12 of 16 Yamaha DTX6 Layering, Stacking, Alternating

Simon Edgoose looks at layering, stacking and alternating sounds on the Yamaha DTXPRO module that comes with the DTX6 range of kits

[@stevend984]

Well...a funny thing happened on my way to adjust the pad settings on my new DTX6 kit. This module got all whacky and it would not recover after many resets. I have been going back & forth with a Yamaha tech but still not fix. What the kit began doing was excessively over reacting to strikes anywhere on any pad and even the rack itself. This become a big mess trying to record in MIDI! Unfortunately it appears this kit is going back because my return window is closing in a few days and I have no choice.

[@Bcwilderness]

how many samples do you need to load in to get that cobolo vid snare you were doing this is the gamechanger vid :)

[@mjmawson]

Hi Simon, do the built in kits use the alternating function to avoid machine gunning at all?

[@edruminfo]

The alternating function is for when you are using layers A,B C and D (in other words something that you have put together from internal or user sounds). The internal sounds have a much more complicated system.