Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Thanks jim,

that's clear.

But can you tell me why that is.
Isn't it that a stereo pad is nothing else than a pad with two 
triggers in it.
It also has two connections (stereo jack) so what's the difference 
(elctrical) between a stereo pad and for instance a bar pad.
How does the module see wether it's a stereo pad or two individual 
pads.

Thanks in advance.

bas


--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, Ratzo <ratzo@t...> wrote:
> On Mon, 24 Mar 2003 09:53:31 -0000, you wrote:
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> >What my intention was, is that I plug the KP65 into trigger 1.
> >When i hit the base it would be pad1, and when i hit the extra pad 
> >connected to the input on the kp65 it should be RIM1.
> >The rim1 never worked on the KP65. The odd thing is that when I 
> >connect a tp80s pas (dual trigger) to input 1, it all works 
fine.The 
> >normal pad is pad1, and the rimshot in the pad is rim1.......
> >
> >So, I'm confused here. Apparently there is a great difference 
between 
> >the electrical inputs on the tp80s and the KP65.
> 
> It's simple.  You can't have one pad trigger pad1 and another pad
> trigger rim1.  To trigger the pad and rim on any input, you have to
> use a stereo pad like the TP80S.  Input 9/10 can not be triggered by
> the rim of a stereo pad.
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> ____________________________
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> Jim