Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

I will certainly abide by Yamaha's rules on this one.  And 
thanks for the Dtxpress I info.

    For the name I was thinking:  The eDrum Fiddler

fiddle (v):
- To move one's fingers or hands in a nervous fashion. 
- To occupy oneself in an aimless or desultory way. 
- To meddle or tamper. 

    I think that word pretty much describes the program's usage in a 
nutshell.  ;)

    BTW, I've been brushing up on my Java UI skills (Swing) and also 
wrote some basic MIDI code already.  While being a wee bit of 
work... I'm actually enjoying it.  I may send out a UI prototype for 
people to give feedback on.



--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "oldguydrummer" <rdamon@m...> wrote:
> I have added the Sysex info for the Dtxpress I. According to 
Yamaha 
> the DTX2.0 does have the ability to issue system change 
instructions, 
> so that it would be difficult or impossible to write code for it. 
So 
> it looks like it will be limited to use with the Dtxpress I/II/III 
> and the Dtxtreme I/II only.
> 
> Also, we cannot use the phrase "Yamaha" or "DTX" or any Yamaha 
> trademarked logo as a part of the name of the utility. We need to 
> also put a disclaimer that the utility is not supported or 
approved 
> for use by Yamaha and they will not cover any usage of the utility 
> under warranty repairs.
> 
> So, I think the originator of the utility should have the honor of 
> giving it an appropriate name.
> 
> OGD