Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

> Rolf,
>  it looks like a midi buffer overflow to me.
> I'm using my dtxpress I with Nuendo 2.0 en Cubase SX (i don't think 
> the version is an issue here) and ik works fine for me.
> I record the audio of my dtx along with a midi channel and no 
> problems there.
> Maybe you're midi buffer is too small. I don't know exactly where to 
> do this but there is a setting in Cubase where you can increase your 
> midi buffer size.
> Is it also hanging when you play a slow thing. So when you're not 
> generating much midi notes in 20 sec?
> 
> And another thing, when you're playing live (hearing sound) with 
> battery, that means you're direct monitoring is on in cubase. This 
is 
> a very heavy task for Cubase and you're PC. Maybe it's a latency 
> thins and that you're audio buffer goes crazy.
> 
> Good Luck,
> 
> drumsix
> Holland

Hello Drumsix

thank your for the information, it makes sence, I don't know how to 
change the Midi buffer but I'll give it a shot. You are absolutely 
right about the "slow thing". If I play slow, the sound cuts off right 
away.

about the monitoring, can I do in some other way without hearing it?
(even if I just record the midinotes, the "glitch come" and destroyes 
the recording)

can you play with a good latency that stills give you a "drum 
feeling"? cuz I cant possible play with sounds hearing afterward I hit 
the pads..

I will check out the buffer!
-Rolf