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Well done ...
So what was the problem ?





Selon ALFONSO PACHES <alfpaches@...>:

> Great
> the sds7 is working perfectly. Thanks
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> --- El sáb, 13/3/10, Jacquot.Patrice@... <Jacquot.Patrice@...>
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> De: Jacquot.Patrice@... <Jacquot.Patrice@...>
> Asunto: Re: [Simmons Drums] simmons sds7 triggering
> Para: Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com
> Fecha: sábado, 13 de marzo, 2010 15:35
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> Selon alfpaches <alfpaches@yahoo. es>:
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> > Hi
> > I have problems to tigger my sds7. There is no problem with the analog
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> > but when I use the digital sounds they sound saturated. I set the
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> > pots very down but the response it´s the same. I´m triggering the sds7 by
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> > yamaha rx5 drum machine and when I push the pads the sound is good but when
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> > play a pattern or sequence from the drum machine the sound is saturated.
> > Could it be because an eprom fail?,or could it be for another reason?.
> Thanks
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> If it's ok when you play from pads , your Eproms are ok.
> Jesper should be quite close to the problem...
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> Inside the RX5 the velocity of the pads might be not set as loud as the
> sequencer dynamics...
> you could try first to check the output signal from the RX5 following your
> different triggering sources.
> or You have the solution of filtering the signal, through MTM or whatever...
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> good luck...
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> Patrice.
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