Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hey, Bill

Percussion sounds, cowbell and wood block included are in the DTXpress brain
just highlight the first letter of the voice description (K for kick drum S
for snare etc) you can change this manually getting to the percussion
section, and there you go lots of percussion noises to add to your kit.
I suggest the T bar because it's a small dual zone pad (both piezo triggers,
not rim and pad) which is most at home as a wood block, cowbell or other
percussion simulator as opposed to a pad which more suits a drum.  No real
big differences except size shape and feel.

Hope you work things out,
keep posting your problems, we're all quite happy to help where we can

-----Original Message-----
From: Bill <groovinbill@...>
To: DTXpress@egroups.com <DTXpress@egroups.com>
Date: 15 September 2000 16:01
Subject: [DTXpress] Re: another New Owner


>
>Thanks Sanctum -
>I'll try the voice edit options and experiment with the two sounds.
>That's certainly more economical than a dual zone pad.  As for adding
>accoustic percussion, I am not familiar with the T-bar trigger from
>Yamaha.  It's probably mentioned somewhere in the archives so I'll
>look.  I assume it provides the ability for cowbell, etc. sounds.
>Price isn't a concern.
>
>Thanks again for your advice.
>
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