Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Pete,
Here's what I know about ddrum and crosstalk. A few years back, K&K 
sound invented a device called the 'Trigmaster.' It is a device that 
can tell the difference between an actual drum stick strike, and any 
other vibration. When I used acoustic drums with ddrum triggers, the 
trigmaster was able to filter virtually all extraneous vibrations. I 
could trigger without muffling the drum heads at all. This is amazing. 
The story goes, that at a trade show, a ddrum rep saw the K&K 
trigmaster, and stole the idea. It is now incorporated into all ddrum 
modules, thus eliminating a crosstalk setting.
If you are triggering acoustic drums, I strongly reccomend the 
Trigmaster.
Scott

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "peterpan" <malakies2000@y...> wrote:
> 
> does anybody here know much about the ddrum4 se brain thats supposed 
> to be the most realistic sounding module ever. I have been reading 
up 
> about it and it did seems to be pretty highly regarded, however when 
> reading about modules on the hart website i was a bit shocked with 
> what they said. they didnt seem to like it all that much, also 
> apparently there are no x talk settings, leaving the only 
> alternative, in order to eliminate crosstalk, to be reducing the 
> sensitivity of the pads (hence loosing much of the quality the 
sounds 
> have to offer). does anybody know if its really that bad or does 
> peter hart not like ddrum for some reason!!? 
> 
> thought i'd run this by this group, as many of the members have had 
> experience with a wide variety of edrum equipment, and coz most of 
> the other groups are kinda dormant at times...
> 
> cheers pete