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2003-01-24 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
Jade, Thanks for asking. I ve had a little time to tinker and test the Visu-lite 1800B ride today through the Yamaha, and I m really impressed. It triggers
2003-01-24 by jadiebooshkie <jadiebooshkie@yahoo.com>
... HiHats....your critique of the Visulite Ride...how is it? ... through ... Tom ... that
2003-01-24 by dopmi <mapod@wanadoo.fr>
Hi Ed , yep it was self rejection the problem ... it was set to 9 because sometime when i hit on the border of the cymbal pad i have the sound of the center (
2003-01-24 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
Hi Stephane, Did you try lowering the self-rejection number? That s the obvious villain if you can t get the cymbal to work for a couple of seconds after you
2003-01-24 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
Jade, Remember that the only place that you can add new pads is input 9/10, which will take either two mono pads or one dual-zone pads. The TP80s, as a stereo
2003-01-24 by deb maniace
Haven t had a chance to work on the cross-talk issue, but I did talk to Dave J from Yamaha, and he said that I could use a Y adapter to hook up more pads in
2003-01-24 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
I hope that you solved that crosstalk problem between the hat and the snare. The only cymbal that I ve had trouble getting to work adequately through Yamaha
2003-01-24 by dopmi <mapod@wanadoo.fr>
Hi Ed , no i had just used the strero cable of my snare for my stereo cymbal pad until i buy another stereo cable ( the mono cable was on snare ) but forget
2003-01-24 by jadiebooshkie <jadiebooshkie@yahoo.com>
Just wondering...what other brands of cymbals will work with the DTExpress II...namely dual zones? Hart, Pintech Roland?...Anyone tried using these with the
2003-01-23 by ozteevan <ozteevan@yahoo.com>
Hi Nick Regarding a beginners course I would recommend Stick Master from Yamaha Music. It connects up to the DTX easily and is really fun to play/learn along
2003-01-23 by chitsman <chitsman@silcom.com>
Herb- I have a ProTools 001 on loan from a friend. I have experimented with the instrument I/O for recording. It works as expected. What I am going to try next
2003-01-23 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
Hi Stephane, I m not sure that I understand your connection from the pad to the module. Ordinarily, I d recommend that you lower the cymbal s self- rejection
2003-01-23 by dopmi <mapod@wanadoo.fr>
Hi , i have one of my cymbal pad ( Yamaha stereo ) it s a second pad and on this one the ride surface is for a splash , the problem is that i have to wait 2 or
2003-01-23 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
Hi Herb, This is a little out of my realm. I ve never used Protools, but maybe my ignorance will help set the ball rolling. First of all, congratulations. The
2003-01-23 by hricco <herb@broadfield.com>
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2003-01-23 by Tim <tim.erim2@telia.com>
Whats the difference between the 2 cables that u can connect to the PC?
2003-01-23 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
The current Roland TMC-6 will add 6 inputs to the DTXII for something between $220 and $300 new. Besides price, the drawback to this unit, however, may be that
2003-01-23 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
Hi, See post 2961. Program the snare for specific rejection of the hi hat (presumably, trigger 2 to reject trigger 8). Set the numerical value only as high as
2003-01-23 by jadiebooshkie <jadiebooshkie@yahoo.com>
Hi again...I forgot to post this question (please forgive me as my computer has been in sick bay for a week, it just got fixed and I have some catching up to
2003-01-23 by jadiebooshkie <jadiebooshkie@yahoo.com>
I know this was asked before, but I can t find the thread related to it. I would like to add more drum pads and cymbal pads. Can an expansion module be used
2003-01-22 by hricco <herb@broadfield.com>
Hey fellas, it s been a while since I ve been here, but I still get all of your emails and try to help whenever possible. I ve been working alot with Acuostic
2003-01-22 by Matt
Hi folks I have a basic control keyboard plugged in via MIDI, set to channel 10, when I press the notes I can hear all the drums and cymbal sounds EXCEPT the
2003-01-22 by Ratzo
... If you have a KP60, try this before anything else. Get yourself a Pearl Quad Beater for your kick pedal. It s a beater that has four different sides to
2003-01-22 by Bonnie <oichick621@yahoo.com>
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2003-01-22 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
Hi John, Really? I can t imagine. Actually, that sort of thing was commonplace in the two earlier DTXpress versions, but it didn t seem to be happening much in
2003-01-22 by JohnnyJ <myhihat@hotmail.com>
I apologize if this question has been answered before. I just received my DTXpress this Christmas and I discovered tonight that when I hit the kick pad, it
2003-01-22 by zolerz <seanvfarrell@bloomberg.net>
Thanks--that helps. ... 9310
2003-01-21 by Ozan <ozanyagci@hotmail.com>
Hi Sean Check out this link. http://www.drumcentral.com/hardware5.htm#YamBassPedals Ozan.
2003-01-21 by Ozan <ozanyagci@hotmail.com>
Hi Sean Check out this link. http://www.drumcentral.com/hardware5.htm#YamBassPedals Ozan.
2003-01-21 by Carson Black <cfbjr@yahoo.com>
I am a newbie to MIDI. Not computers, just MIDI. I have a first version DTXpress, and Cakewalk Sonar XL 2.0. Here s what I want to do: I want to use the
2003-01-21 by Carson Black <cfbjr@yahoo.com>
Hello All, I m trying to use the DTXchange program on Windows ME. I recieve the following error when I click the MIDI SETUP button: Run-time error 380 :
2003-01-21 by wb7ubd <edm@pileus.com>
One of the inputs is a true dual-trigger input that can handle a dual-trigger snare (i.e. two piezo sensor arrangement like is used on all current snares). Ed
2003-01-21 by wb7ubd <edm@pileus.com>
Piezo s and FSR s are not the same. FSR stands for Force Sensitive Resistor which operates pretty much as described in its name. Piezo crystals actually
2003-01-21 by underneathheaven <realvast@swbell.net>
Thats exactly what I was looking for Ed because I think I saw you discuss that at some other time but I didn t print it out. What are piezos and FSRs exactly?
2003-01-21 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
Unfortunately, we re stuck with the use of the misleading term stereo, rather than dual-zone, to describe pads that comprise a piezo main trigger and a
2003-01-21 by underneathheaven <realvast@swbell.net>
OK, is there a reason that dual zone and triple zone pads are stereo? Do they have to be stereo? Can you have a dual zone mono pad? Example:a dual zone
2003-01-21 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
Okay, got ya. Here s what I think is going on. Input 9/10 will handle two mono FSRs or two piezos but not one piezo and one membrane switch from a stereo pad
2003-01-21 by underneathheaven <realvast@swbell.net>
I printed out that web page and took it to my local music shop to see if they could match the deal. They told me that most of the stuff was cheap stuff, but
2003-01-21 by cre8iv8 <cre8iv8@yahoo.com.au>
If so, I m looking for a cool website to download additional sounds from
2003-01-21 by underneathheaven <realvast@swbell.net>
yeah, go with an iron cobra! :) ... 9310
2003-01-21 by SKWatson <skwatson@bellsouth.net>
Then some more theory here... Couldn t the barpad go (via a custom cable) to the 2 rim parts of the ride input (assuming that it is capable of handling the 3
2003-01-21 by Ratzo
... They re not the Tama Iron Cobra, Pearl Eliminator, or DW 5000? ____________________________ Jim
2003-01-21 by zolerz <seanvfarrell@bloomberg.net>
Make that 3 pedals. :)
2003-01-21 by zolerz <seanvfarrell@bloomberg.net>
Hi---New guy here-- What are the differences between these two Yamaha pedals:8210, 9310 and 9410. Thanks-Sean
2003-01-21 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
The Yamaha bar pad has two FSRs that access inputs 9/10 through a single stereo cable or any other two inputs via a splitter. The cymbal bell trigger is a
2003-01-20 by SKWatson <skwatson@bellsouth.net>
If I understand correctly, if you want to have both the bar pad and the cymbal bell trigger, you would have go with an extra trigger module of some sort. This
2003-01-20 by Steve Parker
Excellent reply. Thank you. ... From: S-E-A To: DTXpress@yahoogroups.com Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 1:34 PM Subject: Re: [DTXpress] Light show Hello
2003-01-20 by S-E-A
Hello Steve, Well I m a lampie as well as a sound engineer, and started in music playing drums, hence why I have a DTX. I used to use MIDI controlled lighting,
2003-01-20 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
Does this link help? http://www.cakewalk.com/mp3_encoder/default.asp ... with
2003-01-20 by leffelejon <gadda@kth.se>
i was wondering if there is a way to convert midi to vaw or mp3 with cakewalk or do i need some plugin or other program for that?