How to Map Any Drum Pads to XLN Audio XO (and use all 16 pads)

This is a short guide where I go over how I mapped my Maschine Mikro MKIII to XLN Audio XO an utilized two instances of XO to map all 16 pads to drum sounds.
This is a very simple method that doesn't involve midi learn (which can vary by DAW), and instead uses a transpose plugin/utility and two armed tracks with XO on them to populate all 16 drum pads with drum samples. This should work for any drum pads considering my Maschine is in Midi mode and isn't using any other software.
Hope you find this tutorial helpful and if I missed anything or you have any questions please let me know and I will do my best to help.

[@qasderfful]

Synth Drifter dat you?

[@matthewbcarter]

Yeah that's me!

[@qasderfful]

@@matthewbcarter ^_^ Thanks for the tutorial. This thing looks interesting. Don't use that much samples myself but who knows when it can come in handy.

[@matthewbcarter]

I really appreciate the support haha. Thank you. XO is a really nice tool. A bit simple in terms of its functions but the main appeal is how easy it it to go through all your samples and make unique drum kits. XLN commented on a post somebody made that there might be updates for XO coming down the line which has me excited that they'll all more functions (like more steps in the step sequencer).

[@mygoogle1525]

​​@@matthewbcarter The circle on the bottom left which let's ypu toggle between differemt drum set,is it poss8ble to map it to a midi controller?