Passing the torch
2008-02-15 by Keith
Well, it is a sad day for me to see oldguydrummer and liberatusvirus leave as moderators of this group. I have been a member for around 5 years I think,
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Re:Passing the torch
2008-02-14 by Tom Watson
Thanks ogd Rob I really appreciate what you ve done...moderating this group. This place sure was a help when I didn t have any idea what I was doing and there
Knees
2008-02-14 by John Allsopp
Hi Before I start, thanks OGD, I believe you helped me out a few times over the years. OK, I was getting kick drum knee pain (well, not pain, discomfort, and I
Re: Passing the torch
2008-02-14 by emf
Pedro, I posted as liberatusvirus (a Latin transcription of my last name, not a computer disease). Rob and I have been discussing the best interests of the
Re: [DTXpress] Passing the torch
2008-02-14 by Pedro Reyes
I know I m not an active member at all, but I ve been a member since right before the DTXpressIII was for sale (got a good deal on the DTXpressII) I was also a
Re: Passing the torch
2008-02-14 by Keith
Thanks Rob. This has always been an excellent group thanks to you - I was a member even before I bought my first drumstick. I am not sure how safe things are
Re: [DTXpress] Passing the torch
2008-02-14 by opelmyster
Well I have to say thank you for your time and effort in the position you have been in as mod of this group. I am fairly new to the group but I read most all
Passing the torch
2008-02-14 by oldguydrummer
To All: I have had a great deal of pleasure over the years as moderator of this group, but I feel that since my direction has moved more toward the Roland
Wanted DTXIII Module
2008-02-13 by cbarnhart44
Anyone have a spare DTX3 module laying around?
Re: DTXpress ver. 1 or DTXplorer
2008-02-12 by ariefm71
Hi Keith/fddrummer, Thanks for the comment and suggestion. Appreciate it! cheers! Arief
Re: DTXpress ver. 1 or DTXplorer
2008-02-12 by Keith
... Thats seems likely. The DTXplorer came out after the DTXpress III and one of the main things they were supposed to have improved on the DTXpress III
Re: DTXpress ver. 1 or DTXplorer
2008-02-12 by fddrummer06
I haven t used the DTXpress, but I have used both the DTXpress II and the DTXplorer. As stated, the DTXplorer is more limited as far as pads go, but I will say
Re: DTXpress ver. 1 or DTXplorer
2008-02-11 by Keith
... Arief, I have never played a DTXplorer so I don t know how the sounds compare. The DTXplorer only has a Midi OUT, not Midi IN. The DTXplorer only has 9
DTXpress ver. 1 or DTXplorer
2008-02-11 by ariefm71
Hi, this is my first post...pls be gentle to me :) I have an opportunity to purchase a few years old original DTXpress ver 1, or a few months old DTXplorer,
Re: Anyone familiar with dEXTD?
2008-02-11 by Keith
... Its a while since I used it but: 1. if you don t have midi on your PC then the cheapest way is to use a null modem cable and use the PC1 or PC2 selection
Anyone familiar with dEXTD?
2008-02-09 by fddrummer06
I just ran across the dEXTD program, and since I recently got a DTXpress II it sounds like something i d like to use. I have a few questions about it if anyone
Re: Is this possible at all?
2008-02-06 by fddrummer06
... Very cool, makes it very similar to an acoustic set. I ve decided to go with another PCY65s for the HH, so I ll be leaving out 1 PCY65 and 1 TP65 in favor
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Is this possible at all?
2008-02-05 by Damon, Rob
And for something really out in left field.... If you can find a PCY10 (very hard to come by) and pickup a second used cheap Dtxpress module, with a few
Re: Is this possible at all?
2008-02-05 by Keith
... PCY65S as the hi-hat - yes. The module accepts a dual zone hi-hat so you can get an edge sound, for example, from it. Quite good for emphasis or off-beat
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Is this possible at all?
2008-02-05 by Damon, Rob
Another thing to consider is moving the KP65 to inputs 9/10 and use it as the splitter and in one of the menu s you can do a swap input function 1- 9, 9- 1,
Re: Is this possible at all?
2008-02-05 by fddrummer06
... You use a TP65s for the hihat? I m guessing that means the HH input will accept dual zone pads as well. If I were to pick up another PCY65s, would it
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Is this possible at all?
2008-02-05 by Damon, Rob
One of the neat things about the Dtxpress III is that Yamaha changed the programming so that if you assign input 8 as a hihat is will not choke. If you assign
Re: Is this possible at all?
2008-02-05 by Keith
... 7 are 3 zone inputs. Thanks. I knew there was something funny about choking on one of the modules but couldn t remember what. I checked my DTXpress
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Is this possible at all?
2008-02-05 by Damon, Rob
Just a quick note. On the Dtxpress II module, Yamaha slipped up and only inputs 2, 6 and 7 are chokable. On the Dtxpress 1 and 3 inputs 1-8 are chokable from
Re: Is this possible at all?
2008-02-05 by Keith
... Well, the first thing is you have 11 pads and 10 inputs so something is going to have to give! All the cymbal inputs are chokable - that also extends to
Is this possible at all?
2008-02-05 by fddrummer06
I recently purchased a DTXpress II module but have not received it yet. Currently I have the following setup: TP65 x5 TP65s x1 PCY65 x2 PCY65s x1 KP65 x1
Re: Sound set up question
2008-02-04 by racetruck420
I would switch the monitors over to control room and msr100 too main outputs so that you can adjust the bass and treble freq on the board (assuming this is how
Sound set up question
2008-02-04 by imma30
I have a DTXpress III Spec.Ed kit. I also have an Yamaha MG82fx non powered mixer, Yamaha MSR100 powered speaker, and the Yamaha MS50DR Monitor system. I am
Re: TP65S or TP100
2008-02-04 by Keith
... As I understand it, the tom inputs on the DTXpress IV are NOT stereo, but twin mono inputs. That is why putting a TP65S into it will only give you one
Re: TP65S or TP100
2008-02-04 by deneteus
... instead of ... Are ... I have 1 TP100 for the tom and I only have 3 TP65S pads on my DTXIV Special Kit and I noticed the 3 Tom ports have stereo inputs
Re: Not happy with TP65S
2008-01-31 by imma30
Re: Not happy with TP65S
2008-01-31 by imma30
Thanks for info OGD...I appreciate it!--- In ... would ... work ... Is ... series ... on ... intended ... If ... hereby notified that any review,
Re: Not happy with TP65S
2008-01-31 by Keith
As far as I know, the only difference between the TP100 and TP120 is the size. Quite a few people use them on the DTXpress. I use the TP100. The TP120 is
RE: [DTXpress] Not happy with TP65S
2008-01-31 by Damon, Rob
The TP100 has the mounting bracket on it the TP120 does not and would require a separate snare stand to hold it. Other than that it will work fine. OGD From:
Not happy with TP65S
2008-01-31 by imma30
I am looking to replace my TP65S snare pad on my DTXpress III Spec. Edition drumkit. I am thinking about either the TP100 or the TP120. Is size the only
Dtxpress IV cymbal sounds
2008-01-26 by ruffalo2003
Hello out there, So I finally got me a dtxpress IV...The sounds are way better then my old dtxpress 2. I m looking for some nice user settings that you guys
DTXPRESS III, Cubase, MIDI
2008-01-21 by oscillationx
I ran the DTXPRESS through a Firepod and have configured all settings in Cubase, with respect to VST connections. I have been playing with Cubase a bit, and am
Re: Midi Help for beginner
2008-01-21 by oscillationx
DId you get it to work? If not I will try to go through step by step.
Re: Using cubase LE to record dtxpress?
2008-01-21 by oscillationx
Did you try changing the drum map to GM. This should get rid of the piano sound.
Re: Three Zone Snare Pad
2008-01-16 by Keith
... The only 3 zone inputs on the DTXpress 3 are 2, 6 and 7, so if you use a tom input you will just get 2 zones. I m not sure what you would use a rim sound
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Three Zone Snare Pad
2008-01-16 by DARKMOON
thanks guys. i guess i ll have to start searching for a good deal now. :-) keith, the tp100 or tp120 is a triple zone pad, but if we use it as a tom with a
Re: Three Zone Snare Pad
2008-01-15 by Nick Falconer
... rack. ... Ditto, except I have a TP120 on a stand as I m such a sloppy player I like to have a big snare! Nick
Re: Three Zone Snare Pad
2008-01-15 by Keith
... It works fine - I have been using the TP100 for the snare on my DTXpress III for a couple of years now. The red knob doesn t do anything (it does on the
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Three Zone Snare Pad
2008-01-15 by DARKMOON
Hi Keith, speaking of snare pad, have you tried using the snare pad that comes with dtxpress 4 special on a dtxpress 3 special module? if this is not supported
Re: KP65 with Rock Band kit help
2008-01-14 by jdamph
Just use the B diagram Keith provided in the files section without R1 and VR1. Parts for Yamaha KP65 drum trigger (radio shack part number): 1x 1.0µF 35V 20%
Re: KP65 with Rock Band kit help
2008-01-13 by quique_777
... Hi, sorry I didn t get to reply to your e-mail you sent earlier jdamph. I ve been on vacation until today. I was wondering if you could put up the working
Re: KP65 with Rock Band kit help
2008-01-12 by Keith
... I am glad it is now working. The 2N3904 has higher current gain at low currents, so that may be why it is a little better. I guess there is some debounce
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Drums on Rock Band Video Game.
2008-01-11 by Pedro Reyes
I had not seen this, it is great, thanks!, seems like Rock Band is going to Ebay.... or maybe not... ... From: Jeremy Morrison To:
Re: KP65 with Rock Band kit help
2008-01-11 by jdamph
... Ah I didn t see your post until just now. I figured out where it needed to go, I was just going to post what I did. Since the KP65 already has a 1k
Re: Three Zone Snare Pad
2008-01-10 by Keith
... You could use the splitter and put the main pad through to the normal snare input & the rim though to 9. That way the standard kits will still play the