Re: Power adaptor
2004-04-04 by G
... Hi Nick Yamaha does recommend that you use the proper Yammaha adapter but the one you need is a very popular one. As long as the output of the adapter is
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2004-04-04 by G
... Hi Nick Yamaha does recommend that you use the proper Yammaha adapter but the one you need is a very popular one. As long as the output of the adapter is
2004-04-04 by William Sutherland
sorry Nick - just noticed you re in Australia ! I guess you will have the equivalent of our (UK) Argos superstores ... regards, William ... my ... Dtxpress ...
2004-04-04 by emf
... Drumbalaya.com
2004-04-04 by emf
... With your own software samples? Nope.
2004-04-04 by William Sutherland
Nick, I had the same thought - and discovered that the power supply in my 10 yr old daughter s Yamaha keyboard is the same as the Dtxpress - you can get them
2004-04-04 by Nick Carroll
I ve been playing my DTXpress (original model) with my country band for 18 months now, both at practice and at gigs. It has been a big success. But the
2004-04-04 by Rob
Where so you get the knuckle conections at? One of the tees cracked. Rob DTXpress II
2004-04-04 by bizarrius69
is there a way to make my own drumkit thru my PC? and export it as .syx so that i can upload it to my dtxpressIII?
2004-04-03 by zapaxe
Well guys, sorry I was wrong! The pdf specs did indeed show the bit rate as 16 bit for both the DTXpressIII and the DTXtremeIIS. I read that thing 4 times and
2004-04-03 by zapaxe
... drum ... control. ... great ... MIDI ... nowhere ... module ... mysteriously ... characteristics ... surpasses ... one ... store ... Hi and thanks Ed, I
2004-04-03 by emf
... Steve, The manufacturers still treat drum modules as poor relations to MIDI keyboards, which are far more advanced in features and capability. Some of this
2004-04-03 by zapaxe
... addition ... extra ... software ... ddrum ... are ... in ... sticking ... situation ... Very interesting, thanks for the heads up! You d think that e-drum
2004-04-03 by zapaxe
... III and ... http://www.yamaha.com/yamahavgn/Documents/Drums/DTXIIS_DTXIII_Bro_020 4.pdf ...
2004-04-03 by zapaxe
... http://www.yamaha.com/yamahavgn/Documents/Drums/DTXIIS_DTXIII_Bro_020 4 ... Excellent, thank you! Steve
2004-04-03 by emf
... guys ... Ken, Do post the pictures in our never-ending quest to demystify the insides of e-drums. Beatnik s designs are classic. Ed
2004-04-03 by kimken96
... would ... kick? ... trigger ... minimum ... Thanks for the quick reply Ed. I m an idiot - the snare s rejection was on 9. I must ve missed it when I was
2004-04-02 by emf
... cymbals) ... software ... By and large, no module out there can compete for sound with software samplers. The only one that rivals them in my experience is
2004-04-02 by emf
... Hi, Is there any physical connection between the two triggers that would make the snare react specifically to the kick, or you using the kick? Those two
2004-04-02 by kimken96
Hi all. I have been getting dropouts from the snare trigger when played simultaneous with the kick. It won t do it every time I play them together but it does
2004-04-02 by emf
... the ... along ... connect ... hit the ... Hi, Welcome. If you hit the rim, you ll get the sound programmed to it via the switch. You don t have to hit the
2004-04-02 by Abdulmalek Hamsho
Hi, As I understood, 1-8 jacks are all stereo, but not dual zone, and the benefit of being stereo input is the Rim Switch, which if it s hit along with the
2004-04-02 by oldguydrummer
http://www.yamaha.com/yamahavgn/Documents/Drums/DTXIIS_DTXIII_Bro_0204 .pdf OGD
2004-04-02 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
There is a new PDF brochure on the Yamaha site about the Dtxpress III and Dtxtreme IIS.
2004-04-02 by Joel Pollock
i have the dtxpress. is the snare (and maybe the ride) dual zone for rim shots and i didn t program/set things up right? or are they not and i ll have to buy
2004-04-02 by zapaxe
I don t see anything at all at www.yamahadrums.com on the newer sets. Also not much detail on www.musiciansfriend.com Thanks, Steve
2004-04-02 by zapaxe
I own the DTXpress I and was wondering if the new line in addition to the so called new & improved samples (especially for the cymbals) also includes higher
2004-04-02 by bakesmeister
I just ordered one from Thomann in Germany for £671:00 (+£15 delivery) and it should be here in a few days. They have them in stock and send them same day.
2004-04-01 by emf
... Yes.
2004-04-01 by Joel Pollock
will these work on the dtxpress? ... EVERYTHING TORONTO EVERY WEEK __________________________________________________________________________________ JOEL
2004-04-01 by emf
I wanted you guys to see this first. Some of you newcomers won t necessarily get the importance of this announcement, but it is a genuine coup. The official
2004-04-01 by William Sutherland
Hi Demetris, I think it depends on the size of places you play to some extent. The bands I play /have played in over the past 4 years with the Dtxpress only
2004-03-31 by Joel Pollock
excellent! thanks.
2004-03-31 by bongokonzelmann
Joel, another way to get there: nero wave editor (comes with the nero burning rom package). Just start it, , - here we are. You have
2004-03-31 by b3n1981
Hi Is there any way i can make the DTXPRESSII act like a midi keyboard as i have a Roland MC307 Rhythmtracker and would like to use the pads as keyboard keys
2004-03-31 by Joel Pollock
alright, stewart! awesome! thanks.
2004-03-31 by moosetication
... Run, do not walk, to www.ronimusic.com and download Amazing Slow Downer. Stewart
2004-03-31 by Joel Pollock
okay ed. thanks a lot. maybe i m going about this in the wrong way. does anyone else out there have a way to take a song (wav or mp3) and slow it down to
2004-03-31 by emf
... midi file ... can it ... i can ... Joel, I m quoting myself from another forum long ago. I don t know whether the situation has changed in the meantime,
2004-03-31 by Joel Pollock
is there any good shareware or freeware for making an mp3 file a midi file so that i can run it through my module, adjust the tempo, etc.? can it even be
2004-03-31 by bizarrius69
im wating for my dtxpress set to arrive at the moment, stupid cyprus i have to order it from US, anyway do you know if i can use it live? i have a heavy metal
2004-03-31 by emf
Although we may suffer an arithmetical blow even before I finish typing this message, the DTXpress Group just reached a milestone. This is the first time that
2004-03-30 by robert_cathy
What is the difference between all of these sets? I am loking to by a used 1 or 2 set. Thank you Robert
2004-03-30 by mirroreding
Hello, I am fairly new to this particular drumset and was curious if there was anyway to record the dtx with other drum sounds I have in different file
2004-03-30 by William Sutherland
Glad it s helped, Ken. a couple of other things came back to me during the day... I think I also played around with the Trigger settings - if you hit a pad
2004-03-30 by Joel Pollock
i am new to dtxpress. regarding set up: i think i am missing some of the tube parts for the frame. i m wondering if i can just go to home depot and buy some
2004-03-30 by bongokonzelmann
Hi Chris, actually Musik-Produktiv is only an hour away from where I live, so I know them quite well and also have purchased a couple of items over the recent
2004-03-30 by Chris
... may ... Further to the above, I ve just had a reply stating that UK delivery is EUR 30 which is about £20. Chris
2004-03-30 by Chris
... Very true, but there s no way to shoehorn a Spinal Tap reference into the thread with that answer! :-) Chris
2004-03-30 by Creighton Higgins
... The best deal is not always the very lowest price. Many of us have had excellent service and advice from Drumbalaya: www.drumbalaya.com
2004-03-30 by Joel Pollock
a friend of mine in philadelphia wants to buy a dtxpress online. can anyone recommend a good source for the best deal?