Noise Reduction
2001-05-25 by dave.daniels@marconi.com
Hi guys, I ve good method for significantly reducing the noise from playing on a DTXpress, kick pad and all. I ve used this method in the past a lot to
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2 Layer Voices?
2001-05-25 by DrummerB0ui@aol.com
All, I have been enjoying all the posts lately ... Great Information! I do have a question about 2 layer voices that are listed in the manual. What does this
Re: [DTXpress] DTXpress pad longevity
2001-05-25 by Giles Hearn
Here s a tip. Although the pads look like they re being marked by your sticks - it s actually just wood dust, grease and other unmentionable crap. Just get a
Re: [DTXpress] Kick pad pros-n-cons
2001-05-25 by Richard C. MacDonald
I agree with you. I like the quick but hard action on the kick pad. One kick tower tip, I periodically tighten all the screws on the tower as I have found that
Re: [DTXpress] DTXpress pad longevity
2001-05-25 by Richard C. MacDonald
Hi Philip, This has been mentioned a few times before on the list but rotating the pads is a good way to keep them from wearing out so quickly. Obviously this
So how do you layer the sounds on each pad?
2001-05-25 by srdl15370@cableinet.co.uk
Ok I ll own up I m lazy, I ve had the drum kit at 12pm today and played it for 9 hours non stop. I ve read about layering the sounds on the pads to make them
Re: DTXpress live!!
2001-05-25 by ziv.elven@c2i.net
Way to Go. Cool gig!!! Shame about the quality because of my shitty ISDN-line. What do you call your style of music? Sounds to me like some kind of Industrial
Fwd: Re: [DTXpress] Re: How to attach pedal to stealth? + Noise Problem
2001-05-24 by Michael Geldert
I can not resist responding to this problem with the wife getting upset hearing the kick tower and complaining. I find that if you play your acoustic drums for
Stealth pad
2001-05-24 by rbaehr@hotmail.com
Well folks, guess I ve said enuf about that pad... as there are different people, so are there different opinions. The stealth works for me and very well
Kick pad pros-n-cons
2001-05-24 by tdjme@yahoo.com
Guys, over the last few days I have been reading the comments about how clunky the DTXpress kick pad is, how hard, and how noisy. I gotta tell ya, I love it.
DTXpress pad longevity
2001-05-24 by Philip Guest
Hello all. I have owned a DTXpress for two months now and I am thoroughly impressed with the results. They sound fantastic live and are a doddle to record.
RE: Noise Problem
2001-05-24 by Brow, Paul [LTS]
One very simple technique I use on the kick tower is a computer mouse mat. I find the rubber pad on the kick tower very hard so I roll up one of those 5mm
Re: [DTXpress] Re: How to attach pedal to stealth? + Noise Problem
2001-05-23 by Jules Freeman
Thanks Mark for your input. I also believe that the only real solution is some form of acoustic barrier. Lead is one of the best acoustic insulators as all who
Re: [DTXpress] Re: How to attach pedal to stealth? + Noise Problem
2001-05-23 by Mark T. Owen
I have watched with interest as this discussion has developed, and have been trying to think of method or solution. Here s a thought: noise transmission
Re: [DTXpress] Re: How to attach pedal to stealth? + Noise Problem
2001-05-23 by Jules Freeman
Hi Guys, Things are getting a bit intense over this kick drum pedal issue. Ok, I have already stated that the DTXpress kick drum noise through the floor
Re: How to attach pedal to stealth? + Noise Problem
2001-05-23 by Andy Coe
would using a stealth pedal mean a lot less noise from my constantly banging right foot? mY wife would definetly want me to get one of them! i am assuming that
Re: [DTXpress] DTXpress live!!
2001-05-23 by lovesign@talk21.com
Hi ! Thanx 4 the link Giles. Very interesting. I ve had my kit 4 about 6 months now and have been playing it live for all that time. It has proved itself time
RE: How to attach pedal to stealth?
2001-05-23 by Rolf Baehr
You attach the pedal to the Stealth pad just like you would to the Y-pad. Only difference is that you use a reversed beater, so that when you push down on the
Re: [DTXpress] Wrist Problems
2001-05-23 by Richard C. MacDonald
Mike, I have had the same problem (I ve also had it before years ago) with my right wrist/forearm. I ve done three things to remedy it and it s getting much
Re: [DTXpress] DTXpress live!!
2001-05-23 by Richard C. MacDonald
Giles, That is amazing! The wonders of technology will never cease to blow me away. I ve got a dsl line so it came through pretty smooth. The kit sounds great,
Re: Kick pad problems
2001-05-22 by rbaehr@hotmail.com
I had two of the Yamaha kick tower s go bad on me... just like you, it would just start skipping inputs and it couldn t be fixed with settings. The drum store
DTXpress live!!
2001-05-22 by Giles Hearn
Hi all. I ve now played the DTXpress at three gigs and I ve been very happy with the sound. So was the engineer. Oh, the drummer in the support band was quite
Wrist Problems
2001-05-21 by Mike Harrison
Has anybody experienced any wrist pains after playing for a while? I have had them ever since I have had my DTX. Its like a tendon type pain that can also
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Kick pad problem
2001-05-21 by Simon Rowe
Jay I think it went over a period of time as I was having to Hit the Bass harder and harder to produce the same sound, at first I thought it was a settings
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Kick pad problem
2001-05-21 by Jay Welch
Simon, Thanks for your help. It gives me a place to start. I was not sure if it were a problem with the pad or the DTXpress unit itself. I will take it to
Re: Kick pad problem
2001-05-21 by srowe1@ntlworld.com
I had exactly the same problem a month ago, so I took it back to the music shop and they sent it away for repair, it took two weeks but everything is fine now.
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Kick pad problem
2001-05-21 by Jay Welch
Did they tell you what the problem was? Did it just start happening all of the sudden on your kit? I guess it was not a drum pad issue if it was sent back.
Kick pad problem
2001-05-21 by Jay Welch
I have had my DTXpress for about 3 months. Just yesterday my kick drum started having some problems. The volume has become very low relative to the other
Re: [DTXpress] Opinions after 4 months of ownership
2001-05-21 by Glen Davidson
I use a Yamaha DD50 To practice with at home. I also run it through a bass amp with an added tweeter from Radio Shack. For about $25 I bought the super
Opinions after 4 months of ownership
2001-05-21 by Wicks, Ben
I have had my DTXpress for 4 months now and I love it! If you are considering getting one then go for it. For me the best thing is being able to practise
One or two things I need to know :o)
2001-05-20 by srdl15370@cableinet.co.uk
Should be getting my DTXpress this week sometime. £799 brand new seems a bargin for something that looks packed with features. JUst need to know a few
Re: Roland KC-500 keyboard amp @ gig
2001-05-18 by dialog_mb@yahoo.com
... I tried a KC-100 for use with my acoustic guitar as well as the dtx and it wasn t powerful enough for my taste, so I took it back and moved up to the
Re: [DTXpress] Roland KC-500 keyboard amp @ gig
2001-05-16 by Jules Freeman
I Have a Peavey KB300 Keyboard combo. This is a pretty awesome piece of kit. I use it for practice in my live room. It can be seen on my web site
Re: [DTXpress] Roland KC-500 keyboard amp @ gig
2001-05-16 by Vivien Emiya
Does anyone try the KC-100? Do you think it is powerfull enough?
Re: [DTXpress] Roland KC-500 keyboard amp @ gig
2001-05-15 by Philip Guest
I was going to ask you all to recommend an amp to use at small gigs. Don t Yamaha produce a dedicated amp/monitor for their DTX range like Roland do for their
users manual
2001-05-15 by Kristyna
Greetings from the Czech Republic! I purchased this amazing product without users manual and it´s been about 2 months that I am trying to get the manual for
Re: [DTXpress] Roland KC-500 keyboard amp @ gig
2001-05-15 by lovesign@talk21.com
When i play live, i have found that using my Marshall Keyboard combo works great but also have found that patching me into the P.A system helps give a bigger,
New file uploaded to DTXpress
2001-05-15 by DTXpress@yahoogroups.com
Hello, This email message is a notification to let you know that a file has been uploaded to the Files area of the DTXpress group. File : /master.zip
Re: [DTXpress] Roland KC-500 keyboard amp @ gig
2001-05-14 by Dan Mowczan
Michael and group, I also have a KC-500. I mail ordered it from a place with free shipping (Kraft Music I think?), and it is really a wonderful piece, and a
Roland KC-500 keyboard amp @ gig
2001-05-14 by Michael Geldert
I tried to use my old 35 watt Fender Bass amp on my first gig with the DTXpress, and even in the small club that we were playing, it did not have enough sound,
Re: Instruction
2001-05-14 by Andy Coe
... site. Believe me i have loooooooooooooked and loooooked and looooked. could not find any other sites that might have them either. i ve given up for the
Re: [DTXpress] Instruction
2001-05-13 by Mark T. Owen
Doesn t appear to be on the site... I find no e-drum manuals of any kind... ??? anyone had any luck?? m. lovesign@talk21.com wrote: Go Here ;o)
Re: [DTXpress] Upsetting the wife!!
2001-05-13 by Richard C. MacDonald
Hi, No soundproofing advice here but I can relate. It s the click-clacking of all the drums, and not just the kick, that bug my family. My wife likens if to
Re: [DTXpress] Upsetting the wife!!
2001-05-13 by Jules Freeman
Hi Andy, I had the same problem, in the end I placed the kick drum tower on a large piece of thick foam while letting the kick drum pedal rest on the floor for
Upsetting the wife!!
2001-05-13 by Andy Coe
has anyone successfully managed to soundproof their kick pedal so that other members of the household can watch telly in peace? i have experimented with
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Famous Kick Problem
2001-05-12 by Giles Hearn
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Re: Famous Kick Problem
2001-05-12 by Andy
... mentioned tips and tricks for setting up beter than standard kits - where is this? I can also claim to be a bit daft as i also caused myself minor stress
Re: [DTXpress] New User
2001-05-10 by Vivien Emiya
I had the same problem but I don t know its meaning. I change of software and now it works. I use Dumpster(I tried Dtxchange and an alesis software before).
Re: [DTXpress] New User
2001-05-10 by Vivien Emiya
I had the same problem but I don t know its meaning. I change of software and now it works. I use Dumpster(I tried Dtxchange and an alesis software before).
Punishing the pads
2001-05-10 by ziv.elven@c2i.net
Is it possible to tweak the pad sensitivity settings so that only a real muscle-demanding smack will bring out midi volume 127? Will the pads stand up to this