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
Export a Sound Pack
A guide on how to export a sound pack from Sensory Percussion 2
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