A work-around, if you need to pan Rides, Cymbals, or really any other instrument, is to create an additional instance of the SD3 plug-in on the need-to-be-panned instrument’s midi track, and remove that specific instrument from the primary SD3 plug-in on the Master midi track. Be sure the settings are exactly the same, except switch the outputs (L -> R, R -> L) if your instrument needs to be mirrored; i.e. placed on the opposite side. Within the mixer of the secondary SD3 plug-in, alter the panning additionally to tweak placement. If you only enable the actual instruments being utilized in each plug-in instance, the memory and CPU usage is not much different compared to one single instance.
This post explains nicely how to separate the Ride from the Master Mix; https://www.toontrack.com/forums/topic/ride-cymbal-request/
however, once you start utilizing multiple microphones, it becomes easier to just control the instrument in its own SD3 plug-in instance.
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