You can have a total of 45 kit positions, including those in the presets list, which is pretty impressive and enables truly monstrous designs. These are essentially extra instruments that you define and allocate samples and mics to - they then appear in the main kit window with a graphic.
In terms of kit construction, S2.0 includes a few basic layouts, and beyond that you can also augment kits with so-called X-Drums. All kit-building now takes place in the main interface, with microphone bleed levels handled on a fader-by-fader basis in the mixer window - clicking the Bleed selector next to a fader opens up an additional Levels tab. If you do feel nostalgic for the original version, the 'main' super-pad screen or 'classic view' can be selected instead, though they've done away with the convoluted construction pages. The big news with S2.0 is that it follows the now industry-standard layout, with separate drum kit and mixer views.
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