--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Paul Bentley <pb@w...> wrote: > Does that mean then that you get the full range of sounds like the > Roland on the DTXpress with an after market pedal such as the Pintech > HH-10CV? Anyone got one? Paul, That was always the implication. Going up from the HH60 to 80 with the DTXpress was supposed to give "full" variability. But what we don't know is whether an HH80/DTXPU interface for Yamaha simply results in more discrete "steps" or a completely different electronic strategy that allows a fully continous range on the pedal. We know that Roland and Roland-style pedals, like the Pintech, are not compatible with Yamaha modules right out of the box. At the very least, they require a polarity change, but they may also diverge from Yamaha pedals in other respects, thus making predictions about performance without direct A/B comparison, or more technological information, impossible. Tom at Visu-lite or Brian at Pintech might be able to clarify the matter. Ed
Message
Re: Hi Hat Range
2003-09-11 by liberatusvirus
Attachments
- No local attachments were found for this message.