Start with whatever equaliser your DAW has. You could sink a lot time into finding ‘that’ tone, time that you might be better putting into making music.
Wrong word. Mapping is setting which MIDI note triggers which drum.
Each EXP has its own tone settings; you won’t get an exact match between them. If you’re working in a Digital Audio Workstation, you can fiddle with the tones, by routing each drum to its own channel and loading an equaliser into each of them.
I have both EXPs and have loaded Prog’s DW kick into Fusion. Its sound goes with it, hopefully well enough for your liking. Click on each one, and change it in the menus I’ve outlined.
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