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Re: Walt's Longevity

2003-02-28 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

Stephen, He s too modest to say so, but, yes, that was him. He s very very old now, but god bless im, he stays active. Ed

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Walt's Longevity

2003-02-28 by brown8700 <brown8700@aol.com>

Walt: Was that you that Ringo portayed in the movie Caveman ? Stephen

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SUCCESS WITH THE PM16!!

2003-02-27 by underneathheaven <realvast@swbell.net>

Hell yeah!! The PM16 works with the dtxpressII! Martin called me right now and all he had me do was reset my module and then choose a midi note number on

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Re: New DTXpress II owner onboard

2003-02-27 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

Just 40? Walt would dearly love to be so young again. Just the other day, he was telling us what it was like to play his old three-piece Slingerland kit with

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Re: New DTXpress II owner onboard

2003-02-27 by dvaoa28 <dvaoa28@yahoo.com>

From one old fart to another... The DTXpressII (along with a Korg D1200 multitrack recorder) were gifts to myself now that I ve hit 40...I plan on them being

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Re: New DTXpress II owner onboard

2003-02-27 by dvaoa28 <dvaoa28@yahoo.com>

Jim, I did notice the (expansive) list of sounds in the manual; I ll give the ones you mentioned a try. Thanks. Randall ... supposed to ... hi-hat ... toms

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Re: New DTXpress II owner onboard

2003-02-27 by dvaoa28 <dvaoa28@yahoo.com>

Walt, Thanks to you too as well. I m actually printing this to give it a try tonight. As for the HH pedal, the one that came with the set is the HH65; I ve

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Re: New DTXpress II owner onboard

2003-02-27 by dvaoa28 <dvaoa28@yahoo.com>

Hi Ed, Thanks for the info; also, sorry about dissing the woven heads. I was just really surprised at how odd they felt in the store, but like you said it

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Re: New DTXpress II owner onboard

2003-02-27 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

Hi Randall, Welcome aboard. I m a big midwest percussion fan. There are numerous options for getting the toms to sound less like the 80s drum machines. In

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New DTXpress II owner onboard

2003-02-27 by dvaoa28 <dvaoa28@yahoo.com>

Hey everyone, I just got my new DTXpress I set from Midwest percussion. Initial reactions include, -I m very impressed how authentic the snare-kick-cymbals &

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FYI - post from the DTX group

2003-02-27 by Walt

I currently have a DTX module and 1 dual zone cymbal for sale, both work fine and are on ebay, Item # 2511970437 for anyone interested. Items are both shipped

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Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-27 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

Well, okay, I guess I m in. Matt may be more qualified for this than I am, but since the waves for bass frequencies are longer, wouldn t it take longer and

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Re: [DTXpress] Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-27 by Matt Pobursky

I quite enjoyed it actually! And I might mention that I am an electronics engineer, do audio design and high performance speaker design as a hobby. I almost

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Re: [DTXpress] Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-27 by Vernon Graner

I dunno about bordom, but it seems relevant to this list if only because the nuances of analog vs digital drums comes up so frequently. If the Aural Exciter

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Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-27 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

After I wrote that thing, I figured that I might have wiped out the whole board with boredom. Walt said it must have been too much caffeine; I think it may

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Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-26 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

If you want to call Pintech about the adapter to see whether they can send one out to you faster, the number is 1-800-445-0506 (864- 288-1500). Ed ...

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Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-26 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

Vern, I have it on good authority that the band Spinal Tap used Aural Exciters w/Big Bottoms on the Smell the Glove tour. Sorry, I couldn t resist. I can t

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Re: [DTXpress] Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-26 by MrPhoney@aol.com

The way it was explained to me was like this. When we listen to live acoustic music as in an orchestra or dixieland band all the sounds get to our ear in a

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Re: [DTXpress] Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-26 by Vernon Graner

Hmmm.. :::the Skeptic in me jumps forward and grabs the keyboard:::! :) I ve have never been able to get anyone to explain to me what *exactly* an Aphex Aural

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Re: [DTXpress] Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-26 by MrPhoney@aol.com

I ordered the adapter from Drumbalaya. It cost 29.95 and is on backorder. Scotty at drumbalaya mentioned that Pintech has an adapter but I couldn t find it on

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Re: [DTXpress] Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-26 by Walt

Hi Claudio, Your new xpress madule has had a FAT pedal hooked to it before, and it does require an adapter to make it work. You also have to be careful where

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Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-26 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

Aphex Aural Exciter w/Big Bottom? There s a joke there somewhere, but I wouldn t touch it with a 10 foot colorectal surgeon. Yes, the snare input, like the

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Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-26 by Claudio Ortiz <MrPhoney@aol.com>

Thanks for the reply. I believe that the HatKat will work. It has 3 inputs Trigger, Switch and Control. I will let you know about the Accusnare. The response

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did you see this?

2003-02-26 by Walt

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Re: Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-26 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

Hi Claudio, Actually, a good price for a used dtxpress module these days would be about $10-$20--just kidding. The $182.50 is the lowest price that I ve seen

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Newbie to DTXpress

2003-02-26 by Claudio Ortiz <MrPhoney@aol.com>

I have been using electronic kits for a few years. My current setup is an Alesis DM5 with a Pintech mesh pad kit with a Hart Accusnare, Visulite crash cymbals,

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RE: [DTXpress] Re: Metronome

2003-02-26 by Erik Dobbelsteijn

Hi ... certain note numbers included a male voice saying one , two , three and four . You could check if the new WDM chipset (which is built-into the

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Re: Metronome

2003-02-26 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

Hi Anand, I m pretty sure that the dtxII doesn t talk, but it will click if you want it to help you keep good time. Roland users must have paid good money for

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Re: midi out on dtxpress

2003-02-26 by Art <neverthoughtidbe@yahoo.com>

actually, right after i posted, i found out that the DIP switch on the back was indeed the problem. thanks so much everyone for the replies, the pdf manual

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Metronome

2003-02-26 by abhyankaranand <anand@fastmail.fm>

Hi, I am new to this group and new to the world of drums. I got a DTXpress II last month. A friend of mine has a Roland system in which the metronome can be

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