Re: DTXpress velocity sensitive?
2003-10-16 by Farkus Gwenadon
... Arg, I just wrote a super-long reply and the send button got messed up. Anyways... Thanks very much for your in-depth reply to my question! I m a brand
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2003-10-16 by Farkus Gwenadon
... Arg, I just wrote a super-long reply and the send button got messed up. Anyways... Thanks very much for your in-depth reply to my question! I m a brand
2003-10-16 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
... For example, I like a really deep sound thump for my floor tom, so I layered a lower volume base drum sound in with the low tom sound. OGD
2003-10-16 by liberatusvirus
... it ... normal? Mike, There is a mechanical spring noise upon release, a kind of prolonged click, which appears to be completely normal. It wouldn t be
2003-10-16 by liberatusvirus
... --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Farkus Gwenadon ... Yes, theoretically that s what it means. And Yamaha gives you different choices
2003-10-16 by Michael Y.
The HH60 on my DTXPRESS 1 Has a minor clicking, noise. It only occurs when i press down and release, when the rubber comes back up. This sound has nothing to
2003-10-16 by Farkus Gwenadon
... know, ... regardless ... Hi, So, does crossfading velocity mean that I can have 2 separate sounds on my cymbal, and depending on how hard I hit it, it will
2003-10-15 by liberatusvirus
... If Yamaha hasn t changed the system while my back was turned, the Xpress module is capable of two levels of velocity crossfading per pad. This is a feature
2003-10-15 by evansonebay
Are the pads on this kit velocity sensitive? And if so, how many levels of sensitivity does it have? Thanks =)
2003-10-15 by liberatusvirus
... on the ... both the ... would ... would be ... eliminate ... They took the easy road, didn t they? That is, the margin for a certain type of error is
2003-10-15 by Theguy Withnoeye
Well, that just gave me an idea.... Next time I get the same problem, I ll take off the top plate and move the wedge directly, if then I become totally certain
2003-10-15 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
... Ed, An interesting design issue is: Why Yamaha chose to use the spring on the bottom of the HH65 to lift top plate pedal only and not to lift both the top
2003-10-15 by liberatusvirus
... Pedro, I assume that you saw the response that OGD got from Yamaha when he asked about whether the action of the HH80A were fully continuous or simply more
2003-10-15 by liberatusvirus
... (having an ... design flaw ... on ... had was ... although ... wear and ... on the ... of the ... lifting up ... enough to no ... pretty ... after year,
2003-10-15 by Theguy Withnoeye
... it still is under warranty, I bought it new about a month ago. ... the sound stick. It s the sound. I Still Feel I should open it and check out if there s
2003-10-15 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
... Ed, Some thoughts on the HH65. When I first opened the HH65 up, my first impression of the pedal (having an engineering background) was this could be a
2003-10-15 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
Pedro, Go to the photo sections of this group and there are pictures of the inside of a HH65. As you can see there really isn t much to it. If it s still under
2003-10-15 by liberatusvirus
... Pedro, Since the difficulty is intermittent, it does seem like something is amiss in the controller, perhaps faulty contact with the element at the pedal s
2003-10-15 by Theguy Withnoeye
Hi everybody, I ve been experiencing a problem, sometimes after an hour or so of playing on my DTXpressII the HH pedal gets stuck, like in a middle position, I
2003-10-15 by liberatusvirus
... be ... Hi Mikey, Welcome to the party and congratulations on your new (used?) DTXpressI. You can raise the volume of every pad by entering the voice menu
2003-10-15 by Michael Y.
Hey Guys, I just got myself a new DTXPRESS 1 set today and I am lovin it. Just got a question, when i am using the Acoustic Drumset #1, I can barely hear the
2003-10-14 by psmperry@aol.com
Dear Khew and Rich, Thanks for the procedure to access the GM sounds. I didn t think it was possible without a midi/computer setup. I had limited success
2003-10-14 by liberatusvirus
... reset ... how ... Jim solved his problem by setting the voltage correctly. I posted his message, and a report of his solution, because it may come in handy
2003-10-14 by jameskling
Hi All, I just mailed my DTXpress II kit overseas from Asia to US. After setting it up, the brain appears to be wiped. When I turn it on, I get a clear screen
2003-10-14 by gordonbakos420
I might have just got the deal of a life time, A dtxpress for $515 on ebay. At first the seller said that he was unable to change the sounds of anything but
2003-10-13 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
Another option, is what I did. I found the best deal on the web and then printed out the quote and took it to my local Guitar Center and they matched the deal.
2003-10-13 by liberatusvirus
... the ... fond, ... as ... a ... Be ... In the interests of fair play, zzounds is also offering the kit for the same price, with free shipping, although it
2003-10-12 by liberatusvirus
... my ... already ... sort of ... Darren, Some of them run cold, like the Hart ECII ride, or, perhaps, the Accusnare or hat. Some drummers, incidentally, are
2003-10-12 by Darren Lo
... Along similar lines, I recently purchased a Pintech CK-V to replace my (again-) failed KP60. What I would characterize as a light tap already registers
2003-10-12 by liberatusvirus
The Boston Globe, on a Sunday page entitled Home Entertainment, has yet more coverage of this little USB kit. Once again comes the reviewer s admission, I
2003-10-12 by liberatusvirus
... The advertised prices for the kit seem to be locked at $995. The secondary considerations--like freebies and shipping cost--may be the deciding factor.
2003-10-12 by evansonebay
Probably E-bay. But, I asked where I could get the best prices on a new set, because I would prefer a new one. I don t know where I m buying from, that s why I
2003-10-11 by liberatusvirus
... more ... Yoav, You can bring the gain down, but frankly I don t think that it will do much good. I think your playing style, as well as the facts of the
2003-10-11 by yoavf21
Hi guys, after three weeks where I almost didn t played (work, work, and more work) I m starting to loose it. My new concertcast snare won t behave. I can t
2003-10-10 by SKWatson
Got the 3 tom set (5 piece total). Toms are 8,10,and 12. Snare and kick are 12 also... I ll keep looking, I noticed that one other person had the pads
2003-10-10 by liberatusvirus
... the ... rest ... too ... Steve, I ll bet it s hard to imagine giving them up. Can you afford the rest of the YESS hardware? Did you get three toms or four,
2003-10-10 by docdrum_s
... channels in order to access the GM sounds. ... module? ... see the GM list in order for me to scroll to the timpani patch. I ve gone thru the 2 manuals
2003-10-10 by SKWatson
Played with one of the pads last night to see how it worked with the DTXxpress II. Triggering was ok, but they do make a lot of noise with the regular heads.
2003-10-10 by liberatusvirus
... SK, Coupla things. The DTXtreme rack was aluminum, too. I should also clarify that if your pads came with the YESS mounting system (I don t know whether
2003-10-10 by liberatusvirus
... That s a nice bit of luck. There s some disparity between the Xtreme pads and Xpress module. You ll suffer in the number of inputs/ outputs, which break
2003-10-10 by JAMES HUGHES
... Well Adam, for the first question, yes I do miss my accoustic set, not so much for the sound, but for the time and money and sweat invested in it.(although
2003-10-09 by SKWatson
Just lucked into a new DTXtreme pad set (birch shell real head pads). I m now wondering if anyone here can/would like compare and contrast their experience
2003-10-09 by freakndrummer
James, Thanks for the links to your bands site. It s really great to know of others using the DTXpress in live settings. If there are others on the group, I
2003-10-09 by liberatusvirus
... The dtxpress I module works with cymbals that can choke; in fact, it shipped with one. ... when ... By all means, keep your foot off the pedal when you
2003-10-09 by freakndrummer
I can t answer the question about the cymbal pad. As far as the Hi-hat goes... assuming that the DTXpress I Hi-hat pedal interacts with the module in the same
2003-10-09 by rtmtdrummer
Can I use a choke type cymbal and get it to work with a dtxpress 1 module and be able to use the choke function? Also can someone help me with how to hook up
2003-10-09 by JAMES HUGHES
Hi! Accoustic to electric was very easy for me ... I am a steady gigger , playing on average 2 to 3 nights a week using my Dtxpress2 for the shows. I think the
2003-10-09 by ozteevan
... Welcome to the group. On the issue of the bass pad moving I would like to add that on most surfaces it locks in quite well and does not budge. For those
2003-10-09 by freakndrummer
First of all, welcome! I m also new to the world of electronic drums. I got my DTXpressII just 2 weeks ago and am having a great time with it! To add to what
2003-10-09 by liberatusvirus
... always ... they ... tried ... big ... Hi and welcome, I ll let other people go into detail about playing an electronic kit live, but, for one thing, when
2003-10-08 by steed02472
Hi folks Just found this group and like what I see so far...I ve been playing acousic drums for over 30 years in all kinds of bands in the UK and the US...now