Re: PLEASE HELP!!
2003-09-23 by hairytrigger
34 years ago, my girlfriend s mother said she would buy me a drum set if I would quit seeing her daughter. I LOVED that drum set. Scott
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2003-09-23 by hairytrigger
34 years ago, my girlfriend s mother said she would buy me a drum set if I would quit seeing her daughter. I LOVED that drum set. Scott
2003-09-22 by ozteevan
... Part of growing up involves learning that at some point you have to stop depending totally on your parents for giving you everything. To demand, or even
2003-09-22 by moosetication
... Still interested here, but work is a little ... fraught, right now. Stewart
2003-09-22 by Drew
Hi Guys (& Gals) Does anyone have any experience (good or bad) regarding the Laney KD100 keyboard amp ?? Would love to know if it would be suitable for
2003-09-22 by liberatusvirus
... because ... Do you have anything you can use to bargain with them--like I ll never ask you for anything ever again or I ll take back everything nasty
2003-09-22 by ashleighhk
I need help on persuading my parents to buy it for me for my birthday/christmas. They normally only spend £150 on me at my birthday and they said a while ago
2003-09-22 by bmwbikerdave
I have a Yamaha PSR 290 keyboard and was wondering if I could use the DTXpress with a direct Midi connection to record in one of the 6 track sequencers built
2003-09-22 by liberatusvirus
... Looks cool; plenty special about it. Please do keep us informed. Ed
2003-09-22 by Theguy Withnoeye
I just got and set my kit this weekend and I m so happy with it, thank you all for your help, thanks Stephanie I followed all of your recommendations.. those
2003-09-22 by liberatusvirus
As gently cajoled by the excellent Vern, let s avoid replying to a previous post if the intention is to start a new thread. At the very least, you give jaded
2003-09-22 by astrami
I actually have one of the quietfloor mats (I only needed one). I had a flat with just basic wooden floorboards and found it was the impact vibrations just
2003-09-22 by Vernon Graner
Hi nick, I changed the subject on your question since it no longer has to do with soundproofing your kit. As has been discussed before, there is no way to add
2003-09-22 by nick menemen
ok guys!here is the deal.Please tell me how i can load (in the dtxpress brain)kits.i have the cable i am connected i hold the manual but nothin happens.is
2003-09-22 by liberatusvirus
... material, ... Now ... own ... As you guys say, it s all sound waves and vibrations, and the long waves of those bass frequencies can cover some ground.
2003-09-22 by anttipi
Yeah, by vibrations I meant those (very low?) frequencies that the vibrating rack and bass pedal send through a concrete floor. By ordinary sound waves I
2003-09-22 by moosetication
... Hmm. It is, of course, many centuries since I did physics, but I suspect that sound is still transmitted in the same manner it was back then. Namely, by
2003-09-21 by anttipi
Pete, I think foam is cheap and very good for eliminating the vibrations. A soundproof mat may be good for stopping sound waves but I don t know if it s the
2003-09-21 by peterpan
i was thinking of buying a soundproof mat (or perhaps a couple) and placing them under the drums. like these ones here:
2003-09-21 by hairytrigger
Ed, I agree. It seems to be a limitation of the module, and no adjustments can make it go away. As for other modules, I have no experience, except long ago
2003-09-21 by liberatusvirus
Scott, Earlier this year, you wrote: The only dropouts I ve noticed is when I do a pressroll/flam . I don t know what it is really called, but when you do a
2003-09-21 by anttipi
I had plywood on top of a foam pad but removed the plywood as it only seemed to *amplify* low frequencies (even though the vibrations seemed to disappear). At
2003-09-21 by Brian LaRue
Is it possible to switch heads later if I buy the plain ConcertCast? This is totally possible. It runs around $45 dollars to do a retro on the older style
2003-09-21 by peterpan
some dude found a solution, bloody expensive though: http://www.vdrums.com/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=10172 pete ... to
2003-09-21 by liberatusvirus
... How are ya, For some pictures of the steps and final tennis-ball platform, go to dtxpressions.com, click on the Links option, and select the last one
2003-09-21 by moosetication
Came across this link on Drummer Cafe: http://home.texoma.net/~docdoc1/jamindex.htm I ve listened to a couple and they seem usable, but it ll be a little while
2003-09-21 by asdascc
Hy! Can you show us a real platform with some pictures please? I m interested too. Thanks!
2003-09-20 by liberatusvirus
... Yoav, Pintech used to convert the ConcertCast pads to the Silentech design at their facility for a fee. It s not as simple as switching heads. Why not send
2003-09-20 by peterpan
well i ve had a look at it at and since he doesnt sell the model i was after I thought about the step up (UB802). it works out only £6 more to buy the better
2003-09-20 by yoavf21
... Ok Thanks. But is it possible to switch heads later if I buy the plain ConcertCast? How much is a mesh-head anyway?
2003-09-20 by liberatusvirus
... Yoav, The ConcertCast Silentech dual-zone snare, a mesh-head design, is more expensive; the ConcertCast plain has mylar heads on it and is slightly
2003-09-20 by anttipi
I searched the archive for anything on recording and MIDI (still a bit confused). I have DTXpress II and plan on buying a 16-track HD- recorder (fully MIDI
2003-09-20 by yoavf21
Hi, I m on the market for a Pintech ConcertCast snare and I wonder what s the difference between those two items at Musician s Friend:
2003-09-20 by moosetication
... There s a UK eBay trader that does new Behringer mixers and other PA gear for good prices. Blue Aran Sound & Lighting is the name of the shop. I don t see
2003-09-20 by peterpan
cheers ed, think i m going to go for the eurorack ub502 that vern kindly pointed out the other day. its exactly what i need and its very well priced. pete ...
2003-09-20 by yoavf21
OK, I finally got it. Seems Imissed out a simple but important thing: The cable that says IN goes to the OUT on the module and vice versa. Now everything works
2003-09-20 by Brian LaRue
I guess I ll make a little box which separates the stereo lead to two mono leads, center and rim, and has the pot for the center lead. The separating feature
2003-09-19 by liberatusvirus
... the ... Pete, If you can afford it, get an external mixer (someone who can afford the TD-8 can t afford a sub-$100 mixer?). I don t recall whether the TD-8
2003-09-19 by Harri Ohra-aho
... Oh, ok. No wonder. Ja, me speak English very large! :) ... I guess I ll make a little box which separates the stereo lead to two mono leads, center and
2003-09-19 by peterpan
thanks for the info vern, the EURORACK UB502 seems really good, especially for the price quoted off the website (£38). PS: It occurred to me that you might be
2003-09-19 by liberatusvirus
... well. ... The problem with the labeling of the DIPs is the manual writer s command of English. S/He treats the term attenuation as if it meant
2003-09-19 by Harri Ohra-aho
Thanks for the advice. ... This really bugged me. :) I flipped the switch up to the H position and the drum actually got _louder_. Tried this with the toms as
2003-09-19 by Vernon Graner
Peter: I took a look at the mixer you mention and the only drawback I see is that it will be mono... completely mono. It will mix four mono lines into one mono
2003-09-19 by anttipi
Has anyone ever compared using a plywood board on a foam pad against the tennis ball thing? Is the tennis ball method more effective for some specific reason?
2003-09-19 by smoerk
as i want to use my computer as a software sampler for my drum pads, i m looking for a good MIDI interface. it seems that USB is not the optimal solution for
2003-09-19 by liberatusvirus
... 4 ... just ... Pete, The number of inputs is fine, but I m not sure that listening to a mono feed from two modules plus a CD player is going to satisfy
2003-09-19 by brown8700
The MMX4 should do the trick for your intended purpose. The question is the line level of the output: Normally, this line would run to a power amp where the
2003-09-19 by smoerk
... You have Sb Live! Midi port[d400] as Midi In and Midi Out. ... Sounds reasonable as the Midi port is the same as game port on a Sb Live!.
2003-09-19 by peterpan
... copying and pasting the link works, for some reason clicking direstly on it doesnt.
2003-09-19 by peterpan
thanks for the info chaps, much appreciated I found a STAGELINE MMX-4 and judging by its description it sounds like what I need, although its seems quite cheap
2003-09-19 by yoavf21
HI, I just got myself the din-midi cable and I try following the info on dtxpressions to start dtxchanging kits. My setup is a dtxpress II and a PC running XP