Snareless snare???
2002-10-02 by bk452468
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2002-10-02 by bk452468
What is the best way to simulate a (wooden) snare with the snare-mat off? Ik often play with the snares off on my accoustic kit and would like to do the same on my dtxpress 2. To me all the pre-programmed snares are with the snares on. Thanks, Joep
2002-10-03 by hairytrigger
joep I've not tried this, but I think you would have to go into the tom voices to find something suitable. You will probably need to reduce the reverb, and shorten the decay for a good sound. You may also need to layer two voices to get the proper attack sound, which usually is much sharper for snare. Anybody ever tried this? Scott --- In DTXpress@y..., "bk452468" <j.g.koenders@s...> wrote:
> What is the best way to simulate a (wooden) snare with the snare-mat > off? Ik often play with the snares off on my accoustic kit and would > like to do the same on my dtxpress 2. To me all the pre-programmed > snares are with the snares on. > > Thanks, > > Joep
2002-10-03 by otacon28us
yeah i have actually done exactly what hairytrigger was saying in his reply to your post, i have the dtxpress module so i'm not sure how much the tom voices have changed from that to the dtxpress II ,but what i did was pick a mid to bottom end sounding tom,and then layer a higher tom over it,or i guess you could use the same tom voice for both,and just play with the tuning a bit too.. then after the way i assigned the voices on my paritcular set-up for it , i went in an adjusted various parameters of each voice,and crossfaded them together so the 2 voices mixed well,also you can adjust the volume for each voice as well ,so in my case i wanted a somewhat of snare that sounded like the snares were thrown off combined with a nice crisp picollo kind of voice,and it really worked out well .. so check out those tom voices,and don't be afraid to expirement with it ,and you'll find after some tweeking it should do the trick quite well.. hope this helps you out ps. if you want a detailed description of how i layed my voices out for my off-snare sound let me know and i'll email you the specifics to get you started then you could always customise it from there otacon28 --- In DTXpress@y..., "hairytrigger" <artifax@i...> wrote: > joep > I've not tried this, but I think you would have to go into the tom > voices to find something suitable. You will probably need to reduce > the reverb, and shorten the decay for a good sound. You may also need > to layer two voices to get the proper attack sound, which usually is > much sharper for snare. Anybody ever tried this? > Scott > > --- In DTXpress@y..., "bk452468" <j.g.koenders@s...> wrote: > > What is the best way to simulate a (wooden) snare with the snare- mat > > off? Ik often play with the snares off on my accoustic kit and would > > like to do the same on my dtxpress 2. To me all the pre- programmed
> > snares are with the snares on. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Joep