how to pan them seperate from each other.
You know, there's a .jpg floating around here somewhere that Rene provided. It details the mic setup and kits as recorded.
This post was a close as I could come to it. Anyway, there's an easy way to adjust panning in many of the drum setups, if it wasn't already "printed' into the recording.
Find one of the kits that you're interested in, and look to the Load Multisample slot (second one down) for the .sfz file that maps it out. Either do a search for that file name on your hard drive, or click on the Multisample slot and hunt it down. [It's a safe bet that it's in the 02 - Drums subflder.] If you right-click on it, and choose Open or Edit, it should pop up in Notepad or Wordpad (assuming WinXP).
Immediately save the file under another name. For example, if you're after the Pro Dry Kit 01.sfz, save it as "My Pro Dry Kit 01.sfz" or similar. Now you've got a backup of the original, and your new working copy will be saved in the same Drum subfolder. You don't have to be an SFZ editing whiz to change the panning position. Most everything is clearly notated in the text file. Lets' jump down to the Toms in the Pro Dry Kit 01.sfz:
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// Toms
<control>
default_path=Pro Toms Compressed\
<group>
loop_mode=one_shot
<region> sample=Sonor Hilite Tom 4 421 UP - 016 Compressed.wav key=f2
pan=-60 <region> sample=Sonor Hilite Tom 3 421 UP - 016 Compressed.wav key=g2
pan=-20 <region> sample=Sonor Hilite Tom 2 421 UP - 016 Compressed.wav key=a2
pan=20 <region> sample=Sonor Hilite Tom 1 421 UP - 016 Compressed.wav key=b2
pan=60 ----------------------------------------------------------------
See the pan positions for each tom, spread across (-100 to 100= hard left and hard right) the soundstage? Just under it, the Hi-hats go about it a different way. There's individual samples, but all of them are in the same pan position by virtue of a <group>:
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// Closed HiHat
<control>
default_path=Pro Hats Dry\
<group>
volume=-6
key=f#2 loop_mode=one_shot group=1
pan=30 <region> sample=AT4041 - Tip - RH001.wav hivel=40
<region> sample=AT4041 - Tip - RH002.wav lovel=41 hivel=55
<region> sample=AT4041 - Tip - RH003.wav lovel=56 hivel=68
<region> sample=AT4041 - Tip - RH004.wav lovel=69 hivel=78
<region> sample=AT4041 - Tip - RH005.wav lovel=79 hivel=90
<region> sample=AT4041 - Tip - RH006.wav lovel=91 hivel=102
<region> sample=AT4041 - Tip - RH007.wav lovel=103 hivel=113
<region> sample=AT4041 - Tip - RH008.wav lovel=114
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If you go through each part of the kit (soon it'll only take a minute or two to do this), you can shift the position of any part of the kit. Save it as "My Pro Dry Kit 01.sfz", and load up it instead of the original. Most of the kits don't use much of the GUI front panel, but if they do (for example: they use EQ), match those settings, and save it as a complete program.