Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

> Hope this helps, good luck.
> Scott

Thank you very much! It sure does help.
Today I tried another thing that has me puzzled. I planned to record our
drummer in Cakewalk in order to gain more control over individual sounds on
a recording. So far, no problems with recording. But I cannot make the
module to receive MIDI. Pddly, I played a guitar synth and could make some
nice noises out of it, but couldn't make it recognize the data I played back
from the sequencer.
Is there any mistery to MIDI with this device? I tried with a couple of
sound modules and there was no problem at all.
Any help on this one will be most welcome! I'm not new to MIDI, but couldn't
figure it out yet.
Thanks again!
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Patricio Murphy
NAN - Buenos Aires, Argentina
http://www.gruponan.com
ICQ 19416686

--- In DTXpress@y..., "Patricio Murphy" <murphy@g...> wrote:
> > My only thought (as a MIDIOT) is a tiny, easily overlooked switch 
located on the pack panel with all the input jacks. It has 4 
positions: MIDI, PC-1, PC-2, and MAC. Make sure this is switched to 
"MIDI"
Good Luck.
Scott

> Thank you very much! It sure does help.
> Today I tried another thing that has me puzzled. I planned to record 
our
> drummer in Cakewalk in order to gain more control over individual 
sounds on
> a recording. So far, no problems with recording. But I cannot make 
the
> module to receive MIDI. Pddly, I played a guitar synth and could 
make some
> nice noises out of it, but couldn't make it recognize the data I 
played back
> from the sequencer.
> Is there any mistery to MIDI with this device? I tried with a couple 
of
> sound modules and there was no problem at all.
> Any help on this one will be most welcome! I'm not new to MIDI, but 
couldn't

> figure it out yet.
> Thanks again!
> ---------------------------------------------
> Patricio Murphy
> NAN - Buenos Aires, Argentina
> http://www.gruponan.com
> ICQ 19416686

> --- In DTXpress@y..., "Patricio Murphy" <murphy@g...> wrote:
> > > My only thought (as a MIDIOT) is a tiny, easily overlooked switch
> located on the pack panel with all the input jacks. It has 4
> positions: MIDI, PC-1, PC-2, and MAC. Make sure this is switched to
> "MIDI"
> Good Luck.
> Scott

It's set to "MIDI". Now that I downloaded the manual I'll hopefully find it
out!
Thank you for your help!
---------------------------------------------
Patricio Murphy
NAN - Buenos Aires, Argentina
http://www.gruponan.com
ICQ 19416686