My favourite go to kick consists of the FM kick engine with MOD turned all the way off and the pitch bend turned down a bit to give a nice sine wave, I then link that to the IMP machine to dial in the attack. Sounds really clean and rubbery, just the way I like them!
TRX-B2, tuned to the 40s. other upper synth page parameters in the low 60s, lower ones to taste but usually in the single digits. HPF the top heavily, and also several points on the bottom depending on where the bassline sits. Linking IMP for a transient works well here too, but try other machines for different flavor.
I usually go for the EFM kick. I first set the pitch and envelope settings with mod turned off, then I tweak the mod parameters to get an attack I like. No particular values for any of these as it’s always context dependent. Most times I will also use the LFO in trig mode, square wave, controlling the amp decay with rate and depth both around 20, again I find the exact values by listening. This will make the sound a lot nicer imo, also the EFM clap benefits from this LFO to decay.
GND-IMP -> NFX-UC (FF 23, FB 7, LFO TRIGging TIM1 to sproing) -> NFX-EV (slight subtle ATT and short HLD and REL) -> NFX-CO (KNEE quite tight)
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i’ve never tried this in reality, but i love threads like this to get your brain thinking away from a device, elektronauts needs more thought provoking sound design quests)