DTXpress II...
> 
> Good choice.
> 
> > and I´m still mountig the set. 
> > ¿Have you got some good advice for me?
> 
> Yes. Have fun.
> 
> A couple of things while you're in set-up mode. First, if you have 
> room try to set it up away from a wall so you can walk all around 
it. 
> It will make adjusting and cabling a lot easier, and you will want 
to 
> adjust things for a while. Once you're happy, if you need to you 
can 
> simply carry it to its final location as it's all very light. 
Second, 
> don't worry too much about tidying the cables away until you're 
happy 
> with the setup, then just use the velcro strips. Thirdly, make sure 
> you're using the stereo and mono cables on the correct pads. The hi-
> hat footswitch must have a stereo cable, not a mono. Lastly, the 
> first thing you should do after switching your module on is 
> a "factory reset" (check the user guide on how to do this). There's 
a 
> bug or two in the software that might bite if you don't. Do this 
> before you adjust anything else.
> 
> Stewart