Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

thank you!

i gave it a shot and it's working for me. however, i've come across a 
new problem. even though i save the kit, with the hi-hat triggered to 
turn the 'song' on, after i turn off the brain and turn it back on, 
it plays the song in a different kit altogether. and i don't even 
think it's a kit that i have programmed right now. it just plays 
everything as a piano chord, instead of the synth triggers i 
selected. kind of weird. after messing around with it for about 5 
minutes i can get things working again, but then it goes back to this 
piano setting after i turn it off.

any suggestions?

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "emf" <liberatusvirus@y...> wrote:
> --- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "selfcase" <selfcase@y...> wrote:
> > oh one other thing - really i don't have a song programmed, it's 
> > really just a simple fifth (C-G) recorded using those built in 
> synth 
> > sounds.. i'm running the brain out through a guitar amp with a 
lot 
> of 
> > distortion, we're using it to backup what another guy is playing. 
> but 
> > it's one of those synth sounds that doesn't really die out and 
just 
> > keeps on going, so the only time it stops is when the 'song' 
itself 
> > stops.. is there anyway i can get it so when i press down on my 
hi-
> > hat pedal the song starts, and when i press down on it again it 
> stops?
> > 
> > that would also be really awesome. thanks.
> 
> Dave,
> 
> I don't know whether this is what you're after, but the Voice Edit 
> Mode contains a page called "Function" (2-6?), which enables an 
input 
> to "control playback of a pad song." The next section (2-7?), 
> entitled "Pad Song" sets song selection and playback mode for that 
> input. I imagine that what you'd want to do is have foot close on 
the 
> hi hat controller start and stop the dyad. I've never used this 
> function, so I can't be more specific.
> 
> Ed