Building a drumkit in DropZone question.

So far I found you can assign only 2 elements (in my case a kick drum and a snare) to dropzone and use it in the piano roll view! I assign the kick drum to the frist key of the keybord in dropzone by greying out the rest using the Lo/Hi Key on Element 1.Then in Element 2 I assign a snare from the list and assign it the second key and do the same for it as i did for the kick drum.I want to keep on assinging other parts of the drum sounds to the rest of the keys in that dropzone but cant.I have to open another dropzone and assign 2 more parts of a kit and so on and so on.This is very involved but the drum sounds are more real than the TTS-1 kits themselves.Is it possible to assign all the parts of a drumkit to one dropzone keyboard so it can be used in one piano roll view?

I believe MC5 doesn't come with dropzone.
If you plan on building a kit using dropzone, you'll have to use multiple instances of Drop Zone, preferably one for each drum.

There are other alternatives for producing drum kits. Dropzone is capable of using soundfonts as well as wav files. Many here also use the sfz+ professional which is now a free download from cakewalk ( SFZ+ )

In response to Guitar Hacker im running MC4 and studio Inst. Drums didn't come with it to the best of my knowlege. To Tap....I am opening multiple DropZones with 2 samples per DropZone if thats what you ment by (instantces) and i did check out that prog you mentioned realy don't know if thats a route i should take until im more knowlagable about it.And Beagle ,I actually started looking into drummapping  earlier in the week before posting this.It too seems like a very involved process,however I did goto your tutorial and got to the step about routing or assigning channels and got lost.Heres what i did take notice of though,that when you route the channels from 1 thru 16 to the different parts of the list and put them all to TTS-1 instead of MS Wavetable then choose the drumkits you want patched at the bottom they will play on your piano roll keys channel by channel,but they are not playing the sounds listed in the drum map manager they are playing the sounds coming thru the TTS1 cause thats all they let you choose from when patching the sounds at the bottom of the drum map manager.I'll run over the tutorial again this week and see if I cant get it figured out,also on a sidenote following the tutorial i noticed the outputs got changed in the pics from TTS1 to the Drummap Managers Kit that was chosen,which i did as well maybe thats what i scewed up, who knows,but I'll give it another try and thanks to you all! 

Copy that.
Or, if you have ten bucks you can spare, Session Drummer 2 is available as a download. Not the best around, but certainly usable. It's been my go-to drums for a while.
Also Proteus VX (free download, but may have some issues depending on your OS) has some nice drums.
No sense making it harder than it needs to be.

Greg is right. I had to back through the libraries to find them.  Not the greatest, but I believe it is possible to create your own sfz file from wav samples. I remember I was looking into this quite a while ago.

The DropZone kits are great for providing a little more than a metronome type backing to build a song up from. The MIDI track created could also then be used to create a more sonic drum track with a more fully featured plug-in downstream.

What I have not been able to figure out is how DropZone is configured to trigger an entire kit using the usual GM keys. I can see that you can load 2 samples into it (hence the OP's post) and layer them, but a complete (even simplified) kit is more than that, anyone know how DropZone achieves that?