Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "supernovanexus" 
<supernovanexus@y...> wrote:
> Hey Oldguydrummer...I noticed you crazy set up in the pictures. 
Could 
> you explain what each pad is used for? I am just so curious lol. 
> Thanx.
> 
> -Zack-

Hey Zack,

The two pads at bottom center are TP65S, ones a wood snare, the other 
is a picalo snare.

The row of seven TP65 are toms 1-7.

The lower row of PCY65/PCY65S are Hihat(hvy)/ride/hihat
(reversed)/ride/hihat(lite). The reversed hihat is setup as closed 
when the pedal is up and open with the pedal is down, so you can play 
a closed hihat sound when using both bass pedals.

On the right is the BP80 is bell/block and the vertical TP65 pad on 
the far right is a gong.

The top row of TP65S/TP80S are various 
crashes/sizzles/splashes/chinas with associated bell sounds on the 
PCY10 bell pads.

With two KP65 bass pedals and three HH65 pedals on the floor.

There are three DtxpuII modules just below the toms 3/4/5. A Mackie 
DFX12 mixer on top of a Roland KC500 amp.

This is an older pic. I now have 8 toms and have moved a PCY10/PCY65S 
combination down to the Hihat position on the left and set it up as a 
three zone (bell/bow/edge) hihat pad that runs off of one HH65 pedal.

OGD