Thanks anyway, Vern. I've tried the foot-close sounds and
unfortunately they all come with a "thump" noise of one's foot
coming down hard on the pedal! I might just have to dig out
my "real" hi-hats and play them with brush in hand!
--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "Vernon Graner" <vern@t...> wrote:
> Nick:
>
> My apologies for the silence there! :)
>
> It looks like no one chimed in on this becasue no one has a good
asnwer
> (the usual reason, mostly we would all chime in if we had a
perfect or
> near perfect fix!)>
>
> I only have the DtxpressII, and most of the hat samples are stick-
click
> impact sounding. As a possible suggestion, you could try assigning
a
> "foot close" sound to the pad and see if that could make something
> simular to what you're looking for. Again, Sorry for the delay in
> response... :)
>
> Vern
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> Nick Carroll said:
> > Can a DTXpress II owner please answer this question of mine? I
own
> > the previous model and I am looking for a very soft closed hi-hat
> > sound, like the sound of a brush stroke on hi-hat cymbal. The
brush
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