Yes, I own the DTXtreme II, and I've had dropped hits - mostly when playing live or rehearsing with the band. I believe it happens when the bass player is too loud and boomy, or his speaker is too close to my kit. So I ask him to move his speaker away. I have also solved the problem to some extent by turning down the gain on my snare pad. Dropped hits come with the territory, and I don't think it is an exclusively Yamaha problem. Nevertheless it is immensely frustrating. I know of someone who ditched his Roland e-kit because he was getting dropped notes. I am not happy about dropped notes and other shortcomings of e-kits. I have decided not to use my DTXtreme for live work any more - I'm going back to my acoustic kit, and keep the DTXT for rehearsals and recording only. Nick. --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "david cheong" <cheongth@g...> wrote: > Dear all > > Hope to get some help from you folks.. I have a DTX3SE for about a > year > now and has been having fun until recently. Has been getting > 'dropped' > hits on the snare pad esp when i play fast eg 16th fill or practising > rudiments. This happen on the toms pads as well but less often. Tried > switching the tom pad with the snare but the same problem > persist...so > i reckon it is not a snare pad problem. > Also 1 0r 2 of the fast beats comes through very loud (as if at max > volume) with no change in my hitting force. Brought the unit back to > yamaha service centre (in Singapore) but was told nothing wrong! > > Any one had the same problem or solutions? > > Thanks a lot. > > > david
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Re: dropped hits
2005-05-11 by Nick Carroll
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