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SideStick … Isolating the Output

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Posted October 31, 2018 at 14:15 #2116218

Michael North
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Hi everyone (first time here)

How can I isolate the SideStick articulation into it’s own channel?

When I try to add it as an Instrument … it seems to default to the other two snare articulations.

Also:

I can’t seem to find a way to Search this forum or the Owners Manual !!

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Replied October 31, 2018 at 14:45 #2116254

Henrik Ekblom
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Michael North wrote:

How can I isolate the SideStick articulation into it’s own channel?

Click “Add Instrument” in the top left corner, select “Search for Instrument”, then find and select the snare that has the sidestick you want.

When you use the Add Instrument > Search for Instrument, in the bottom of that window you’ll see a close mic selector, where you can select “Existing” (which routes the new instruments close microphones to existing mixer channels), or “New” (which creates new close microphone channels for the added instrument). New should be selected here.

After you added the instrument, you can go in to it’s articulation menu and disable all articulations except the sidestick (to save RAM).

Now you should be able to program the sidestick of this instrument in the Grid Editor, and control it’s sound, since it has added new Mixer Channels.

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
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