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I'll usually use audio but for more complex beats I'll chop a break up in kong and trigger it with redrum.

Wait how can you chop in kong?

I design, mix, and layout all my percussion in midi and once I'm happy with it I'll bounce it to audio. Saves a lot of CPU for me. I use midi more to just lay out what I'm after and then bounce it to audio for sequencing, more control over the final sounds and all that.

ehbrums1 wrote:Wait how can you chop in kong?

Kong has nn-xt sampler modules for each pad.
Also,the zoom and cut mechanic is about 1000x's easier in kong. Imo

Efrafa11 wrote:

ehbrums1 wrote:Wait how can you chop in kong?

Kong has nn-xt sampler modules for each pad.

In use audio cause I like to see where the transients, oscillations etc are to layer things tightly in phase. I make tunes with some other people and they prefer to keep things 'lose', each to their own I guess.

usually you can get more nuanaces with audio than a sampler (and can use one offs easier sample wise)

I guess I really am a freak...

http://www.propellerheads.se/stuff/JB33.zip

Here's the kong redrum tirgger template for any intrested.