Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Thanks for replying Keith,


Ah, that makes sense. What I meant was this: Say I simultaneously hit the rim and pad together 10 times. 8 times, I will hear both sound, 2 times I will only hear the rim sound. So, I guess that, although they 'sound' like they're playing together, there is a slight delay in one of the hits, enough that both sounds will come through (SelfRej is set very low, so this is likely).


Stephen

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From:"keith@... [DTXpress]" <DTXpress@yahoogroups.com>
Date:Fri, 19 Jun, 2015 at 16:45
Subject:[DTXpress] Re: TP-100

  

Hi Stephen,

Welcome.

1) correct - the red knob does nothing on the DTXpress II

2) The TP100 should work perfectly on the DTXpress II.  I assume you have the pad type (in the trigger settings) set as "TP snare"?  What do you mean by " I can't consistently get the TP-100 pad and rim to sound simultaneously"?  You will get one or the other sound, not both.  If you want a rim shot you hit the third zone - you don't  try to hit the rim and pad simultaneously as you would with an acoustic drum.

Keith.

Stephen, 

You really shouldn't try hitting the rim and pad simultaneously - hit one or the other. There is some gating which will blank the sound if there is a rim switch closure in a certain window after the pad hit. I cannot remember the time window but I mapped it out a long time ago with a dual channel arbitrary waveform generator. 

Keith