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Re: [DTXpress] New member

2003-02-15 by Walt

Hi Perry, You can access the keyboard sounds, making it possible to play a keyboard sound by hitting a pad. One of the things MIDI has is something called

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Re: [DTXpress] about to buy .....

2003-02-15 by Vernon Graner

I ll take a stab at an answer here, since I ve been the sound engineer that moans about this sort of thing on occasion! (see attached picture! ... As far as I

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Re: [DTXpress] Rim choke

2003-02-15 by Walt

Hi Nicholas, Some people have had this type of trouble because of minute contanimation (belly button lint) between the rubber pad and the plastic . I think

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Re: [DTXpress] Rim choke

2003-02-15 by Vernon Graner

I keep the chokeable cymbal pad on my left as a crash, and I use the single-sound pad as my ride, so I don t get this problem. I find I need the crash choke

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Re: Rim choke

2003-02-15 by hairytrigger <artifax@internetcds.com>

Change the pad type from ride to misc 1, or something else that doesn t support the choke. Scott ... much as I do? I hate the fact that if I play the rim edge

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Rim choke

2003-02-15 by Nicholas Carroll

Does anyone hate the choke facility on the ride cymbal pad rim as much as I do? I hate the fact that if I play the rim edge fast, every second beat tends to

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Re: New member

2003-02-15 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

Hi Perry, Welcome aboard. From recent posts, I m willing to bet that your double bass experience will prove very valuable in this group. If you re having

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New member

2003-02-15 by perry_norsworthy <psmperry@aol.com>

I m glad I found this wonderfull group. I recently purchased at dtxpressII after playing on Whitehall double bass set for the last thirty years, believe it or

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Re: Rejection Question..and a few more

2003-02-14 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

Hi Jade, ... today, ... and ... might ... Are you listening to the DTX through the Peavey? It should be able to handle the signals without distortion if it s

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Roland CY-6 cymbal available

2003-02-14 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

The CY-6 is a round, 12 , stereo, chokable cymbal. Unlike the Yamahas, it has a playing surface reinforced with dense gum rubber, and the thick area on the

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Re: Rejection Question..and a few more

2003-02-14 by jadiebooshkie <jadiebooshkie@yahoo.com>

Walt...it MAY be my stupid headphones AGAIN!! I was playing today, and getting ready to start playing w/MidiKITI, I noticed my bass drum distorting thru the

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Re: about to buy .....

2003-02-14 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

Hi Darren, I ll spell Walt for a moment. Many of the members of this group use the DTX for live gigging, with great success. The DTXpress also seems to be a

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Re: [DTXpress] about to buy .....

2003-02-14 by Walt

Some people think Yamaha s sounds are better than many other brands, and as far as getting the triggering stable enough for playing live, it should not be a

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Re: about to buy .....

2003-02-14 by brown8700 <brown8700@aol.com>

Darren: The DTX is definitely cross-compatible. MY DTX is now just a dtx in module form only, as I have replaced the rack, upgraded to Pintech mesh heads and

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Re: [DTXpress] about to buy .....

2003-02-14 by darren

hey, thanks very much walt, thats answered just about everything i needed confirming!!! just one small thing, when i talked about suitability for gigging and

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Re: [DTXpress] about to buy .....

2003-02-14 by Walt

Hi Darren, yes, yes, yes and yes. Anyway, let me try to attack your questions. First, you should be able to do the bi-directional MIDI stuff you mentioned.

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about to buy .....

2003-02-14 by darren

hello, i m new here and about to buy a dtexpress II (i m pretty sure anyway). Unfortunately there is nowhere within a hundred miles of where I live that stocks

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Rejection Question..and a few more

2003-02-14 by jadiebooshkie <jadiebooshkie@yahoo.com>

I KNOW I have been told about rejection...I am having a time with my snare-HH-and bass drum. I can t seem to pin point WHERE this static sound is coming

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Re: double pedal

2003-02-14 by brown8700 <brown8700@aol.com>

Hello Andreas: I can vouch for the single Tama Iron Cobra as well. Very smooth. I m certain you would be happy with the double pedal version. I played a double

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Re: [DTXpress] double pedal

2003-02-13 by Walt

Hi Andreas, Well, I can t help you with double pedals, since I went the path of having two pedals and kick towers, but as far as the single Iron Cobra I have -

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Re: [DTXpress] double pedal

2003-02-13 by Ratzo

... I have an Iron Cobra Jr. single pedal. Very well made. I m pretty hard on pedals and it s holding up great. Good adjustability. If you find a deal on

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double pedal

2003-02-13 by leffelejon <gadda@kth.se>

Well ive been looking around everywhere for info about good and somewhat cheap double pedals... when i bought my dtxpress i bought a not so good single pedal

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Re: Newbie ... Just ordered it

2003-02-13 by brown8700 <brown8700@aol.com>

Ed: Hope your feeling better by the time you read this message. I m looking for some amplification to give a good stage sound as well as support the main PA.

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Re: Newbie ... Just ordered it

2003-02-13 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

I got the flu and am headed for bed, but I want to give 2 cents on this one. I don t have experience with the Behringer, but the more I find out about the

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Re: [DTXpress] New Owner

2003-02-13 by Walt

Hi Entrancer, and welcome! The most often mentioned weak link seems to be the kick (KP60), but since Yamaha redesigned it on the DTXpressII, we re all waiting

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Re: Newbie ... Just ordered it

2003-02-13 by brown8700 <brown8700@aol.com>

Anyone have experience with the KX1200 ( behringer )? A review on the Behringer Ultrawave B300 Two-Way Active Loudspeaker would also be appreciated

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New Owner

2003-02-13 by entrancer0122 <entrancer0122@aol.com>

I got my DTXpressII in the mail yesterday, came together wonderfully fast; but, I d like to know if there is anything i should know about. We run a cakewalk

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Re: pintech tc-18

2003-02-13 by idodrum2003 <dtomiak22@aol.com>

Ed, I guess I should have read your post from last April before I bought the Tc-18 to use as a ride. It does work great as a crash. That s what I get for

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Re: pintech tc-18

2003-02-13 by idodrum2003 <dtomiak22@aol.com>

Ed, I guess I should have read your post from last April before I bought the Tc-18 to use as a ride. It does work great as a crash. That s what I get for

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Re: MidiKITI Arrived..Hallelujah

2003-02-12 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>

Jade, That s sure a relief. I second Stephen s cheer. Does it say Pro on the bottom right? Post if you run into a snag. I trust you ve been reading the

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MidiKITI Arrived..Hallelujah

2003-02-12 by jadiebooshkie <jadiebooshkie@yahoo.com>

Hi guys! My Mikd KITI arrived today, and now the fun begins in transfering my cymbals to the KAT. I plugged it in to see if it at least powers up..and it

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Re: Newbie ... Just ordered it

2003-02-12 by brown8700 <brown8700@aol.com>

isyne: For home (and for stage monitoring) I use a small Kustom 4-channel PA I got from Musician s Firend for $179. It s not great, but it works for the

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Newbie ... Just ordered it

2003-02-12 by isnyne <isnyne@yahoo.com>

can anyone suggest an amp that will be loud enough for the purpose of playing at average levels in a basement studio? Also, the quantize feature, will it allow

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Re: Pintech Snare - IT WORKS

2003-02-12 by brown8700 <brown8700@aol.com>

Ed: I thought that would probably be the case. And, if it would have worked, I would have probably needed a splitter that would consist of two RING jacks going

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