How to

Now that you know what all the features of Sensory Percussion V2 are, this section will show you how some of them are commonly used.

📄️ Ableton Live Plugin

An overview of using the Sensory Percussion 2 VST plugin in Ableton Live

📄️ Add Assignments

An overview of creating assignments and best practices for organizing assignments.

📄️ Add Effects

A breakdown of how effects work in Sensory Percussion

📄️ Add a Microphone (or another audio source)

How to get audio from a microphone or line-input producing sound in Sensory Percussion.

📄️ Change Sets with an Assignment

A guide to switching sets with an Assignment

📄️ Audition Samples

A step-by-step guide for how to audition samples

📄️ Blend Between Zones

A guide to applying blends to samples across zones of the drum.

📄️ Choke Sounds

An overview of the various methods to cutoff sounds in Sensory Percussion 2

📄️ Cross Control

A simple guide on how to control sounds mapped to one drum with a different drum

📄️ Install Sound Packs

A guide to installing Sound Packs for Sensory Percussion 2

📄️ Control Parameters with MIDI-in

A basic guide on how to control stuff in Sensory Percussion with a MIDI device

📄️ Send MIDI Out

A guide for sending MIDI out of Sensory Percussion to other programs/devices

📄️ Navigate Complex Sets

Tips for navigating your sets' layers in edit view.

📄️ Record Your Performance

Tips for Recording Sensory Percussion

📄️ Relink Samples

Intstructions on how to fix broken sample links.

📄️ Set Up MIDI Routing

Intstructions on how to set up virtual MIDI routing on your computer

📄️ Use Melody and Harmony

A Compendium of Tips for Using Tonal Elements in Sensory Percussion

📄️ Use Thresholding

What is thresholding and how best to use it