Or build your own kits with surprisingly deep programming features, including all of the traditional features you'd expect in a drum module, such as part linking for open and closed hi hats.

Twelve independent parts

Each of Model 12's individual parts has two sends, allowing you to independently apply any effects or other external processing you wish to each part. For example, you can apply heavy gated reverb to the snare while adding just a bit of multitap delay to the hand clap. Use the Velocity parameter on a part's tuning knob to map note-on velocity to pitch, allowing you to "bend" up or down into the root pitch of the drum, depending on how hard you strike your drum pad or MIDI controller key. This, and other similar techniques, can be applied to sample start, filter cutoff, and other parameters. Choose either a decay or gated envelope for each part independently. Each part even gets its own multimode filter for a wide range of filter effects, all applied simultaneously.

If you have more extensive percussion parts, you can instantiate multiple instances of Model 12. For example, one instance might be devoted to your basic kit, while another could supply all of your percussion parts. Need more percussion parts? Just add another Model 12.

Model 12 is so useful, you'll likely find yourself using it as an essential part of every DP5 project you create.

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