FPC Ready Kits is a free collection of drum one-shots organised and mapped for FL Studio FPC pad controller on Windows. Each kit includes a kick, snare, clap, hi-hat closed, hi-hat open and percussion layout ready to trigger from FPC pads.
What Are FPC Ready Kits?
FPC (Fruit Pad Controller) is FL Studio built-in pad controller plugin that maps drum samples to a 4x4 grid of trigger pads. FPC ready kits are drum one-shot collections specifically organised to load into FPC with a sensible, intuitive pad layout — kick on the bottom left, snare above it, hats across the top row and so on.
On Windows, FL Studio FPC is available in all versions. You load it as a plugin in the Channel Rack and then import the drum kit samples into each pad slot individually or using a preset file.
Inside the FPC Kit Library
Each FPC ready kit in this collection is laid out for easy pad triggering in FL Studio on Windows.
- Kick drum — pad 1 (bottom left position)
- Snare — pad 2, with room variant on pad 3
- Clap — pad 4 accent position
- Hi-hat closed — pad 5, hi-hat open on pad 6
- Perc accent — shaker and tom on pads 7 and 8
- 808 bass one-shot — pad 9 for quick bass drop trigger
How to Use FPC Kits in FL Studio
In FL Studio on Windows, go to the Channel Rack and add the FPC plugin. In FPC, click each pad slot and load the corresponding WAV file from the FPC ready kit: kick on pad 1, snare on pad 2 and so on. Save the FPC state as a preset for quick reloading in future projects.
To trigger FPC pads with MIDI, connect a MIDI pad controller to FL Studio via Windows MIDI settings. Map the MIDI notes from the controller to FPC pad positions in the MIDI settings window. You can also trigger FPC pads by clicking them directly with the mouse in the FPC interface.