--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "S-E-A" <sonicenergyauthority@n...> wrote: > I wanted to improve the cymbals sounds, and yes there are improvements, a > few new sounds here and there, but the improvements are marginal. > As I've never had the chance to play a mk II module, so I don't know if the > LCD screen shows trigger activity as bar graphs, quite handy. > I do know that the key / menu system changed on the mk II, and it's the same > (as far as I know) on the mk III. > It took a bit of getting used to having used the original module so long. > Some of the bad stuff remains from the original module, the play- along-tunes > are still cheesy, but there's > enough interesting new stuff to keep me occupied. > If I had the opportunity to try before I bought it, I have to say I probably > wouldn't have done so. Still, I don't regret getting the unit. Thanks, SEA. Do you feel like describing a little more how the menu system changed? > I've also managed to buy a couple of Pintech's ZB1 zymbols, as many on the > list praise them. > Sadly I'm finding that there a little temperamental with both the DTX > modules. > Them seem to multi trigger, I've tried various gain levels, rejection > settings, and so forth, but I never get satisfactory results. We're going to have to address this Zenbal situation with the DTXP now that three people have been critical. When I did a head to head evaluation of the Roland CY-6, Pintech ZB2, and Yamaha PCY-80S through the DTXP a couple of years ago, the Zenbal made a favorable impression. It seems time to revisit it. Does anyone have successful trigger settings with the Pintech Zenbals that they'd be willing to share? > Going back to the Octapad a sec, > I've found that the Yamaha pads (TP-65s I think) are not quite as compatible > as I thought. They work , but have strange velocity sensitivity (no real > soft triggering). > Oddly, the old Yamaha cymbal wedges seem to work better. Even after adjusting the sensitivity knob at the bottom?
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Re: Is 3 is the magic number?
2004-03-25 by emf
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