Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "moosetication" <moosetication@y...> 
wrote:
> --- neoronheron wrote:

> It rather depends what you mean by "connect the brains". Connect 
> how? The easiest connection would be a simple audio that "mixes" 
the 
> outputs from the two brains.
> 
> The biggest issue you will have is crosstalk - you should aim to 
> isolate pads connected to either brain to the same rack section. If 
> you have two pads on the same section that connect to different 
> modules, there's not much you can do with rejection.
> 
> Stewart

The only "electronic" way to prevent crosstalk between modules is to 
sacrifice a input trigger on each module and buy some mono/stereo Y-
splitter cables. You can then setup specific rejection settings 
between the offending pads. I had to do this when I setup a 
PCY10/PCY65S as a three zone hihat pad and controlled them both via a 
single HH65 pedal.

But the simplest way, like Stewart pointed out is to isolate pads on 
different sections of the rack.

OGD

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