Re: [DTXpress] Amplification Preferences
2004-10-03 by Don
Team: I would also like to inquire on this...! Great topic I have a Peavy Club PA w/2 Toa on stand speakers, 200w head, that I think is overkill, but probably
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Re: [DTXpress] Amplification Preferences
2004-10-03 by Creighton Higgins
hello F I myself have been blessed with the use of an older Peavey Keyboard amp- the KB-3 I believe. It seems to be more than sufficient for playing in small
Amplification Preferences
2004-10-03 by quarlofx
Greetings Most Honorable and Helpful Group, I tried to start a thread awhile back regarding the satisfaction/desirability/experiential quality of playing
Using DTXchange
2004-10-03 by nothing_studios
Hi I`m new to both this group and the DTX 1 module,I tried using the DTXchange software and could save my factory presets fine following the info provided to
Re: [DTXpress] Is there a group that covers the new DTXTREME IIS
2004-10-02 by temp1111
You can discuss that model here Bernie. there aren t a lot of us here yet, but I m sure that will change soon. Vic ... From: Bernard Hahn To:
Re: Is there a group that covers the new DTXTREME IIS
2004-10-02 by emf
... Bernie, Welcome. Although we re known as the DTXpress Group, many of our members are owners of, among other kits, the DTXtreme IIS. Post your questions and
Is there a group that covers the new DTXTREME IIS
2004-10-02 by Bernard Hahn
I am looking for a group that is for the new DTXTREME IIS Thanks Bernie
Re: Songs with the Drum Track Removed
2004-10-01 by bongokonzelmann
Press SHIFT-PAGE UP to activate the MUTE Function in SONG mode. Besides that each of the four percussion tracks can be manually deactivated. Regards
Songs with the Drum Track Removed
2004-10-01 by Tom
Is there anywhere to get songs with the drum sounds removed so one can play along with them?
Re: [DTXpress] SysEx and OS X
2004-09-30 by contract731@comcast.net
Jay: I just did a search on Google and received 3,470 English listings alone. remove the word and and check your Google Preferences which are accessbile near
SysEx and OS X
2004-09-30 by Jay
I found this application and was wondering if anyone has tried using it. It s called SysEx Librarian: http://www.snoize.com/SysExLibrarian/ Will this work with
RE: [DTXpress] Re: What gig bags/cases are available DTexpress II I? How do you transport?
2004-09-29 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
Wow, you learn something new everyday. I never knew the original Dtxpress I rack used steel tubing, instead of aluminum. OGD _____ From: Nick Carroll The
Re: What gig bags/cases are available DTexpress III? How do you transport?
2004-09-29 by Nick Carroll
No, what I meant was, I fold up the frame with all pads intact. You ll find that you can make it quite compact with only a few adjustments to the pad clamp
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Folding the kit
2004-09-29 by Don
Thank you, Don ... Mac users are 50% more accurate and 44% more productive than Wintel users. (A.D. Little report)* *Founded in 1886 ,Arthur D. Little is the
Re: Folding the kit
2004-09-28 by uac235
... The folding kit demo is on the Yamaha web page. Here s where: 1.Go to www.yamaha.com 2.Click on the USA Musical Instruments button and a new page will
RE: [DTXpress] Re: Folding the kit
2004-09-28 by contract731@comcast.net
If anyone has that url of the folded kit, I would love to see that!! Uncle Don You can fold the kit up completely and leave all the pads on it. There is a
RE: [DTXpress] Re: What gig bags/cases are available DTexpress II I? How do you transport?
2004-09-28 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
You can fold the kit up completely and leave all the pads on it. There is a photo floating around on one of the websites that showed it in the open and closed
Re: What gig bags/cases are available DTexpress III? How do you transport?
2004-09-28 by savvy530
Thanks Nick... so you detach all the pads? Seems like it would be cool to fold the whole thing up with the pads.
RE: [DTXpress] 2 sounds on 1 pad
2004-09-28 by laurent bob
Thanks for your answer. I ll try to change the kick pad first, then maybe the snare drum. ...
Re: What Are Some Of The Songs In The DTXpress II Module?
2004-09-28 by oldguydrummer
... Nothing that you would hear on the radio. There are 95 preset songs that are mostly short segments to give you wide variaty of styles to play long too:
Re: Crash cymbal problems
2004-09-28 by oldguydrummer
... Right out-of-the-box not that often. If you start to assign multiple layer voices to each pad or start triggering sounds in the module through an
Re: Model Nubering: How Come The II is Better Than The III?
2004-09-28 by oldguydrummer
... 2 ... Tom, The Dtxpress line is I, II, III and IIIsp with modules for the III & IIIsp being the same and the most up to date, then the II and then the I.
Re: new pads
2004-09-28 by oldguydrummer
... that ... it, you may ... doen t hurt to ... Start with Yamahammer at the www.dtxperience.com site. OGD
What Are Some Of The Songs In The DTXpress II Module?
2004-09-28 by Tom
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Re: Crash cymbal problems
2004-09-28 by Tom
... complexity, it s using a lot of the available voices which doesn t leave many for your pads. The brain may just be grabbing the voice used by your cymbal
Model Nubering: How Come The II is Better Than The III?
2004-09-28 by Tom
Most product lines follow the convention of naming the bigger and better models with the higher number. How come the better of the 2 and 3 is the 2?
Re: Re: new pads
2004-09-27 by epvk_jahoe
Hi OGD, ... I guess I m OK, but just in case... on which one of the many Yamaha websites should I ask? Erik Paul
Re: Nu-B, looking for advice on buying a DTXPRESS
2004-09-27 by emf
... No apology necessary for the description. If males can answer to the term boy toy --sometimes willingly--a DTXpress should be able to handle it. The real
RE: [DTXpress] 2 sounds on 1 pad
2004-09-27 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
Welcome, All of the dtxpress II & III and the dtxtreme IIS pads will work on the dtxpress I module, but with limitations. The TP65S and the PCY150S are three
Re: [DTXpress] 2 sounds on 1 pad
2004-09-27 by laurent bob
Hi everyone, I recently bought a DTXpress kit. This drum is really funny. I wonder if it is possible to have two sounds (i.e. snare and rim shot) on a
Re: Adding TP120S to DTX3SP while keeping TP65S
2004-09-27 by wb7ubd
... [snip] ... new ... Ed. ... Ed
Re: Nu-B, looking for advice on buying a DTXPRESS
2004-09-26 by lazylightnin2001
Thanks for all the feedback everyone. Just picked this up today, got it all set-up and just played for about an hour. Loved it, especially the pre-set songs.
Re: [DTXpress] IIIS: I Don't Need Throne, HH Stand & Bass Pedal
2004-09-25 by temp1111
I have the complete cymbal set from a brand new DTXtreme IIS kit available. These are brand new, never played. Email me offlist if you are interested in
IIIS: I Don't Need Throne, HH Stand & Bass Pedal
2004-09-25 by Tom
I don t like that Yamaha includes a throne, HH Stand and Kick Pedal with the IIIS. I already have all those things and don t want to buy unneeded stuff that
RE: [DTXpress] new pads
2004-09-24 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
Erik, Yamaha did burn me some new ROM Chips for my Dtxpress II modules that restored the choking function to inputs 1-8. If you really need it, you may want to
Re: new pads
2004-09-24 by emf
... Anyway, it ll probably take a few months to get the ... probably take much longer to ... too eager to play (which ... every time I m behind ... huge step
new pads
2004-09-24 by epvk_jahoe
Hey guys (m/f), This week I received my two new PCY65S s for my DTXPII kit. I ordered them August 16th at Thomann (for 218 euro s, including CYAT65 arms and
Re: [DTXpress] Advice Buying DTXpress
2004-09-24 by Creighton Higgins
$400 is not too bad if all works- check drumbalaya s (www.drumbalaya.com) bargain bin for the price of old controllers- the seem to be around $300 or so so the
Advice Buying DTXpress
2004-09-24 by Frank & Susan Malinowski
Re: [DTXpress] Nu-B, looking for advice on buying a DTXPRESS
2004-09-23 by Ken
BTW it came with a pedal, throne, and a pair of sticks. Ken ... From: lazylightnin2001 To: DTXpress@yahoogroups.com Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 3:30 PM
Re: [DTXpress] Nu-B, looking for advice on buying a DTXPRESS
2004-09-23 by Ken
I paid $750 for my DTX I (almost new) about 6 months ago and at that time thought it was a good deal. Ken ... From: lazylightnin2001 To:
A Message from the Verderosa Camp
2004-09-23 by emf
I just got this message: Tony Verderosa playing LIVE at So Cal 10 this Saturday night @ 9:30PM on the Mainstage. www.socalspirit.com See u there - If any of
Re: Nu-B, looking for advice on buying a DTXPRESS
2004-09-23 by emf
... kit ... a ... Cort, Welcome to the group. I agree with Anthony. If you re sure that the kit is in good working, it s a steal. You might be pleasantly
Re: [DTXpress] Nu-B, looking for advice on buying a DTXPRESS
2004-09-23 by Anthony Robinson
That sounds like a great deal for me, I would jump on it asap. lazylightnin2001 wrote: I have never drummed before(-besides
Nu-B, looking for advice on buying a DTXPRESS
2004-09-23 by lazylightnin2001
I have never drummed before(-besides enjoying the arcade digital kit to Rock n Me!) and was wondering if $400 for a DTXPRESS(I) kit with a pedal is a good
Re: [DTXpress] Re: Adding TP120S to DTX3SP while keeping TP65S
2004-09-22 by Charles Baer
That s exceptionally helpful! I ve been considering getting a DM Pro module even now that I have the 3SP, then drive it off the MIDI port. Any excuse to BUY
Re: Adding TP120S to DTX3SP while keeping TP65S
2004-09-22 by uac235
I suffer from your same ailment it seems. I got my TP120 from Drumbalaya along with a 12 inch snare stand and incorporated it into a DTXIIISP. I love it.
RE: [DTXpress] DTXPress111
2004-09-22 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
Creighton, If you have to press that hard, you might need to adjust hihat clutch down lower. Inside there is a FSR sensor on the bottom inside of the RHH130
Re: [DTXpress] DTXPress111
2004-09-22 by Creighton Higgins
Hello RAV As a III user I thought that I would respond to your cymbal questions. IMHO the cymbal sounds are quite good (and a real advance over previous
RE: Side note: [DTXpress] Re: Crash cymbal problems
2004-09-22 by rdamon@mckinney-usa.com
Another possibility not already mentioned, is that some stray dirt has lodged between the rubber covering and the FSR ribbon. A few folks have reported that