Re: Midi recording with multiple modules?
2004-12-01 by beeoof2
Steve, Which version of Cubase are you using? If you have SX and a multi-port midi intreface, you can choose an independent midi input for each MIDI Track.
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Re: Can the 'To Host' cable be used between 2 modules?
2004-12-01 by beeoof2
... thing? ... Steve, As the name implies, the To Host port needs a host! Such as a computer with the proper serial (or USB these days) driver software
Anyone using more than one Hi-Hat pad set-up with one controller?
2004-12-01 by zapaxe
Just experimented and tried this out last night! I have two separate pads for my Hi-Hat set-up. Each going to separate DTX modules. My Hi- Hat controller is
Midi recording with multiple modules?
2004-12-01 by zapaxe
Recently been learning midi and since I have multiple modules, I was thinking about midi recording. Would I have to send each module to a separate midi track
Can the 'To Host' cable be used between 2 modules?
2004-12-01 by zapaxe
To say, link them together for various functions? If so what functions can be an advantage? I know that a regular midi cable can be used between different
Re: Output sound level from 2 output jacks
2004-11-30 by emf
... deck ... (I ... I assume that you re listening through headphones. Does the tape deck have two VU meters? Are the levels roughly similar when recording?
Output sound level from 2 output jacks
2004-11-30 by rjbb2
I have a CD player connected to the AUX/IN in front and cassette deck connected to the two outputs on the back side (I think they are 1/4 jack outputs)
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Linux
2004-11-30 by john@johnallsopp.co.uk
... Excellent, thanks for responding. I m waiting for a new motherboard atm, once I have that installed I can start playing. At least I know it s possible (it
Re: Linux
2004-11-30 by ruffalo2003
... yep, using a midi cable...a live 5.1 soundcard and Rosegarden software Tom
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Kick Volume
2004-11-30 by Creighton Higgins
you might want to look at the self-rejection settings in the trigger menu also- try reducing that a notch or two. ... -- Creighton Higgins
Re: [DTXpress] snare volume
2004-11-30 by Creighton Higgins
welcome Lazz have you gone into your utility menu to shift from practice to live mode? ( I think those are the choices. ) Other wise changing the volume for
snare volume
2004-11-30 by lazz110
Greetings from Lazz in Alabama: This is my first posting but surly not my last. I have a DTX111 kit and for some reason I can t get any volume control from my
Re: Having trouble connecting.....
2004-11-29 by emf
... the ... just ... Ernie, One of the reasons for your lack of suggestions is that your problem isn t clear--at least to me. First, I don t know what you re
Re: Kick Volume
2004-11-29 by emf
... snare ... The first thing to check is the cable. If swapping another cable from the kit doesn t help, it s possible that the pad is defective. The problem
Kick Volume
2004-11-29 by rav4t3
Hi fellow pad bashers, I have a pretty simple problem to put forward to the group, (Bearing in mind that I am quite new to the world of E Kits) I am
New group info.
2004-11-29 by Scott
What s up? I just created a new group a few weeks ago called JustStickingAround its for drummers of all types. We promote perfect practise as the key to
Re: DTXtreme IIs sound demo online? (vs ddrum4)
2004-11-28 by K2500X
Well I can answer my own question now. =) I headed over to GC this earlier today and put the xpress and xtreme and Roland V-Pro to the test. As expected, the
Having trouble connecting.....
2004-11-28 by Ernie Vega
Ok....I posted this in another websites forum, but I am finding few helpers...:) I have a DTX Ver 2.0 and a DTXpress, along with about 18 different yamaha
I've only had it three days and I've had to reset it twice!
2004-11-28 by therealsecretagent@yahoo.com
Model is DTX III SP, I guess my fiddling is responsible! The first time I managed to silence the snare, when hit the display indicated it was hit OK but no
Re: Are the pads harsh?
2004-11-28 by Keith
... You are welcome to come round & try my Zildjian Anti-Vibes. Keith.
New member and ?? about midi
2004-11-28 by Ken Bracey
Hello all, I just joined this group a few days ago and I think the group with all the tips and discussion about the DTXpress kit is great. Please excuse this
Re: [DTXpress] Playing with Accustic Cymbals?
2004-11-28 by Don
Get some cymbal silencers from SoundOff, the Cymbal Silencer Pak or HQ Percussion Cymbal Silencers and u r good 2 go! d ... Thank you! Don Pokorny
Playing with Accustic Cymbals?
2004-11-28 by Tom
Does anyone play a DTX with some acoustic cymbals thrown in? Instead of getting a IIIS, I was thinking about getting a III and using my own acoustic cymbals.
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Are the pads harsh?
2004-11-27 by Stuart McConaghy
... It s all in the fingers. Your fingers control the stick by holding it lightly (always hold your sticks in your fingers, not your hands), and your elbows
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Are the pads harsh?
2004-11-27 by john@johnallsopp.co.uk
... Well, I noticed someone here saying they get through a pair of sticks every couple of hours. Not that hard .. I don t think I ve broken a stick for a long
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Are the pads harsh?
2004-11-27 by Stuart McConaghy
How hard are you hitting the pads? Are you relaxing your arms while playing, or are you cramping up? I agree with taking lessons, have your teacher examine
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Are the pads harsh?
2004-11-27 by john@johnallsopp.co.uk
Hi On everyone s recommendation I bought some Ahead 5As yesterday, they were delivered today (thanks ). I had a play this lunchtime and
DTXtreme IIs sound demo online? (vs ddrum4)
2004-11-27 by K2500X
I was just wondering if anyone on here has done a side by side comparison of these two modules? Specifically in terms of sound quality. I ve heard the ddrum4
Re: New DTX III SP owner - UK
2004-11-26 by Keith
... Is there really another drummer in Scarborough??? Keith. Scarborough NY (That s North Yorkshire).
Re: [DTXpress] New DTX III SP owner - UK
2004-11-26 by john@johnallsopp.co.uk
... Welcome from fellow UK seaside resort Scarborough and a fellow new user, although I ve got the standard III. Just a couple of sites to whet your appetite
Re: [DTXpress] New DTX III SP owner - UK
2004-11-26 by john@johnallsopp.co.uk
... Welcome from fellow UK seaside resort Scarborough and a fellow new user, although I ve got the standard III. Just a couple of sites to whet your appetite
Linking Drum Brain/Modules & connectivity...?
2004-11-26 by zapaxe
Ok, so I ve got 3 brains...well half a brain actually :/ .. but I do have 3 drum modules...I ve only got 2 hooked up for now. both my DTXpress I and DTXpress
Re: DTXIIISP vs Pintech Studio Elite (vs others now)
2004-11-26 by K2500X
Well Ed, I haven t seen any ddrum kits on sale for $1500, but if you do please let me know cause I ll buy in a second ;). As far as the limitations of the
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Are the pads harsh?
2004-11-25 by Stuart McConaghy
I ve experienced more vibrations being transfered to the wrists with Anti-Vibe sticks than with Aheads. In fact, I couldn t tell any difference between
New DTX III SP owner - UK
2004-11-25 by therealsecretagent@yahoo.com
Good evening all, I just found this group and glad to find so many other DTX owners. I ve just (1 day ago) received my III SP and am loving it. I was very
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Are the pads harsh?
2004-11-25 by Stuart McConaghy
I ll go with the same recommendation, 5A is a good allround model, not too light, not too heavy. And hit lightly, try to stay relaxed, especially when playing
Re: Metal Kit
2004-11-25 by ruffalo2003
figured out something that sounds heavy.....i ll put it in the files section. Let me know what you think. and please improve!! greetz Tom
Re: This DTXchange thing? ...Wha?... :o
2004-11-25 by zapaxe
... (probably ... different ... the ... If ... the ... fact I ... want! ... won t ... you ... Ah! Great, thanks Ed, More or less as I suspected. But I didn t
Re: This DTXchange thing? ...Wha?... :o
2004-11-25 by emf
... Steve, Short answer: DTXchange allows you to back up your data in case of battery failure or the need to reset the module, which would erase all user
This DTXchange thing? ...Wha?... :o
2004-11-25 by zapaxe
Happy Thanks Giving to all:) This DTXchange I ve read, and if I understand correctly (probably not though) is able to download more kits to your computer, then
Re: Are the pads harsh?
2004-11-25 by Keith
... And, ... it ... I have to disagree about the Zildjian Anti-Vibe sticks - I think they do a great job of cutting down vibrations, as do the Carbosticks. I
Re: Are the pads harsh?
2004-11-25 by emf
... there ... to ... Unless Stuart comes back with a specific recommendation, I d go with light sticks, maybe 5As or lighter. You don t have to hit electronic
Re: Stupid question time...
2004-11-25 by emf
... producing ... that ... kit, ... so ... snare ... Richard, Here s the fast answer because I m in a hurry. You are right to hit the pad on the surface, not
Re: DTXIIISP vs Pintech Studio Elite (vs others now)
2004-11-25 by emf
... decision ... much ... that s ... handle ... a ... MP3 ... both ... blown ... the ... Ken, Going with an all in one package will certainly cut down on the
Re: [DTXpress] Are the pads harsh?
2004-11-25 by john@johnallsopp.co.uk
... Goodness me what a lot there are. How do I choose between them? Assume I know nothing (you ll be pretty much
Re: [DTXpress] Are the pads harsh?
2004-11-25 by Stuart McConaghy
Gloves won t help at all. Try some Ahead sticks, those are shock-absorbent, and really help alleviate stress from the wrists. And, as opposed to the Zildjian
Stupid question time...
2004-11-25 by Richard Mills
All, Okay I ve just got back into drumming from an acoustic kit some 5 years ago to a DTXpress II a few months ago, I love it and I ve tried everything but,
Are the pads harsh?
2004-11-25 by john@johnallsopp.co.uk
Hi Does anyone else find the pads harsh? I m not talking about the sound, I m talking about hitting them. It makes my wrists hurt after a while, and I don t
Re: DTXIIISP vs Pintech Studio Elite (vs others now)
2004-11-25 by K2500X
Wow, thanks for that very nice reply Ed. And in searching this group I ve found your contributions to this forum have been frequent and invaluable... Well the
A Holiday Note
2004-11-24 by emf
Happy Thanksgiving to all our U.S. members, new and old. For those of you outside the U.S., tomorrow Americans will be celebrating (yet again) their cultural