Recording Question
2000-08-22 by Boehmer, Scott A. (PSI Net)
I have what may be a stupid question but I am beating my head against the wall trying to make this work. He it is: How do you record then play back what you
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SPD-8 and the DTX Express
2000-08-17 by Paul Barnes
Has anyone had any luck running the Roland SPD-8 through the midi-in of the DTXpress to add an extra set of pads? I can t seem to get it to work. Paul
Website link
2000-08-17 by Boehmer, Scott A. (PSI Net)
Here is a great link for someone who is thinking about buying a DTXpress kit. Enjoy.
RE: [DTXpress] Proud New Owner
2000-08-17 by Boehmer, Scott A. (PSI Net)
I will try that the next time I am able to sit down again. I did find one cool setting under the reverb master setting. If I put the reverb to one of the
RE: [DTXpress] RE: High Hat Question
2000-08-17 by Boehmer, Scott A. (PSI Net)
Thanks for the tip. I am still trying to figure out what voices I like the best. I have built 2 kits and continue to tweak them as I play along with different
Re: [DTXpress] Proud New Owner
2000-08-17 by Richard C. MacDonald
Until you start layering voices, which can really fatten up any sound, check out the Room tom sounds (T, #75-78), tune them to your preferred pitch, and add
Re: [DTXpress] RE: High Hat Question
2000-08-17 by Richard C. MacDonald
Hi, I ve noticed this happening now and then as well with certain sounds. It s probably your voice settings. I just find a pad that the sound works well on and
Re: [DTXpress] Proud New Owner
2000-08-16 by DrummerB0ui@aol.com
Giles, I was trudgig around your site today and found that the link for synthony has changed to the following: http://www.synthony.com/Products/dtxpress.html
Re: [DTXpress] Midi Terms
2000-08-16 by DrummerB0ui@aol.com
Thaks for the link. I was actually on the site looking at the monster Yammy set. Pretty impressive but if I am going to spend that kin of money I would rather
Re: [DTXpress] Midi Terms
2000-08-16 by Richard C. MacDonald
Hi Scott, Try: http://www.harmony-central.com/Drums/EDW/ Scroll down a bit and there s an Introduction to MIDI article. You can also check out a good
Re: Midi Terms
2000-08-16 by Terje Vanvik
Hi This might help: http://music1.csudh.edu/MIDIWorkshop/WhatIsMIDI.html http://www.mooremusic.com.au/tech/glossary.htm
Midi Terms
2000-08-16 by DrummerB0ui@aol.com
Good Morning to all :) I was wondering if any of you guys know a good place to get up to speed on MIDI? I am struggling with a learning curve on some of the
Dual piezo trigger (Pd-120)?
2000-08-16 by Terje Vanvik
Hi I bought my Dtxpress one week ago, and at the same time I bought a used Roland pd-120 pad (Dual piezo) to use as a snare drum. I have been toying around
RE: High Hat Question
2000-08-15 by DrummerB0ui@aol.com
Has anyone tried to set up percussion sounds like shakers or morrocas on the high hat? I could not get it to work. I don t really want to use another pad for a
Re: [DTXpress] Proud New Owner
2000-08-15 by DrummerB0ui@aol.com
It is good to know that I don t have to give up the comfortableness of the acoustic set just yet. I spent several hours last night setting at the kit exploring
Re: [DTXpress] Proud New Owner
2000-08-15 by Giles Hearn
Hi I m using an acoustic snare and a couple of real cymbals with the DTXpress. I m also going to use a real hi-hat for live work - there s really no
Re: [DTXpress] Proud New Owner
2000-08-14 by Chris Thackston
Be sure to check out Giles website. He has a bunch of cool tips and stuff on there. I don t remember his URL, though. I m sure he could be persuaded to post
Proud New Owner
2000-08-14 by DrummerB0ui@aol.com
Thanks for the welcome to the group. I am addicted to reading all of the postings on your site. I have also looked at the web site before I went to the music
Re: [DTXpress] DTXPress Kit
2000-08-14 by Chris Thackston
Welcome to the group! Activity has slowed a bit but I think there is alot to be talked about still. As for me, a friend of mine has my bass pedal and throne. I
DTXPress Kit
2000-08-14 by DrummerB0ui@aol.com
Gentlemen, I like many others here appreciate the work you all are doing and information that you are providing on the Yamaha set. I am picking my set up today
Re: [DTXpress] DTXpress and PinTech HyperHat controller
2000-08-06 by Ken Anthony
JP, *most* hh systems use a stereo 1/4 cable. Usually, what happens is some manufactuers will send the signal up the tip while the dtxpress sends it through
DTXpress and PinTech HyperHat controller
2000-08-06 by jjpierce@ix.netcom.com
Hi All, Does anyone know if the DTXpress/HyperHat combination will work? Mine isn t. I just replaced my Yamaha TMX with a DTXpress. The old Yamaha EP75 pads
Re: [DTXpress] DTXpress or DTX in studio??
2000-07-28 by pdk
G day Jarmo et al, Saw the DTXREME at HC. $4,600 US! That s $6,400 CAN. Extreme price. Too rich for my blood (especially since I see some familiar cymbals
Going to DTXTREMEs
2000-07-28 by Mark T. Owen
http://namm.harmony-central.com/SNAMM00/Content/Yamaha/HotPick/DTXTREMES.html Going to DTXTREMEs
Going to DTXTREMEs
2000-07-28 by Mark T. Owen
http://namm.harmony-central.com/SNAMM00/Content/Yamaha/HotPick/DTXTREMES.html Going to DTXTREMEs
Re: [DTXpress] DTXpress or DTX in studio??
2000-07-27 by Giles Hearn
Yeah, I ve used the DTXpress on the last two albums with my band Fluid Power Society. I ve used it in 2 ways : recorded directly into Cakewalk using the
DTXpress or DTX in studio??
2000-07-27 by Jarmo Pikka
Hello folks! Has anybody recorded drum tracks with the DTX in real band situation? I know pdk has used it in a live show, but has anybody made any demo CD or
Re: [DTXpress] Bass trigger problem
2000-07-25 by Michael Lieberman
Now thats the story I didn t want to hear. I have contacted a musical instrument repair company that Yamaha suggested, so will drop the unit into them in the
Re: [DTXpress] Bass trigger problem
2000-07-25 by Michael Lieberman
Now thats the story I didn t want to hear. I have contacted a musical instrument repair company that Yamaha suggested, so will drop the unit into them in the
[DTXpress] Just curious...
2000-07-25 by pdk
I see that Roland it touting a new Studio Set with TD-8 on their web site. Looks more like a repackaging of components designed to compete directly with
Bass trigger problem
2000-07-25 by Rolf Baehr
Mike, I had the exact opposite problem - mine would miss trigger every so often - had that problem with 2 of them before finally giving up. The local drum
Re: [DTXpress] Bass Drum Trigger Problem Help
2000-07-25 by Mark T. Owen
There is a small switch on the back near where it plugs in, that relates to sensitivity: try the other setting. Also try turning down the gain in the trigger
Bass Drum Trigger Problem Help
2000-07-25 by Michael Lieberman
I have just purchased my Dtexpress and have found the bass drum trigger is rapid firing without my using the kick pedal to trigger it. Has anyone had the same
Re: Control in VST
2000-07-20 by David Collett
I received a return phone call today from Yamaha tech support and was informed that the midi features of the DTXpress and also the DTX do not support changing
Re: Control in VST
2000-07-18 by David Collett
Thanks for the reply Paul. In response to your question: Yes, I am able to select all the kits from VST, including the user kits, using the Program Change
RE: [DTXpress] Control in VST
2000-07-18 by Brow, Paul [LTS]
Dave, I m using VST with the DTXpress - so far working great (remember to turn off midi thru so the DTXpress doesn t sound twice) Have you managed to get the
Re: [DTXpress] getting successive sounds
2000-07-18 by Giles Hearn
I m at work now so I can t give you a definitive answer, but what I think you want to do is set up a Pad Song. This allows you to set up a sequence of events
Control in VST
2000-07-17 by David Collett
Has anyone been able to control ALL the parameters of the DTXpress from within VST? I m trying to make a mixermap so I can, for example, change the volume of
getting successive sounds
2000-07-17 by drumz111@hotmail.com
Hi, i would like to know how to get the pads voice to change after playing the pad. ie a snare sound then changing to a tom sound the next time it is played.
Re: [DTXpress] the future...
2000-07-17 by Giles Hearn
Great songs forever dated (and ruined) by Dave Stewart s ham-fisted way with a beat box. I d be great to remix those tunes with a real kit, played by a real
Re: [DTXpress] the future...
2000-07-13 by pdk
Interesting to hear all this hoopla about making e-drums sound like real drums, and the comparison to the electric guitar. In fact the electric guitar took off
Re: [DTXpress] the future...
2000-07-12 by Ben Hall
... It s going to have to be some varient of physical modelling, once it becomes powerful enough, I think. A full kit that uses a pretty complete model of all
RE: [DTXpress] the future...
2000-07-12 by sanctum@saqnet.co.uk
Hey Giles, I know you live fairly close to me, so if you want to pursue this idea of a gigadrum module, let me know. Having played electronic drums back in the
[DTXpress] the future...
2000-07-12 by Giles Hearn
Sanctum s raised an interesting point here. The fact that e-drums don t sell very well is due to their lack of realism and from competition by machines and
RE: [DTXpress] New Pad Advice
2000-07-12 by Brandon E Paluzzi
Whoops, make that 1 and 3-12 on the TD-10 bp ... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ bp33@andrew.cmu.edu
RE: [DTXpress] New Pad Advice
2000-07-12 by Brandon E Paluzzi
Yes, I m willing to go on record as first-hand information-- the Roland (and Yamaha) rubber pads use a piezo for the center of the head and an FSR for the rim.
RE: [DTXpress] Re: New Pad Advice
2000-07-11 by sanctum@saqnet.co.uk
Can t agree with the mesh heads = more realsim stance for snare drums, I find that mesh heads are far far far too soft for proper rudiment practice. The
RE: [DTXpress] New Pad Advice
2000-07-11 by sanctum@saqnet.co.uk
Yes I was Brandon. I ve read in previous articles that Roland uses piezo sensors for all their rim triggers, but I ve never played with a Roland setup enough
Re: New Pad Advice
2000-07-10 by Mark Owen
Fellow DTX users: First: I tried to live with the standard single zone snare for about ten minutes, before upgrading to the Yamaha TP80S which works fairly
RE: [DTXpress] New Pad Advice
2000-07-10 by Brandon E Paluzzi
Are you talking about my message? I said that the Roland uses dual piezos (on the mesh head pads) The rubber pads are a piezo head sensor and an FSR rim