Re: [DTXpress] Digest Number 612
2002-07-24 by jef w
dear users, can anyone tell me why i hear the kick drum less than 5% of the hits when i am tracking the whole DTX set w/my computer (using cakewalk PA9)? Community email addresses: Post message: DTXpress@onelist.com Subscribe: DTXpress-subscribe@onelist.com Unsubscribe: DTXpress-unsubscribe@onelist.com List owner: DTXpress-owner@onelist.com Shortcut URL to this page: http://www.onelist.com/community/DTXpress ------------------------------------------------------------------------ There are 6 messages in this issue. Topics in this digest: 1. Double Bass Pedal
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From: John Smith 2. Re: Re: User kit downloads From: Giles Hearn 3. dual zone snare... From: "majestic144" 4. Re: dual zone snare... From: "hairytrigger" 5. Re: dual zone snare... From: "majestic144" 6. Re: dual zone snare... From: Walt ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 1 Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 23:03:51 +0000 From: John Smith Subject: Double Bass Pedal Does anyone know the best way of making the DTXpress into a double bass version? Best John [This message contained attachments] ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 2 Date: Mon, 22 Jul 2002 15:12:34 -0700 (PDT) From: Giles Hearn Subject: Re: Re: User kit downloads They only work for the DTXpress. Maybe you could upload some examples for the DTX2? __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better http://health.yahoo.com ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 3 Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 04:29:56 -0000 From: "majestic144" Subject: dual zone snare... Ok, im new to the group, and have a question.. i read post #1597, and got my first question answered. now, i have a dilema... I originally upgraded my dtxpress with 2 pintech cymbals, i used a stereo adapter and 2 mono plugs to put them into input 9/10, and they worked like a champ... woohoo! :-) so, i had the regular 5 piece set, with a total of 4 cymbals... Seeing as the pintech cymbals have done me well, and i like their lifetime warranty, I just bought the CC102-ST dual zone concertcast snare, so I can have the rimshot without switching between sets while I am playing (it gets annoying)... After messing with the kit for an hour and getting frustrated because the pad didn't work, I got on here and found post #1597, which answered my question... So, I guess I have to put the dual zone snare into inputs 9/10... I can live with that... So, what do I do with the 2 pintech cymbals I had there? Can I still use them? Or would I have to get another DTXPress module? Also, the original single zone snare pad, I was going to use it as a 4th tom, but not enough inputs, unless I can use a stereo Y adapter to hook it into another input... Please help! :-) What do I do??? ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 4 Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 06:12:09 -0000 From: "hairytrigger" Subject: Re: dual zone snare... ---The dtxp just does not have enough inputs! You can use the newly vacated snare input for an extra cymbal or a tom. I have the cc102-st. I use it as a single zone (no rim) so I have an extra cymbal and an extra pad for cowbell, woodblock etc. The dtxp just does not have enough inputs! Scott In DTXpress@y..., "majestic144" wrote: > Ok, im new to the group, and have a question.. i read post #1597, and > got my first question answered. now, i have a dilema... > > I originally upgraded my dtxpress with 2 pintech cymbals, i used a > stereo adapter and 2 mono plugs to put them into input 9/10, and they > worked like a champ... woohoo! :-) so, i had the regular 5 piece > set, with a total of 4 cymbals... > > Seeing as the pintech cymbals have done me well, and i like their > lifetime warranty, I just bought the CC102-ST dual zone concertcast > snare, so I can have the rimshot without switching between sets while > I am playing (it gets annoying)... > > After messing with the kit for an hour and getting frustrated because > the pad didn't work, I got on here and found post #1597, which > answered my question... > > So, I guess I have to put the dual zone snare into inputs 9/10... > I can live with that... > > So, what do I do with the 2 pintech cymbals I had there? Can I still > use them? Or would I have to get another DTXPress module? Also, the > original single zone snare pad, I was going to use it as a 4th tom, > but not enough inputs, unless I can use a stereo Y adapter to hook it > into another input... > > Please help! :-) What do I do??? ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 5 Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 06:20:03 -0000 From: "majestic144" Subject: Re: dual zone snare... yeah, thats a bummer too... i might just have to buy another dtxpress brain... :-) i was thinking of expanding it anyway to get some bongos or other percussion on it... maybe thats what i'll do... thanks! --- In DTXpress@y..., "hairytrigger" wrote: > ---The dtxp just does not have enough inputs! > You can use the newly vacated snare input for an extra cymbal or a > tom. I have the cc102-st. I use it as a single zone (no rim) so I have > an extra cymbal and an extra pad for cowbell, woodblock etc. > The dtxp just does not have enough inputs! > Scott > In DTXpress@y..., "majestic144" wrote: > > Ok, im new to the group, and have a question.. i read post #1597, > and > > got my first question answered. now, i have a dilema... > > > > I originally upgraded my dtxpress with 2 pintech cymbals, i used a > > stereo adapter and 2 mono plugs to put them into input 9/10, and > they > > worked like a champ... woohoo! :-) so, i had the regular 5 piece > > set, with a total of 4 cymbals... > > > > Seeing as the pintech cymbals have done me well, and i like their > > lifetime warranty, I just bought the CC102-ST dual zone concertcast > > snare, so I can have the rimshot without switching between sets > while > > I am playing (it gets annoying)... > > > > After messing with the kit for an hour and getting frustrated > because > > the pad didn't work, I got on here and found post #1597, which > > answered my question... > > > > So, I guess I have to put the dual zone snare into inputs 9/10... > > I can live with that... > > > > So, what do I do with the 2 pintech cymbals I had there? Can I still > > use them? Or would I have to get another DTXPress module? Also, the > > original single zone snare pad, I was going to use it as a 4th tom, > > but not enough inputs, unless I can use a stereo Y adapter to hook > it > > into another input... > > > > Please help! :-) What do I do??? ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Message: 6 Date: Tue, 23 Jul 2002 09:17:16 -0700 (PDT) From: Walt Subject: Re: dual zone snare... Your situation sounds very familiar, and I have to warn you that you are exhibiting the first symptoms of Monster E-Drum Syndrome. Anyway, there is another option to consider, beyond another DTXpress (or other brand) module, and that is a Pad to MIDI interface unit. Roland has the PM-16 and the TMC-6, and there are other brands too. These units can be used to add more inputs, using the voices from your existing DTXpress. Walt --- majestic144 wrote: > Ok, im new to the group, and have a question.. i > read post #1597, and > got my first question answered. now, i have a > dilema... > > I originally upgraded my dtxpress with 2 pintech > cymbals, i used a > stereo adapter and 2 mono plugs to put them into > input 9/10, and they > worked like a champ... woohoo! :-) so, i had the > regular 5 piece > set, with a total of 4 cymbals... > > Seeing as the pintech cymbals have done me well, and > i like their > lifetime warranty, I just bought the CC102-ST dual > zone concertcast > snare, so I can have the rimshot without switching > between sets while > I am playing (it gets annoying)... > > After messing with the kit for an hour and getting > frustrated because > the pad didn't work, I got on here and found post > #1597, which > answered my question... > > So, I guess I have to put the dual zone snare into > inputs 9/10... > I can live with that... > > So, what do I do with the 2 pintech cymbals I had > there? Can I still > use them? Or would I have to get another DTXPress > module? Also, the > original single zone snare pad, I was going to use > it as a 4th tom, > but not enough inputs, unless I can use a stereo Y > adapter to hook it > into another input... > > Please help! :-) What do I do??? > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better http://health.yahoo.com ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/ --------------------------------- Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better