Thanks for the info Patrice
--- angeyoda <
Jacquot.Patrice@...> wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
> Do you mean a Trixer ?
> You could even trigg by playing back the recorded
> drum tracks in the
> trixer inputs I suppose...
> You need the tracks to be quite clean .
> Otherwise the best way to trigg confortably any
> simmons (except SDX/
> XRack ) is (for me) some DDrum pads set with
> Mesheads .
> But it should work fine with any piezo pads...
>
> It's (trixer) probably working fine with the latest
> Simmons "probug"
> acoustic triggers.when this trigger is set up it's
> dampening quitely
> the drumhead so the triggering must be quite
> clean...
> I've seen various piezo setting up the Trixer (like
> "K&K" for
> example ) ...But everything will depend of your
> acoustic drum head
> adjustment ....
> about the mikes it's probably better if they're not
> too good, to
> avoid crosstalk problems...
> The Trixer is supposed to be optimised that way...
> I'm afraid you need to try to see what better suits
> to your
> situation...
>
> If it doesn't work properly , you could ever use
> "Recycle" (from
> steinberg)to freeze the midi shapes of your
> drumtracks & send midi
> notes to your Simmons ...
>
> Hope this helps !
>
> Patrice.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In Simmons_Drums@yahoogroups.com, "gdharris2010"
>
> <gdharris2010@y...> wrote:
> >
> > Hi I have a Simmons re-enforcement module that I
> don't know
> anything
> > about. It all works fine and I've been thinking
> of using it on a
> > couple of new tunes i've been working on and Im
> looking for advice
> > on how to use it (My triggers are old and my mikes
> are not to good)
> > Could one of you guys help me out with re advice
> on better triggers
> > or is it best to go with mikes
> >
> > Thanks
>
>
>
>
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