Yamaha DTXpress/DTXplorer/DTXtreme

Hi I am on the verge of purchasing the DTXPressII (very excited!), 
and I'm sorry if this has been answered before, but can I set up 
each pad at a different place on the stereo spectrum? (Cymbals far 
right, hi-hats middle left etc.)
Jimmy

--- jimmymagee10 wrote:
> ... can I set up each pad at a different place on the
> stereo spectrum? (Cymbals far right, hi-hats middle
> left etc.)

Yes. Every voice (not just each pad) has a "pan" setting, from L27 
(extreme left) through R27 (extreme right), with all points between.

What you *can't* do is send those voices to different output 
channels. They're just spread across the stereo image on the output.

Stewart

No problems in doing that...

Personal preference:
For normal kit sounds - don't 'hard' pan fully right or left. Makes 
them sound more natural.
Percussion sounds (shakers, and such) work quite well fully panned.

Jimmy,
Welcome to the forum, and the DTXpress world. The answer is Yes you 
can.Each pad has many parameters that you can fully edit and 
customize!
Scott

--- In DTXpress@yahoogroups.com, "jimmymagee10" <jimmymagee10@y...> 
wrote:

> Hi I am on the verge of purchasing the DTXPressII (very excited!), 
> and I'm sorry if this has been answered before, but can I set up 
> each pad at a different place on the stereo spectrum? (Cymbals far 
> right, hi-hats middle left etc.)
> Jimmy

Jimmy:
Yes, you can pan individual sounds to any degree (0-64) from left to 
right.
Oh, and welcome!
Stephen