Re: [DTXpress] Re: Input 9/10
2004-01-23 by Vernon Graner
Dang! Youngest? I don t *feel* it! The defining moment for me was about 5 years ago when I was the Network Engineer for a local High School. I was in the
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2004-01-23 by Vernon Graner
Dang! Youngest? I don t *feel* it! The defining moment for me was about 5 years ago when I was the Network Engineer for a local High School. I was in the
2004-01-23 by Vernon Graner
... Since this has been brought up so much, I created a quick schematic so there can be no doubt what type of cable you need to hook up to port 9/10 on the
2004-01-23 by emf
... Drum ... Careful, young un, you ll scare the other kids away. Vern happens to be the youngest among the three moderators.
2004-01-23 by Vernon Graner
Hmm I m begining to think we need to rename this group old Farts Drum Club .. :) We could all sit around and talk about how , back in our day, we had drums
2004-01-23 by Jay
weird. i also use match grip. i think it s just sloppy playing. as a guitarist and sax player, i was never taught how to hold the sticks, or even how to play
2004-01-23 by emf
... the ... much ... 8 ... Jay, Let me add that playing with a lighter touch may help. I also used gloves every now and then. Sometimes I could deal with the
2004-01-23 by emf
... the ... much ... 8 ... Jay, When I started playing the rubber pads, my fingers blistered a lot. But since I primarily use match grip, my middle finger
2004-01-23 by emf
... I had learned of it from earlier posts. Externally, the design appears correct. Since your reply, I opened the casings on what were to be the two mono,
2004-01-23 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
Sean, There should only be two wires going to each end of the patch cable that are mono plugs. Three conductors at the Stereo end of the plug. You are taking a
2004-01-23 by Jay
have any of you noticed that when you switched to e-drums you developed blisters in new and unusual places on your hands? what s the deal with this? the middle
2004-01-23 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
The piezo on these pads are located dead centered on a metal plate that is bonded to the underside of the rubber striking surface. So if a hot spot were to
2004-01-23 by Sean McEvenue
Thanks for your reply Ed. First, I am almost 55 years old. So, yeah, you were close. I know my years are advanced because my offspring have clarified that
2004-01-23 by rtmtdrummer
I have used differnt cables and even another tp80s pad. I only seem to have this problem on the snare sound. I will change one of the toms to a snare sound and
2004-01-23 by moosetication
... Oh, that doesn t sound good. In my experience, Yamaha has done a superlative job of avoiding hotspots with the gum rubber pads on both the older TP80 and
2004-01-23 by rtmtdrummer
I have a DTXPress I, with a TP80S as a snare. My issue is it sometimes has hot spots while playing and the volume is not quiet loud enough sometimes. These
2004-01-23 by the Sonic Energy Authority
... Welcome Rich, It will indeed work, as that s more or less what I ve done with my DTXpress (Mk1). I already had the PAD 80 - Octapad II, and as a bonus, it
2004-01-23 by emf
... and ... Hi Ed, You know what they say about fools rushing in where wisemen fear to tread. Well, here goes. Since neither of these kits is available to
2004-01-23 by eclipse9917042
Hello, I am sure this may have been asked befor but with all the stuff coming out, I will ask again. I want to get into drumming and (because I live in an
2004-01-23 by DTXpress@yahoogroups.com
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2004-01-23 by DTXpress@yahoogroups.com
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2004-01-23 by emf
... Hi Sean, Nice to have you with us. ... From the evidence given, you must be anywhere from 35 to, say, 150 years old. Am I close? ... the weight ... One
2004-01-23 by smcevenue
First, an aside. I have recently resumed drumming after a 34 year hiatus. There is a definite theme developing here. Unwittingly, I have joined a group that
2004-01-22 by emf
... Justice. I ve noticed that people seem to do their homework and don t respond to false advertising and high prices on ebay, particularly when it comes to
2004-01-22 by Chris
... it s ... simply ... how ... Seems that it didn t work. The auction closed without a single bid. Chris
2004-01-22 by emf
... it s ... Rich, Yes, all of the devices that I mentioned work through the MIDI input. You simply access the voices you want via MIDI note numbers from the
2004-01-22 by rjwyatt_99
... with ... At ... stereo ... Somewhere ... 16, ... Ed, Thanks for the response. Could you use the midi devices to trigger the DTXpress brain via it s MIDI IN
2004-01-22 by jjcorley0000
Can you post the information to the website or the files area here? While I reluctantly admit that I have the skills/experience to handle such a task
2004-01-22 by calystene
Hi all, For those interested in programming an editor, maybe you can start with : Jsynth Lib, www.overwhelmed.org/jsynthlib/ , an universal sysex
2004-01-22 by oldguydrummer
Wow, I get emails everytime someone joins or quits, but I just noticed on the home page how close we are to the big 1000 member mark. Just 18 more members and
2004-01-22 by emf
... the ... Rich, Welcome to the group, and to the world of drummers again. When some people have exhausted the open inputs on the Xpress, they use splitters
2004-01-22 by oldguydrummer
Ok, I now have the Sysex Bulk Dump Data from Yamaha for the DTxpressII and DtxpressIII. Let s see if we can coordinate who wants to tackle what, in generating
2004-01-22 by keith1200rs
... as ... better. ... Ed, I have checked a few places and found a couple with the DTXpress II in stock so the supply doesn t seem too bad here at the moment.
2004-01-22 by rjwyatt_99
Hey Players, Another newbie to the group returning to e-drumming after 10+ years. My last kit was the silver and black triangular Roland kit with the DDR30
2004-01-22 by keith1200rs
Ed, Thanks for the information. I think I was roughly correct in the differences. I haven t tried to buy one yet, and won t for at least a month, so I don t
2004-01-22 by emf
... box ... far). ... Hi Keith, The standard edition of the III resembles the II, except for the additions and improvements to the module and the collapsible
2004-01-21 by keith1200rs
I have read all the posts (I think) and just wanted to confirm that the only significant differences between the II and III are in the box - the pads are the
2004-01-21 by boomer535
Great idea!!!!!!! Thanks for sharing. This will be easy for me cause I m an electrinics hobbiest as well. Ken ... great ...
2004-01-21 by Vernon Graner
heh heh! C00l idea!! :) Course, I don t have to use a DVD for the machine gun effects... just some fast rolls on the snare :D Vern -- Vern Graner CNE/CNA/SSE
2004-01-21 by Creighton Higgins
Yes I can, but I have some work things and music things to deal with 1st- give me a couple days and I will get some pix out. Creighton ... From: boomer535
2004-01-21 by Vernon Graner
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2004-01-21 by peterpan
hello boomer, i for one would very much like to see some pics. cheers pete ... great ... http://www.electronicdrums.com/pads/pads2.htm ... you re ... will
2004-01-21 by Creighton Higgins
Hey Boomer- Every now and then I get to brag that by fixing my kp60- I got a great bass pad. Star with this link:
2004-01-21 by boomer535
Can you email to me, or post it here, the details of how you modified the Remo pad and mounted it to the KP60 tower? Ken boomer17@adelphia.net ... Some ...
2004-01-21 by emf
... Creighton Higgins did it, and he invited inquiries on the subject just four posts ahead of you. Give him a holler. Ed
2004-01-21 by boomer535
I discovered that someone bought a Remo practice pad and mounted it to the KP-60 tower in order to use a double pedal. Anyone have details on how this was
2004-01-21 by moosetication
... It also occurs to me that with a different beater head design (a smaller, rounder one) you would have to do much less bending to get them into the right
2004-01-21 by boomer535
Yep, you did. How about that for coincidence. I went to the file section in the other group and saw the picture of how a double pedal wes modified to work with
2004-01-21 by moosetication
... Déja-vu. Must be a glitch in the Matrix. I m sure I answered an almost identical question, oh, all of four hours ago... Stewart
2004-01-21 by Creighton Higgins
you won t be using doubles on the kp60 since its pad is way small. Some people add a second kp60 which means that you would now have two of Yamaha s worst
2004-01-21 by Stuart McConaghy
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