2003-12-23 by emf
... kit? ... hailed ... proud ... sure ... considered ... I thought this would heat up--in a good way--given the variables. But I think that everyone agrees
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2003-12-23 by brown8700
Joe: I am not, repeat, NOT, saying that e-drums are not drums. (does a triple-negative statement make a positive statement?) Lionel Hampton a drummer? You bet!
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2003-12-23 by joechip1
... it. ... Stephen, that is an interesting point, but if I remember correctly in elementary school mucis class the piano was classified as a percussive
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2003-12-23 by emf
... I ve ... to ... price. ... forthcoming ... Hi Jon, Welcome to you and your two sons. I ll let our UK members reply about the relative prices and
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2003-12-23 by brown8700
Jon: Welcome. Go ahead and take the plunge. Stephen
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2003-12-23 by jonddf
Hi everbody. I m a new member on DTXPRESS residing in Leeds, UK. I ve been checking out this group lately and thought it was about time to join, particularly
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2003-12-23 by brown8700
My original position in this debate was not questioning whether e- drums are real drums or something else. Of course they are real drums. I can see them,
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2003-12-23 by Fred, who is in love with Sara
I am a huge fan of the Tama Iron Cobra...tough as heck...vs my friend has had a bad time with his DW...(which is still a great pedal) livetocode
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2003-12-23 by livetocode
Hello to everyone, I have been following this group on and off for the past few months while making my decision on a set. I had played the drum set for 10
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2003-12-23 by Vernon Graner
and for those of you who had the URL get mangled by the word wrap, here: http://tinyurl.com/3xaxj [netzmarkt.de] Remember, http://www.tinyurl.com is your
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2003-12-23 by Vernon Graner
... I figured if you re smart enough to own a DTXpress kit, then well... ;) I m a big fan of Firebird. It s what I m typing from right now. :) ... If I
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2003-12-23 by optimax
Look at : http://www.netzmarkt.de/thomann/thoiw9_yamaha_dtxpressseta_ii_prodinfo.h tml?sn=62d48552c99bcbf38e548d6c7a5204fa 990 € I bought one, should arrive
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2003-12-23 by Creighton Higgins
Hey Perry I would be surprised if line voltage changes would alter the triggering characteristics of your set. It might be good to remember that sound travels
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2003-12-23 by psmperry@aol.com
Hey folks! Merry Christmas! Last week I posted about a problem I had after moving my DTXII to perform at a church function. The snare and Hi-Hat would not play
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2003-12-23 by Creighton Higgins
Vern How d you know I m a Mozilla fan? I did the best thing- waited till 9:00 and walked a block to a store that sells reading glasses. Great tips. Thanks
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2003-12-23 by Creighton Higgins
The real VS E debate is of immediate import to me. It seems like a number of us have used electronic drums as a way to return to drumming after some time
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2003-12-23 by jmascharka
I have the brochure split into 5mb .PDF chunks. Anyone have a place I can upload it so everyone can access it? Or if anyone wants me to email it I can
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2003-12-23 by gsdavideuk
Hiya. Seriously considering purchasing a set of DTXpress 2. Wondering where the cheapest place I can get them in the UK is (online preferably or mail order etc
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2003-12-23 by brown8700
Vern: My contention is this; Most students (kids) are not going to start out their drumming at home on an e-kit. When they sign up for band in middle school,
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2003-12-23 by emf
... playing ... As ... for ... That s pretty much how I see it, too. But I would add one thing: E- drums that approximate, or share, the feel and geography of
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2003-12-23 by Jay
Wow. Now we re getting a little philosophical here. So let s say you learned to play the acoustic guitar, and spend your whole life playing without ever
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2003-12-23 by Brian LaRue
... Stop by the Pintech Booth and say hello if any of you are going to make it to NAMM. I m out their Tuesday-Monday. Peace, Brian
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2003-12-22 by emf
... drums ... Vern raises an interesting point. On the one hand, electronic and acoustic drums have a family resemblance that makes the latter a convenient
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2003-12-22 by G
If you sign ... acoustic so ... for ... a bow. ... drums ... E-drums and acoustic drums are as different as electric or acoustic guitar. You don t have to
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2003-12-22 by Vernon Graner
... Here s tip: if u read your mail in the Mozilla browser, hit CTRL and the plus sign (+) that enlarges the font. If it s IE, choose the view pull-down
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2003-12-22 by Fred, who is in love with Sara
I would agree with your thoughts...I am new to the list, but have to say I would not buy a real set for many reasons other than listed...one of the things
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2003-12-22 by Vernon Graner
... Hmm again, this seems to go counter to my thought process... If you sign up to learn to play lead guitar, they don t start you on an acoustic so you get
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2003-12-22 by G
... electrician so ... burn down. ... Yeah, your right. The last time was pretty hard and I had oodles of homework every night. School is more a mental
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2003-12-22 by Creighton Higgins
Seems to me you should be concentrating on being a superb electrician so that when one of us someday plugs in our drums the house doesn t burn down. Just a
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2003-12-22 by emf
... more ... Congrats. When you emerge from it as a full-fledged electrician, you can start a new career as a designer of electronic percussion components. Ed
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2003-12-22 by G
Just got word today that I have to go to College for 3 months starting Jan.5 2004. It will be my second time out of three to complete my Electrician s
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2003-12-22 by emf
... RDT and Creighton, I sugggest that both of you go the following addresss and sign up: http://www.electronicdrums.com/ If you join (and pay the nominal
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2003-12-22 by Creighton Higgins
hey rdt you may want to wander over to vdrumming.com and search for some threads by the formidable Chris Jude regarding a set of acoustics he is converting. He
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2003-12-22 by Creighton Higgins
Ed Bless you. I found a store in the neighborhood that sells magnifiers and I can read again. The glasses look like the ones Lilly Tomlin wore as the operator
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2003-12-22 by rtmtdrummer
I have an acoustic set I want to convert to electric. I currently have a DTXpress set up. But I would like to convert my acoustic set for uses at church. I was
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2003-12-22 by emf
... low ... morning, ... DTX- the I ... unless ... Dear Bad Santa, My DTXpressI had a dedicated sensitivity parameter for the hihat. It was located under the
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2003-12-22 by Creighton Higgins
oh wizened one I think the offset was 32 (or minus 32) and the T setting was a low positive setting. I left my reading glasses at home today - what a
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2003-12-22 by okant
Yeah, I remembered now. It was Yamaha configured not to receive note off. Thanks ... as ... that
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2003-12-21 by emf
... January 13-18 in Anaheim. Not me.
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2003-12-21 by G
When is NAMM? anyone going? G
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2003-12-21 by brown8700
Daniel: The DTX will endure ant amount of torture you could inflict on it during teaching sessions. As ED pointed out in an earlier response, the cymbal wedges
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2003-12-21 by okant
I was considering ddrum but went with DTX2 instead. It s price/performance ratio was better. ... or
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2003-12-20 by daniel peralta
Yes, you are right there. It s a must to have the kids play on a real drum to get the feel of it. The idea was to have an extra drum in the room for the
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2003-12-20 by jeffrey_chiu18
Hi JC The link does not work. This the the site you can find the IsoFloor - http://www.clearsonic.com/ Best regards and Merry Christmas to all. Jeffrey ...
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2003-12-20 by jmascharka
I don t have space to put it right now. On Monday I ll take the PDF and split it into 3 sections. Then I can put it on the web and will give everyone access
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2003-12-20 by jmascharka
It says that it cuts the sound down by -30 db ... for ... of
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2003-12-20 by brown8700
Daniel: Here s my take. I think you ll find the DTX to be well worth the money. As for applications, you ll find it very useful for practice, and in some
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2003-12-20 by DTXpress@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the DTXpress group. File :
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2003-12-20 by emf
... the ... in ... JC, Congratulations on your kit and welcome to our little get-together. I know of one person who reported success with the tennis-ball
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2003-12-20 by djeeker
Hello everyone, I just bought a DTXpressII to learn drumming and even after the first day (or I should say until deep in the night) I managed to upset my
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