Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

UN. H
The labels in blue in the pics are the sounds I have coming from the 
TD-5.
I really like the cymbal sounds on that module.
There are a couple really good kick sounds, too. But if I use those, I 
lose my front-panel kick level control.In the studio, I'm only using 
the XPress, anyway.When I use the TD-5, I run the outputs into the 
front-panel 1/8" stereo input jack on the XPress. Works great. Playing 
live, I don't use stereo, so I could Pan cymbals and kick on TD-5, and 
still get individual kick volume on my mixer.That is really the best 
way to do it.Also using the mixer allows better external effects 
control.
Scott

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "underneathheaven" <realvast@s...> 
wrote:
> Cool set hairy!  Which sounds do you prefer to come from the TD-5?
> 
> -UN.H
> 
> 
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "hairytrigger" <artifax@i...> 
wrote:
> > Hi All.
> > I have finally posted some pics of my kit from the cramped 
> confines of 
> > my pal's apartment recording studio. We have been up there several 
> > months. He has a Korg digital recording station. We have been 
> > re-making some great old songs. It is taking forever. We only do 
> > sunday afternoons. PLUS it it just we two. He play bass. He also 
> does 
> > a little guitar, but has been learning ALL the guitar parts. I 
> play 
> > drums (?) I have used the keyboard for years to figure out harmony 
> > parts, put never played it as an instrument. I still don't know 
> how 
> > really, but I'm doing all the keyboards (Organ, Piano, Horns, 
> Strings, 
> > etc.)We are both singing lead, harmony and backing vocals. Some 
> songs 
> > we share, some he or I will do All the vocals. It has been a real 
> > blast, but is a slow process.
> > I had intended to wait until my kit was finished before posting 
> pics. 
> > This ain't gonna happen! Two and a healf years, and still 
evolving.
> > But I had the camera there to get some documentation for the CD 
> > cover(planning WAT ahead) So here are a couple. By the way, the 
> ride 
> > pad is a PD-7.
> > 
> > Scott