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a path specially made for riding on horseback
Ride 

a narrow lane cut through a forest. Rides are made to designate the boundaries of compartments or to serve construction purposes (the laying of power lines and conduits). Rides divide a forest into economic units for exploitation, registration, economic planning and organization, control of forest fires, and transport of timber. A ride is usually 4–8 m wide. Rides established for fire-fighting purposes (sometimes called fire roads in the U. S.) may be as wide as 20 m.
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To eclipse the previous world record, set by 533 drummers at the annual Woodstick music conference in Seattle, USA, in May 2006, each participant had to assemble one bass drum, one snare, at least one tom tom, Hi-Hat cymbals and a crash or ride cymbal and then play the same beat together for five minutes.
Drummers' world-beating sound by Birmingham Mail (England)
To do this, simply use your hi hat and ride cymbal.
How to Be a Jazz Drummer by Chris Chew / Travel, recreation and leisure community
Roy Haynes's ride cymbal is the loudest feature of the mix, and even though the rest of the band's instruments sound quite good, the cymbal sounds as if it were recorded on a different track using a different machine--a cassette recorder, perhaps?
Vinylla fudge by Sensible Sound
 
 
 
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