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I think this answers your question. (original post)

i much prefer not to use presets, i design all my patches by hand usually. but (especially for beginners) presets can still be a useful tool to get closer to a sound that you don't have experience making, and there's nothing wrong with using them.
i do save my own patches as presets and load them up later and tweak them further, which helps to give a kind of stylistic continuity to my tracks sometimes. but i still don't generally use presets made by other people.

i don't listen to a lot of this style, so take what i say with a grain of salt i guess. i'm liking what i'm hearing, though.
i feel like the atmosphere could be improved a bit by having some long, reasonably quiet reverb on the clap, just to make it linger a bit more. not in your face, though.
the kick doesn't feel quite right, though i don't think it's a mixing issue. the sample is a bit too clicky for this style i feel, maybe one with a bit less high end click would be more suited to the track. as it is, it sounds too much like a house kick to me.
overall, a nice experience to listen to though. the composition is nice, and it flows pretty well. so, good job on that.

the free ones that Neurohop Forum . . . have put out!

this, for sure. also, the drum samples that come with breaktweaker are really good.