A closer look at the Yamaha DTX8 and DTX10 Kits with Simon Edgoose - Long Version

Simon Edgoose has a look at the Yamaha DTX8 and DTX10 kits, sounds, features, and live functionality.

00:00   Intro Track
01:05   DTX8 Intro
02:05   DTX10 Intro
02:55   The physical differences between the kits
03:18   The Pads
03:48   The difference between centre and edge cones
04:21   Pad venting
05:52   Why TCS and mesh?
06:27   Why Mylar feels like it does
07:16   Why mesh feels like it does
07:38   Why TCS feels like it does
08:19   Bass drum pads
09:40    The modules
10:30    The sounds
11:10   Recording and drum modules signal paths
12:36   How the sounds work
14:49   How the sounds behave when you play them
15:25   A few presets
17:17    User Voices
19:33   Some imported User Voices (Multi Layer Samples)
20:05   Using the internal FX on imported samples
21:08   The modules – what are the differences?
22:53   Inputs ands Outputs
23:46   User interfaces
25:47   Sound Editing
27:03   The Kit Modifiers
29:42   Memory and Tracks
31:33   Layering, Stacking, Alternating Sounds
33:43   Positional Sensing
35:02   2 zone / 3 zone pads and cross stick
36:18   Bluetooth (ProX)
36:49   Live Functionality
37:32   Guide Audio
40:11   Live Set (ProX)
45:06   MIDI Control
46:27   Assignable Pad Functions  
47:20   Apps and Software
48:49    Unique Features
52:23   In Conclusion