Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Anybody out there bothered by these? I sometimes get them with the 
KP60 for no apparent reason. I've reduced rejection/self-rejection/ 
specific rejection settings considerably.  That might do the trick--
I'll have to wait to find out--but if anyone has had experience in 
this area, advice would be appreciated. The pad does seem a little 
hard and prone to double hits. Even when you're not aware of it, the 
trigger menu registers them. Maybe some of these double hits are 
capable of blocking legitimate ones that follow.

Ed

You need to adust the gain and vcurve settings.  To
reduce double hits increase the gain option.




--- liberatusvirus <edtyct@...> wrote:
> Anybody out there bothered by these? I sometimes get
> them with the 
> KP60 for no apparent reason. I've reduced
> rejection/self-rejection/ 
> specific rejection settings considerably.  That
> might do the trick--
> I'll have to wait to find out--but if anyone has had
> experience in 
> this area, advice would be appreciated. The pad does
> seem a little 
> hard and prone to double hits. Even when you're not
> aware of it, the 
> trigger menu registers them. Maybe some of these
> double hits are 
> capable of blocking legitimate ones that follow.
> 
> Ed
> 
> 


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Thanks, Seth.  What vcurve do you use?

--- In DTXpress@y..., Seth Sedgwick <seth_sedg@y...> wrote:

> You need to adust the gain and vcurve settings.  To
> reduce double hits increase the gain option.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> --- liberatusvirus <edtyct@m...> wrote:
> > Anybody out there bothered by these? I sometimes get
> > them with the 
> > KP60 for no apparent reason. I've reduced
> > rejection/self-rejection/ 
> > specific rejection settings considerably.  That
> > might do the trick--
> > I'll have to wait to find out--but if anyone has had
> > experience in 
> > this area, advice would be appreciated. The pad does
> > seem a little 
> > hard and prone to double hits. Even when you're not
> > aware of it, the 
> > trigger menu registers them. Maybe some of these
> > double hits are 
> > capable of blocking legitimate ones that follow.
> > 
> > Ed
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
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