Our only complaint with Battery is that it really can't do much without a sequencer or some other MIDI device to drive it. We liked the free-form envelope controls, which make it a snap to custom-tailor sounds to your specs. Other controls include tune, saturation, bit control, and hertz. Also included is a mapping editor for layering up to 128 sounds together. Each sample cell has an enormous amount of sound-tweaking flexibility, boasting tools such as compressors, multimode filters, LFO, customizable envelopes, and resampling effects.
Once you load sound into the matrix-style interface, the fun begins. Built around a clean interface that has become the de facto standard for all products in Native Instruments' pro-audio line, Battery is approachable and simple to learn. Combining the ease of use of a traditional drum machine with the sound- sculpting prowess of a sampler, Native Instruments Battery 2.0 is one of the best software-percussion tools available.
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