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yep, thanks found it after I posted lol...also found out how to setup defaults for dropping samples and slicing.

thanks for the response yo!

It just depends on what I'm doing. I've I'm doing a simple drum track, sometimes I just load up impulse, if I want to work with samples and chopped phrases, drum rack is better. One question though, I'm trying to figure out. After I slice a sample to a new drum rack, how can I set the samples to one...

I think that Drum Racks are flexible personally. You can load any instrument as a drum hit and you can load any effect and any sends you want. I also think the 4x4 layout is more convenient because it matches so many drum pad controllers. The one possible downside of drum racks is that it can use m...

I come from an mpc background, so I'm used to layering very easily. Ever tried Guru? Its a love it or hate it thing. I love it. Battery is great too though - I often just load raw sound waves into it and use it like a synth.... yeah..guru is pretty cool from what I've tried. Just the demo. I like h...

I still use Battery instead of drum racks. I love Battery's built-in FX. The EQ's especially. For me, Battery is a sound design. yep, I agree...battery just makes it a lot easier for my way of working. I come from an mpc background, so I'm used to layering very easily. battery let's me drag samples...

i think the only think drumracks is missing is the ability to conveniently link pads together for layering. Like how the mpc's have "simluti". Otherwise, if u compare pros&cons...battery is still on top. but One more effective update and abes can takeover the drum game. just press the...