MODO DRUM OH ON CYMBALS

[dasoft]

Why Over Heads sending is not allowed for all the cymbals ?

[Ryan_IK]

Some cymbals have no direct cymbal signal, in this case there is only the overhead signal,
which is routed through the channel strip of that cymbal. This is similar to a traditional drum microphone set-ups.

[dasoft]

Thank you Ryan for your answer, but with MODO DRUM it's time to correct all the bad practice in recording acoustic drum (overhead on cymbals are used when you have not enough mic to properly record individual elements of a big drum). I think that virtual instrument must offer more possibility than conventional instrument to make easier the mix. Isn't it ?

[Ryan_IK]

While this should not inhibit your creativity when using MODO DRUM, since this is a common practice when recording drums, I will be more than happy to pass along your interest here. We are all ears to user suggestions and we are glad to hear of your interests.

Make sure to post future suggestions to The Official wish list for MODO DRUM.

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[Marti_Luz90]

Hello,
I just wanted to add that in order to have the sound of those cymbals (the crashes) going into the OH aux, you'll have to set the same output for both the cymbals and the OH. If you don't do that, you (or the person who is going to mix your production) will not be able to mix those cymbals together with the OH as it's normally done with a real drum recording.
I hope this is useful!