Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Wow, now THAT's interesting!

Yeah, I'm only using my DTXpress I and III modules now and thinking 
of different creative ways to connect pads. Things are going to get 
real crazy when I start using my Alesis DM Pro module!
Especially with the Hi-Hat situation, these cool idea's can really 
give you multiple Hi-Hat sounds. It's a trip to have two choices of 
Hat set-up in one song without stopping changing the voice sample. 
Your way with the idea of having MORE inbetween sounds like a  great 
idea to try:)
If only I had room for TWO snares!:o As it is, I love the excess of 
cybal rides and crashes. My drummer friend (acoustic player) of 25 
years of playing almost didn't know what to do with all my pads!

Thanks, Steve


--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, rdamon@m... wrote:
> Steve,
>  
> I setup my last kit running the hihat triggers to two module, so 
that I
> could have a three zone hihat that was controlled from one HH65 
hihat pedal.
> The three zones came from two on a PCY65S (bow/edge) and a the 
third on a
> PCY10 (bell). Since both pads were mounted to the same cymbal arm, 
it
> yeilded a three zone hihat. The HH65 was Y-split with a true 
stereo splitter
> to module 1 and module 2 HHCTRL jacks. The PCY10 output was sent 
to Module
> 1/Input 1 and Module 2/Input 8. The PCY65S output was sent to 
Module 1/Input
> 8 and Module 2/Input 1. The reason for sending the outputs from 
each pad to
> both modules was to take advantage of the "Specific Rejection" 
function in
> the modules so that hitting one pad wouldn't trigger the other. 
>  
> There are alot of creative things that can be done when you have 
two
> modules.
>  
> OGD
> 
>    _____  
> 
> From: zapaxe  
> Subject: [DTXpress] Anyone using more than one Hi-Hat pad set-up 
with one
> controller?
> 
> 
> 
> Just experimented and tried this out last night! I have two 
separate 
> pads for my Hi-Hat set-up. Each going to separate DTX modules. My 
Hi-
> Hat controller is slit with a stereo 'Y' cable to both modules. 
What 
> a trip:)
> I have one set to a higher pitch and the other to a lower pitch. 
The 
> placements were tricky, but I have it situated where it works 
> well...It's fun too:)
> 
> Steve
> 
> 
>  
> 
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