Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hi Jade,

Although my experience is with a PM-16, not a TMC-6, I
suspect the theory is the same. 

A trigger to Midi interface device converts a pad hit
to MIDI information, then sends it to another device
to process.  On the PM-16 what I did was to assign a
MIDI note number (plus some other stuff) to each of
the pads directly attached to it.  Then, on the DTX
you define a sound that is associated with each of the
MIDI note numbers you assigned on the PM-16.  The
result was that you hit a pad attached to the
interface, the interface converts that to a MIDI note
number to be played, and sends that to the DTX module.
 The DTX module determines what sound is assigned to
that MIDI note number, and sends it off to the tone
generator to play.  

I expect that the TMC-6 works the same, although the
way you assign the MIDI info on it may be a little
different than the PM-16.

Walt

--- deb maniace <jadiebooshkie@...> wrote:
> 
> 
> So what you are saying is that the Trigger Edits
> that
> say "Save to input x or y" will then be transferred
> to
> each individual input on the TMC-6?  Say I saved a
> crash cymbal setting on the DTX to input 7...I would
> then take the input 7(saved crash settings) and
> transfer them to say input 3 on the Roland?  Then I
> could plug in an x-tra crash to input 3 on the
> Roland...hit the crash pad(that is plugged into #3
> on
> the Roland) and those settings from the DTX #7 input
> will be reproduced and transfered to #3 crash pad on
> the Roland?////Sorry I SEEM SO DENSE...this is all
> NEW
> stuff to me...  and ..oh yah...I may have a
> KITI...see
> my post earlier...heard from Rezdrums, if this
> doesn't
> pan out I will probably go with the Roland....Jade
> --- "liberatusvirus <liberatusvirus@...>"
> <liberatusvirus@...> wrote:
> > Jade,
> > 
> > You'd do it through a MIDI hookup. The first step
> > would be to 
> > transfer sounds from the DTX module to the TMC-6's
> > individual inputs 
> > (with the pads connected to them) via MIDI-in,
> > probably by hitting 
> > pads on your kit that have voices saved to
> > particular user note 
> > numbers, which the TMC-6 can store.  From that
> point
> > on, until you 
> > change it, the TMC-6 uses each of those note
> > numbers/inputs to 
> > access your selected voice (or voices, if the
> input
> > is stereo) in 
> > the DTX via MIDI-out whenever the appropriate pad
> is
> > hit. Once 
> > you've programmed the sounds, you set up the
> > triggering functions on 
> > the TMC-6 (gain etc) to your liking. Voila, now
> you
> > can play. The 
> > TMC-6 functions like an intermediary, an
> electronic
> > drum broker, 
> > between the extra pads and the DTX module, which
> > supplies the 
> > sounds. Those are the nuts and bolts of a MIDI
> > interface. The 
> > details of how the TMC-6 accomplishes its job will
> > have to be 
> > between you and the manual.
> > 
> > 
> > --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "jadiebooshkie 
> > <jadiebooshkie@y...>" <jadiebooshkie@y...> wrote:
> > > Just wondering if I got the Roland TMC-6...how
> > would I hook it to 
> > > the DTXII brain...would MIDI OUT on the TMC-^
> plug
> > into the MIDI 
> > IN 
> > > on the DTX?...I am assuming it would run off or
> in
> > conjunction 
> > with 
> > > the DTX module...is this so?
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
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