Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Also, if you want two hihat pads (standard on the left, remote on the right)
you can plug two pads into zone 8.

If the pads you use are single zone pads, like the TP65 (or PCY65) for both
hats then you will just need a mono Y splitter cable to plug both pads into
zone 8.

If you use stereo pads, like the TP65s/TP80S/PCY65s for both hats then you
need a stereo splitter cable. One that combines two stereo inputs to one
stereo input and not the usual Y-insert splitter cable that takes two mono
inputs to a single stereo input. Then the one HH65 you have will control
both hihat pads, but you will get the same sound from both hihat pads.

OGD

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	brown8700 [SMTP:brown8700@...]
> Sent:	Monday, December 29, 2003 3:38 PM
> To:	DTXpress@yahoogroups.com
> Subject:	[DTXpress] Re: full advantage of module's inputs
> 
> Adding two more components using input 9/10 is the only expansion 
> possibility with dedicated pads/sounds (that I know of, anyway). 
> However, you could add additional pads that are Y-cabled together to 
> give you more convenience. For example, a ride cymbal/pad on both 
> your left and right side. Another example would be a Yammie wedge 
> programmed with a crash on the edge and ride on the bow, coupled 
> together with a Yammie pad, thus giving you a good crash target 
> (wedge edge) and a great surface for riding (pad). I've done both.
> Stephen
> 
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> 
 
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