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2002-12-12 by Ken Anthony
Life really sucks when the neighbors complain about a digital set :) Yes - it s the kick usually but if your apartment has thin wall or little carpet padding
2002-12-12 by hairytrigger <artifax@internetcds.com>
Eurorack makes a couple of compact mixers for $60 - $80.You ll probably get two mono channels and two stereo channels. That;s plenty for the Xpress, boombox
2002-12-12 by hairytrigger <artifax@internetcds.com>
Go into voice edit mode. Strike the rim. look at the display to make sure it says RIM. edit the voice. Scott
2002-12-12 by ivan_mangini <sabian_pro13@hotmail.com>
can i use stereopads from roland to use them in my dtxpress please help thanx
2002-12-12 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
You might try the Rolls MX28 Mini-Mix VI. It can handle three stereo inputs; it has a headphone jack; and it s very small. I don t know what your budget is,
2002-12-12 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
Hi Ben, The 65S and 80S are the same size, but the former has the capacity for three sounds (body and two rims) and the latter only two (body and rim). Since
2002-12-12 by jadiebooshkie <jadiebooshkie@yahoo.com>
I have the dual zone cymbal...can I set the edge of the cymbal for crash and the surface of the cymbal for ride or whatever. How can I get 2 distinctly
2002-12-12 by jadiebooshkie <jadiebooshkie@yahoo.com>
Hi guys...what do you suggest for a relatively small mixer that s good, but inexpensive for running the boombox and my headphones?
2002-12-12 by temon2001es <temon_@hotmail.com>
Hi Friends!: Has anyone tried to play DTXpress with Native Instruments Battery? How can it be done? Thank you!
2002-12-11 by Ben Stuyts
Dear group, I have the original DTXpress with 5 x TP60 and 2 x PCY80. I d like to upgrade it with some dual-zone pads. I have some questions about this: First
2002-12-11 by Walt
Yes, the DTXtreme has cross stick sounds. I have not done a one to one comparison, but chances are that it would have the same cross stick sounds as the
2002-12-11 by Ratzo
... Play an acoustic kit for a week, then go back to the DTXpress. That ought to spell it out for them.
2002-12-11 by leffelejon <kth9120@hgo.se>
Hi all My neighbours are already knocking on the walls because of my newly bought dtxpressII. I wonder if its because of the noice it makes (only listening
2002-12-11 by Jim Manfredi (Ashly)
Thanks Joe, but I tried that already. I even downloaded the owners manual on the module from the Yamaha site. Unlike the dtxpressII, they do not show a list of
2002-12-11 by not communist Joe
I can t imagine yamaha leaving out something that important in the sound bank. To be certain though, if you call a decent drum shop that carries the dtxtreme
2002-12-11 by jmanfredi123 <jmanfred@rochester.rr.com>
I now have the dtxpressII kit. I would like to buy the dtxtreme drum trigger module. Does anyone know if there is a cross stick sound in the dtxtreme module
2002-12-11 by hairytrigger <artifax@internetcds.com>
I should clarify something in my last post. When you change kits to erase changes, just go back to that kit to resume editing. You don t have to start a new
2002-12-11 by hairytrigger <artifax@internetcds.com>
Here s my input: You can save anytime you want. Any time you make a change you know you want to save, you should save it before you procede.If you make a
2002-12-11 by Scott Bettersworth
Just leave your snare to the new setting in 50. Now do the other drums and resave into 50. Second question...I don t think that will work. But, you might get
2002-12-11 by jadiebooshkie <jadiebooshkie@yahoo.com>
OK guys....I just started tinkering with my DTXII, I wanna SAVE the drumkit. I changed the voice on my snare ( to 2 layer), I wanna make an acoustic kit close
2002-12-10 by warrenpink <warren.pinker@xtra.co.nz>
Pete I had the same problem and ended up buying a Yamaha Real Head trigger (the one that comes with DTXTREME). I put a Hart Dynamics mesh head on it and I love
2002-12-10 by not communist Joe
I know this is slightly off the subject, but I m looking to buy a used zendrum in decent condition. If anyone inthe group has any information I would greatly
2002-12-09 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
I have one of these available. I d prefer to sell it to someone in the group. It s just under a year old, used primarily as a crash. Someone is selling one on
2002-12-09 by hairytrigger <artifax@internetcds.com>
I, too, can give the ConcertCast102ST a big thumbs up. This is what I ve been using for snare. It works very well. However, I just ordered an AX14S. I thought
2002-12-09 by not communist Joe
Just a bit of input for you about gigging. I found it extremely helpful to replace some of those flimsy plastic clamps with metal ones. That made the entire
2002-12-09 by Dominic Boegel <dboegel@berklee.net>
Or anyone even that goes to berklee too?
2002-12-09 by Dominic Boegel <dboegel@berklee.net>
thank you very much for the usefull advice scott. you see i have been playing acoustic for a good 15 years now and i bought myself a dtxpress so i could take
2002-12-09 by liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@yahoo.com>
Any mesh head snare should work with the DTXPU module, provided that you use either input 9 or 10 for the rim trigger. Too bad Pintech is hard to get in the
2002-12-09 by blunsdonp <blunsdonp@logica.com>
Hi, Can anyone recommend a reasonable mesh head snare pad that is compatible with the DTXpress? I had been thinking about the Pintech AX14S but there are
2002-12-09 by jeffrey_chiu18 <jeffreychiu18@shaw.ca>
Hello, I have downloaded the Windows MIDI Watch program from the DTXpression site. Basically, it allows me to play and regenerates the drum sounds thru PC s
2002-12-09 by DKC
I ve owned both the Roland V-Club and the DTX. Buy the Roland. DCooney St Louis ... From: clerkdanteca To: DTXpress@yahoogroups.com
2002-12-08 by hairytrigger <artifax@internetcds.com>
I use just the DTXpress for gigging. I have a great balance. When I let some one else play my kit, when I go out and listen, it is awesome. The only way you
2002-12-08 by Dominic Boegel <dboegel@berklee.net>
i would really like to know more about that matter. is there a way that only you hear the click in the phones but not through a PA when you hook the dtxpress
2002-12-08 by hairytrigger <artifax@internetcds.com>
Yeah, I missed it, too. All I wanted to do was use a midi patch transmitter to change kits. A really simple device. But would it work? Not without that little
2002-12-07 by eugenecanady <eugenecanady@yahoo.com>
scott, thanks a bunch. doh! i had all my cables pluged in and didnt even notice that little thing. just not used to that kind of hardware switch. it seems
2002-12-07 by hairytrigger <artifax@internetcds.com>
Look on the back of the unit. There is a tiny multi-position switch. Make sure it is in the proper position for the trans/receive mode you are using. Scott ...
2002-12-07 by eugenecanady <eugenecanady@yahoo.com>
hey all, just bought the last available dtxpress limited edition and have a couple questions cause im having some trouble... 1. out of the box should the
2002-12-07 by jeffrey_chiu18 <jeffreychiu18@shaw.ca>
Hello. Greeting to all. I am new to this forum. Two months ago, I have bought a DTXpress with RS60A rack for my wife. And she loves it. Just by watching her
2002-12-07 by Ratzo
... I bought a DTXpress a couple months ago. I see no difference in the rack between my older model and the DTXpress II.
2002-12-07 by hairytrigger <artifax@internetcds.com>
Ther DTXpress II is definately the way to go. Original DTXpress is still available for around $700.The II is $999.99. The DTXpress 2K was an improved version
2002-12-07 by saboricua81 <saboricua81@yahoo.com>
This kit is pretty much known as the DTXpress and the DTxpress2. I wonder if you can still buy the DTXpress brand new being as though the 2 is already
2002-12-07 by jusdadrumr@aol.com
I just bought the DTXpress II. It has the 3 zone snare. After Buying it, a throne, and a Yamaha bass pedal, I spent right around $1,000. As for the other
2002-12-06 by Tim
Here is what I have left of my DTXPress kit... I will sell it all or individually, but everything must go, I am getting a divorce and need all the money I can
2002-12-06 by Jon Britton
Im confused about the different titles and prices i have seen for the DTXpress, one supplier has called it DTXpress , one DTExpress and also DTXpress 2
2002-12-06 by Homer Simpson
Thanks for the information. ppreciate it. ... _________________________________________________________________ The new MSN 8: smart spam protection and 2
2002-12-06 by liberatusvirus
I, for one, have no idea what some of Yamaha s proprietary voice names mean. As for what to do with your stored kits, visit the site DTXpressions, created by
2002-12-06 by liberatusvirus
Hi Scott, Funny you should mention the high hat thing. I posted about the stereo Zenbal a while ago. I absolutely love it as a cymbal for all seasons. I
2002-12-06 by hairytrigger
OK, group, here s the deal. I m ready to get a stereo pad for HiHat. The TP80S is out of the question for obvious reasons. I am considering a Zenbal. They call
2002-12-06 by saboricua81
Thanks guys, if it wasn t for you guys I d still be stuck on page one of the manual :-) I conected my Samson headphone amp to the DTX2. Actually what you do is
2002-12-05 by liberatusvirus
The headphone issue, in conjunction with the relatively low volume of the DTXPU s output, has generated a lot of discussion over the years. You would do well