Drum rack routing in Live is more flexible than you might think.

If you've never delved into the routing system of Drum Racks, this video should quickly get you up to speed.
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[@Hollandvancewright]

I use this to sidechain Drum Rack. I have a return with the output to "Sends only," this allows me to mute it while still seeing the level. Then I make an internal return routed to my sidechain, and use the signal in a regular compressor (to catch the peaks) followed by a glue compressor (to clip and add more pump)

[@17cupsofcoffee]

Ableton's racks are really cool - not too tricky to wrap your head round as a beginner, but the more you dig into them the more cool little features you find :)

[@RJ_Eckie]

Dang so much new info in a few minutes! Ableton is truly impressive and so are these videos!

[@BetoStudioX]

I needed this. I felt that I was not getting the most out of the routing issue, thank you!

[@mixtape_boy]

nice!
its default kit?

[@PeaksofValleys]

It's a kit from Suite in the Session Drums Multimic pack called "Kit-Damp-Snare-Stick". I deleted a few of the cells I wasn't using to make it a bit more manageable!

[@chinidadian]

Thanks for this! Still so much I don't know in Live.

[@estebanperera5743]

No pueden ser mas geniales estos videos, de los mejores canales de CZcams que existieron jamas!!! Muchas gracias por el aporte!!