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00:45
Sensory Percussion Version 2 introduces new sensors, interface, and powerful software, emphasizing expanded compositional capabilities. -
02:35
Quick setup: Version 2 features a guided setup to help users plug in, train basic zones, and start playing the demo set promptly. -
05:41
More Sensors: Unlike Version 1’s four slots, Version 2 supports up to seven sensors, offering flexibility. Users can add analog inputs, MIDI devices, and manage hardware through the Hardware Panel. -
07:18
Play View: A summary of the set with virtual inputs, orchestrational layers, macros, and a set navigator for efficient control and organization. -
09:51
Edit Tab: The core of the software for building kits, defining rules, and creating complex structures. Virtual inputs can be customized, layers organized, and macros utilized for convenient control. -
10:04
Mix View: A mixing board look for adjusting levels with additional mastering effects available for the entire set. -
17:57
Assignments: Almost everything is assignable, allowing control based on how a drum is hit, its speed, velocity, timbre, MIDI inputs, and more. -
22:25
Sequencer Control: Demonstrates creating interlacing patterns using sequencers, assigning them to specific zones, and controlling parameters. -
26:38
Assignment Types: Explore various assignment types like triggering a button, controlling tonal aspects, and utilizing different inputs such as Timbre, Velocity, Envelope, LFO, and more. -
31:46
Macros: Use macros to control multiple parameters, create logic within an object, and easily access various settings, allowing for efficient customization and reuse. -
33:11
Reusable Objects: Save and reuse presets, objects, and entire sessions, creating a personal library for easy integration into different projects. -
34:49
Multi-channel Output, submixes feature coming soon, allowing mapping to different channels, including eight outs. -
35:32
Macro knob can be assigned to an external physical controller via MIDI. A learn button for quicker setup is coming in the next update. -
36:26
Explains assigning MIDI control CC to a knob, with upcoming features for quicker setup. Output involves adding a MIDI CC’s generator object. -
38:14
Velocity assignment issue changing sample start after playback starts is a bug. Fix coming soon; a temporary solution is to close and reopen the app or cut and paste the layer. -
39:57
More note control features, sequencing modes, and options planned for controllers to allow specific sequencing. -
43:23
Info on loading samples without note values, manually setting note values, and writing them to the audio file for correct pitch when loaded later. -
46:03
Hit controller demonstrated for velocity mapping. Shows blending between velocity steps and using a sequencer to avoid repetitive loud hits. -
49:11
Stacking modules/controllers demonstrated. Multiple controllers nested inside each other, showcasing sequencing entire sets and switching drum sets dynamically. -
50:49
Sensory Percussion V1 and V2 can be installed simultaneously; they don’t affect each other’s file structures. -
51:31
Discussion on ADSR working after the sample loop; clarifies the purpose of ADSR and suggests alternative ways to achieve the desired effect. -
52:48
Planning more live streams, wrapping up the Q&A session.
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