Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

hello all,
If anyone is interested : I use a DTXpress with an ISIS soundcard and 
I've just finished making a 94b soundbank with Beatles sounds taken 
off CDs (Ringo's drumming).
If you're not too keen on perfection (I mean my technical 
perfection), it's nice and funny.

Also, someone mentioned a SoundDiver adaptation for the DTXpress some 
time ago. I'd love to test it.

Erick (from France)

Bonjour Erick!
I am working on the SoundDiver adaptation, but its going slowly - the 
holidays etc. Its also quite a tedious task, so I don't always have 
the enthusiasm for it I should have. I may have something very rough 
in the next two weeks or so. Fingers crossed!
cheers
tomr
--- In DTXpress@y..., "efp44fr" <efp@w...> wrote:
> hello all,
> If anyone is interested : I use a DTXpress with an ISIS soundcard 
and 
> I've just finished making a 94b soundbank with Beatles sounds taken 
> off CDs (Ringo's drumming).
> If you're not too keen on perfection (I mean my technical 
> perfection), it's nice and funny.
> 
> Also, someone mentioned a SoundDiver adaptation for the DTXpress 
some 

> time ago. I'd love to test it.
> 
> Erick (from France)

Hello Tom,

thx for the quick reply. Great to hear you're working on it. Like someone
mentioned before "if I can give a hand...". Will it be compatible with all
versions of SD ?


I forgot to mention, about the Beatles soundbanks (94b for Isis soundcards),
that I also worked on a couple of sysex to go with it. The real Beatles
sound. Er... have I done something someone had done before ??

Erick

>    Date: Tue, 01 Jan 2002 02:46:49 -0000
>    From: "tom_snoot" <tom_snoot@...>
> Subject: Re: dtx with isis soundcard
>
> Bonjour Erick!
> I am working on the SoundDiver adaptation, but its going slowly - the
> holidays etc. Its also quite a tedious task, so I don't always have
> the enthusiasm for it I should have. I may have something very rough
> in the next two weeks or so. Fingers crossed!
> cheers
> tomr
> --- In DTXpress@y..., "efp44fr" <efp@w...> wrote:
> > hello all,
> > If anyone is interested : I use a DTXpress with an ISIS soundcard
> and
> > I've just finished making a 94b soundbank with Beatles sounds taken
> > off CDs (Ringo's drumming).
> > If you're not too keen on perfection (I mean my technical
> > perfection), it's nice and funny.
> >
> > Also, someone mentioned a SoundDiver adaptation for the DTXpress
> some
> > time ago. I'd love to test it.
> >
> > Erick (from France)

Erick,
I'll email you a rough version in a few days and you can play with it 
and hunt the bugs - that's the best help you can give. I only have 
ver 3 of SoundDiver, so that's the only one I can say the adapation 
should work with, but it may work with ver2, but look funny. It won't 
work with the OEM versions as they oly support a single device.
I've upgrade my Isis to a Creamware Luna, but I may give it another 
look as a "sampler" to use with the DTXpress - then I'll check out 
your 94b bank!
Back to the grind!
cheers
tomr
--- In DTXpress@y..., "Erick Falc'her-Poyroux" <efp@w...> wrote:
> Hello Tom,
> 
> thx for the quick reply. Great to hear you're working on it. Like 
someone
> mentioned before "if I can give a hand...". Will it be compatible 
with all
> versions of SD ?
> 
> 
> I forgot to mention, about the Beatles soundbanks (94b for Isis 
soundcards),
> that I also worked on a couple of sysex to go with it. The real 
Beatles

> sound. Er... have I done something someone had done before ??
> 
> Erick