Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Huhu:

I would like to know if someone has used a HH60 instead of the bassdrum pad. I think that it the hihat controler can be used to trigger bassdrum sound, you can use it also for your right foot (using two HH60). It would make less noise (for the ones who annoy neighbours). But the main question is that if you do this, could you control another pad (besides the hihat pad) to change its sound? 

I cannot try it till monday when I receive my new kit so if someone can answer me before monday... 

Who is triggering samplers through dtxpress? Can you tell me how do you do (i know how, but i would like to know what equipment do you use, your impressions,etc..)

Thanks

Miguel


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Yea man.  It works fine.  I bought the next step up hi-hat controller 
for my hihat and used the one that come with the kit for a bass 
pedal.  Make sure you tell the brain your using a HH60 for a trigger 
on the kick; otherwise, it doesn't work well.  Simple to figure out.  
It is great for those who want a much quieter session with no 
thumping from the bass drum pedal.

















--- In DTXpress@y..., "miguel morales" <ambulancia@l...> wrote:
> Huhu:
> 
> I would like to know if someone has used a HH60 instead of the 
bassdrum pad. I think that it the hihat controler can be used to 
trigger bassdrum sound, you can use it also for your right foot 
(using two HH60). It would make less noise (for the ones who annoy 
neighbours). But the main question is that if you do this, could you 
control another pad (besides the hihat pad) to change its sound? 
> 
> I cannot try it till monday when I receive my new kit so if someone 
can answer me before monday... 
> 
> Who is triggering samplers through dtxpress? Can you tell me how do 
you do (i know how, but i would like to know what equipment do you 
use, your impressions,etc..)

> 
> Thanks
> 
> Miguel
> 
> 
> Make a difference, help support the relief efforts in the U.S.
> http://clubs.lycos.com/live/events/september11.asp

And you can only plug it on 9/10 or you just can plug it in the bassdrum one\ufffds?
How do you asign what pad is under control of the pedal?

Thanx! 
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On Thu, 08 Nov 2001 00:39:53  
 bpalmer66 wrote:

>Yea man.  It works fine.  I bought the next step up hi-hat controller 
>for my hihat and used the one that come with the kit for a bass 
>pedal.  Make sure you tell the brain your using a HH60 for a trigger 
>on the kick; otherwise, it doesn't work well.  Simple to figure out.  
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>thumping from the bass drum pedal.
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>--- In DTXpress@y..., "miguel morales" <ambulancia@l...> wrote:
>> Huhu:
>> 
>> I would like to know if someone has used a HH60 instead of the 
>bassdrum pad. I think that it the hihat controler can be used to 
>trigger bassdrum sound, you can use it also for your right foot 
>(using two HH60). It would make less noise (for the ones who annoy 
>neighbours). But the main question is that if you do this, could you 
>control another pad (besides the hihat pad) to change its sound? 
>> 
>> I cannot try it till monday when I receive my new kit so if someone 
>can answer me before monday... 
>> 
>> Who is triggering samplers through dtxpress? Can you tell me how do 
>you do (i know how, but i would like to know what equipment do you 
>use, your impressions,etc..)
>> 
>> Thanks
>> 
>> Miguel
>> 
>> 
>> Make a difference, help support the relief efforts in the U.S.
>> http://clubs.lycos.com/live/events/september11.asp
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