How to give ride its own channel?

[XERIX M]

Hi All – how do you make the ride have its own channel? rather than going to OH (overheads)

Thanks in advance

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[Henrik Ekblom]

Right click on the ride and in the menu select More > Route Instrument Microphones…

In the top you’ll see the Close Mics; those are the main microphones that captured the sound of the Ride. You can select to route them to a new separate channel, in the list below the header “Mixer Channels”. Some libraries have more than one overhead microphone(s), so you can in those send all the overhead microphones to their own channels, or gather them in one new mixer channel.

Reply back here if you still can’t make it work 🙂

Henrik Ekblom - User Experience Designer
Toontrack

[XERIX M]

Thanks Henrik it worked – I really appreciate the times you guys spend answering our questions. Cheers!

[Mark King]

Just tried this myself. Cool 🙂

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