How to fix poor volume balance on Yamaha DTX-PRO Drums?
To address poor volume balance on your Yamaha Drums, consider the following: * Ensure that the sliders on the MIXER screen have been set appropriately. * Individually adjust the output volumes of the DTX-PRO and any external audio devices. You can also adjust settings in MENU/Utility/Input Output/AUX In Gain, and use the [AUDIO VOLUME] knob.
How to increase headphone volume on Yamaha Drums?
If the headphone volume is too low on your Yamaha Drums, adjust the values in MENU/Utility/Output Gain. Also, adjust the PhonesEQ and consider using high-quality headphones.
How to fix sounds that are skipped during rolls and flams on Yamaha Drums?
To fix sounds that are skipped during rolls and flams on your Yamaha Drums, reduce the “Reject Time” parameter from MENU/Trigger/Pad Type/Pad Type.
What to do if sound is produced without striking the pad on Yamaha Drums?
If sound is being produced without striking the pad on your Yamaha Drums, crosstalk may be occurring. Ensure that trigger setups have been configured correctly. Set the “Reject Lvl” parameter from the MENU/Trigger/Crosstalk to an appropriate level. If using a separately-sold pad featuring a level adjuster, ensure that the level has been set appropriately. Ensure that the “Minimum Level” parameter from MENU/Trigger/Pad Type has been set appropriately.
Why are Yamaha Drums pads producing unintended sounds?
If your Yamaha Drums pads are producing unintended sounds, ensure that trigger setups have been configured correctly. If an external MIDI device played from the DTX-PRO does not produce the expected sounds, review its voice settings for the MIDI channel on which the DTX-PRO is sending data. Check the crosstalk setting, min level setting and sensitivity setting. Voices assigned to layers B, C, or D may cause unintended sounds. If unexpected sounds are produced when you have connected a two or three-zone pad to any of the [wTOM1/e], [rTOM2/t], [yTOM3/u], [!2KICK/!3], [qSNARE] or [!]4 jacks, set the “Pad Type” parameter to “off” in MENU/Trigger/Pad Type or select the proper pad type in MENU/Trigger/Pad Type.
What to do if Yamaha DTX-PRO Drums pads are only producing sounds at very high volumes?
If your Yamaha Drums pads are only producing sounds at very high volumes, ensure that the “Gain” parameter from MENU/Trigger/Pad Type is not set too high. Also, adjust the “Velocity Curve” parameter from MENU/Trigger/Curve and check the “TrgVel” setting in MENU/Kit Edit/Kit Modifier/Voice/MessageType. Ensure that you are using only the recommended Yamaha pads.
What to do if I hear double triggers on my Yamaha Drums?
If you are experiencing double triggers on your Yamaha Drums, ensure that trigger setups have been configured correctly. If the pad or drum trigger has a controller for adjusting output or sensitivity, turn it down. Also, ensure that the “Gain” parameter from MENU/Trigger/Pad Type is not set too high.
What to do if cymbal/hi-hat sounds are too soft on Yamaha Drums?
If your cymbal and hi-hat sounds are too soft on your Yamaha Drums, here are some potential solutions: * Check the orientation of the cymbal pad. * Tighten the shaft on the hi-hat stand to prevent the hi-hat pad from rotating. * Remove any extra felt under the cymbal pad. * Ensure that the Pad Type and trigger parameters are set correctly, verifying the “Pad Type” parameter in MENU/Trigger/Pad Type. * Make sure the slider is not set to the minimum. * Ensure that the slider on the MIXER screen for the pad is set high enough. * Ensure that the drumstick is parallel to the pad surface when striking the pad.
What to do if Yamaha DTX-PRO sensitivity is too low during performance?
If you're experiencing low sensitivity (volume) with your Yamaha Drums during performance, consider these points: * Check the direction of the cymbal pad. An improper direction can affect functionality. * Regularly tighten the hi-hat stand shaft to prevent the hi-hat pad from rotating and malfunctioning. * Make sure that the Pad Type parameter is set correctly. * Adjust the trigger output level of pads with a dial if it is too low. * Ensure the slider for the pad is set high enough on the mixer.
General| Module | DTX-PRO |
|---|---|
| Polyphony | 128 voices |
| Preset Drum Kits | 50 |
| User Drum Kits | 200 |
| Training Functions | Yes |
| Click/Metronome | Yes |
| Connectivity | USB, MIDI, Bluetooth |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Power Supply | AC adapter |
| Type | Drum Module |
| Sounds | 1, 000 sounds |
| Effects | Reverb, EQ, Compressor |
| Recorder | Yes |
| Audio Interface | USB |
| MIDI Connectivity | MIDI In/Out |
| USB Connectivity | USB to Host |
| Pads | Rubber pads |
| Inputs | 10 (8 trigger inputs + 2 AUX inputs) |
Safety and disposal instructions for batteries and product.
Defines warning symbols used in the manual.
Essential safety guidelines for operation.
Advice for proper care and data management.
Package contents and unit mounting.
Information on available documentation.
Highlights the product's main capabilities.
Description of controls on the top surface.
Explanation of screen elements and operation buttons.
Details trigger inputs, USB, MIDI, and outputs.
Steps for preparing and physically setting up the unit.
Powering up and first-time configuration.
Connecting and utilizing USB storage for data.
Explains sound sets and individual sounds.
How pad strikes create different sounds.
How to choose and change drum kits.
Modifying ambience, compression, and effects.
Adjusting individual pad volume levels.
How to utilize the metronome feature.
Overview of performance recording functions.
Lists training modes and how to start/end them.
Explains the use of pre-set songs for practice.
Explains muting specific parts in training songs.
Explains practicing individual song sections.
Expanding functionality with accessories.
Connecting and using smartphones/tablets.
Diagnosing and resolving common problems.
Technical details on sound engine and ports.
Explains warranty terms and conditions.
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