For instance, in a single drum kit you could have matching samples (patches) for the kick drum, snare drum, open hihat, closed hihat, crash, shakers, etc. In my own words, the FPC allows you to collect and combine percussion samples (in so called drum kits) and it effectively enables you to program your entire beat using a single channel. It supports 16 multi layered patches (bank A and B). While it does not discuss every single control or feature, it should give you a good grasp of what the FPC is and how you can use it in your projects.ДЇPC is a multi-layer/velocity drum machine for creating, editing and swapping drum kits. This tutorial is an introduction to the FPC. Maybe it had some hidden features that вЂ“ once revealed вЂ“ would benefit me when composing songs. вЂEasier waysвЂ™ does not necessarily mean вЂbetter waysвЂ™, so once again I decided to leave the path of least resistance and have a close look at the FPC. IвЂ™ve looked at the plugin several times, but usually - after fiddling with it for some time - I deleted it from my project and moved on to вЂeasier waysвЂ™ to program my beat. Already comes with bundles of pre-processed loops and kits on it.One of the most ignored on board plugins is the FPC (which stands for Fruity Pad Controller). I do not work for spectrasonics but it is very flexible. The Battery would obviously be a better option for drums ( especially if you have been using the FPC or Cubase groove agent before, wont kill the workflow) The kontakt player is versatile but it'd be a lot time consuming when you start to tweak and make your own drum kits on it, def more handy with other instruments tho. If the sampler that you using supports multichannel output you can route those to separate mixer tracks in FL easily selecting the output ports on the wrapper settings.ДЄlmost any decent sampler would have multichannel outputs. Post added at 09:08 PM - Previous post was at 09:06 PM. And you especially BeatGenerals for catching the misstep by our fellow FPers. Seems like that the mention of drum kits and drums kind of overshadowed the meat of my post. I'm happy for the recommendations of which plugs to use (although something like EZ Drummer is not a sampler for creation of your own homespun kits), but I really just want to know if there is anyway to create a chromatic drum kit automatically without having to do it individually by each pad or note in either FPC or any other sampler availabe in FL Studio.

I guess it just kind of seems that one person answered kind of off tangent and then everyone else just replied based off of his answer, rather than digesting my original post. Or, cats are just trying to boost their post counts by pretending to help. Or maybe it's just representative of the short attention span that society currently engenders. Used to be very helpful when I first joined back in '03.

Hopefully this isn't indicative of what FP has become. I think was pretty specific with my question and even the title of my post. I think you noticed it because you actually took time out to read the entire post rather than just assuming it's just another newb asking for suggestions on drum kits or drum plug ins. I am happy for the replies, but, it seems that folks are answering a question that I didn't ask.

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