Topic: X-drum Mic Routing and other Routing Questions

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Replied March 3, 2022 at 00:54 #2883258

sakendrick
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think I solved my second question (see the bleed property on the right).. first q remains.

Replied March 3, 2022 at 02:45 #2883294

Brad
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sakendrick wrote:

think I solved my second question (see the bleed property on the right).. first q remains.

Hi there

On the add instrument window on the bottom left you should see; Route close mics to mixer channels; Existing or New. Selecting “New” should create a separate close mic.

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Replied March 3, 2022 at 05:15 #2883326

sakendrick
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I tried that… creates a new mixer channel but uses one of the existing rack tom mics…

I added another tom, made sure New was selected and still showing in the Mic column one of the other rack tom mics. image attached.
Replied March 3, 2022 at 08:43 #2883352
Brad
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sakendrick wrote:

I tried that… creates a new mixer channel but uses one of the existing rack tom mics…

I added another tom, made sure New was selected and still showing in the Mic column one of the other rack tom mics. image attached.

What I think you are seeing in middle column on the route instrument microphone page is, racktom1, is the original name of the close microphone/channel for that instrument(racktom) from the preset/kit you have taken it from.
Another example would be let’s say you add another kick drum, you might have 2 close microphone channels, kick in, kick out, same as the kick in the kit you are adding to.

I hope I am making sense.

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Replied March 3, 2022 at 14:14 #2883435

sakendrick
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ah.. ok… I think I understand. That is just the default for the instrument, but when you map to a mixing channel you are essentially changing or customizing the mix used. Thank you!
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