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Re: how to TRIG a wood Snare

Greetings, Gianluigi.

Assuming you have made a snare with two piezos you have two choices -
use two inputs on your module or build a DTXpander circuit which will
convert the rim piezo signal into a switch signal. See the files
section for the circuit diagram.

While a Roland is an option, the cheaper Rolands are the same as the
Yamaha - they use a single piezo and rim switch rather than two piezos.

Keith.




Fri Nov 14, 2008 7:36 pm

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hi all from Italy.. i have a complete DTXII set (with rubber pads). I decided to customize a "Wood Dixon Snare" mounting a mesh head on it.. now i need to buy...
re_ispanico
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Nov 14, 2008
7:15 pm

Greetings, Gianluigi. Assuming you have made a snare with two piezos you have two choices - use two inputs on your module or build a DTXpander circuit which...
Keith
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Nov 14, 2008
7:36 pm

Thanks Keith for the prompt reply... to be honest i was not thinking about "piezos" to trig my Acoustic Snaredrum.. but to a "CLAMP TRIGGER" (is this the...
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Nov 14, 2008
11:12 pm

... module??.. ... I assume you mean something like this: http://www.ddrum.com/drumtriggers.htm Yamaha do some as well: ...
Keith
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