Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

K guys,
I just tweeked a custom kit and took one of our songs on the Korg 
1600 and recorded it to a virtual track.
Now, listening back to it, I have a few things I dont really like.
Toms are too hot, and cymbals too brite.
My question is this....
If I record to the DTX and to the korg...can I go back and tweek the 
set now that I have a good take within the "Custom kit"..play it 
back and record it to the Korg. 
Another words. I just want to change certian levels with in the kit 
on the pattern i just recorded and not do another take.
Making any sense?
Billy

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "narrowgatedrummer" <buoymaster@c...> wrote:
> K guys,
> I just tweeked a custom kit and took one of our songs on the Korg 
> 1600 and recorded it to a virtual track.
> Now, listening back to it, I have a few things I dont really like.
> Toms are too hot, and cymbals too brite.
> My question is this....
> If I record to the DTX and to the korg...can I go back and tweek the 
> set now that I have a good take within the "Custom kit"..play it 
> back and record it to the Korg. 
> Another words. I just want to change certian levels with in the kit 
> on the pattern i just recorded and not do another take.
> Making any sense?
> Billy

As long as you are sync'ed up w/MIDI.
Plug a MIDI cable into the 'out' of the Korg and  'in' of the module.  Make sure the Korg is sending MIDI control messages.  If the 
DTXpress is in 'auto'  or 'ext'  sync mode, you should be able to hit play on the 1600 and play the seq on the DTXpress. As long as you 
don't commit your performance to 'tape'  you can change the levels and sounds of each drum.

Jun