Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

UN.H
Crosstalk is when you strike one pad, and another pad also triggers. 
This is ussually from the vibration thru the rack.
Double triggers occur when one pad is struck, and its own vibration 
causes it to trigger again. This is hardly a problem with rubber pads, 
but was hell when triggering acoustic drums.
Your pm-16/dtxpress problem is crosstalk. Moving pad attachment points 
may help. I Think it will always be a potential problem when using two 
modules or a trigger interface.
Scott

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "underneathheaven" <realvast@s...> 
wrote:
> At the moment I'm using a PM-16 to add additonal pads to my setup.  
> Obviously this means I have some pads connected to my module and 
> some pads connected to my PM-16 all mixed up around the kit.  If I 
> remember correctly there is nothing that can be done for cross talk 
> or double triggers when using two different sources for triggers 
> right?  Here is my problem: When I hit my second tom (which is 
> connected to my module) I get a slight and quiet sound from my crash 
> cymbal (which is connected to my PM-16.)  I can't recall, but theres 
> hardly anything you can do for this besides get seperate arms or 
> seperate the pads right?  And just for good measure, let me go over 
> some definations.
> 
> Double Triggers occur when one pad is hit but another pad makes a 
> sound as well correct?  Which would be my current problem with two 
> different trigger sources.  
> 
> Cross Talk occurs when you hit your hi-hat and snare and the hi-hat 
> doesn't make a sound right?
> 
> Thanks for the lesson,
> 
> -UN.H