

With Sensory Percussion, you get all the creative benefits of layering samples without the rigidity of a backing track, giving drummers more freedom for live improvisation. And unlike backing tracks, Sensory Percussion responds to the nuances of your playing, creating subtle variations that make the electronic elements feel more human.
Sensory Percussion can hold hundreds of samples per drum. Seamlessly stack, cycle and randomize your samples, breathing life into single-sample beats - then multi-track record directly in the software or to a DAW.
An acoustic drum creates thousands of sounds depending on stick angle, location on the head, velocity, and timing. With traditional e-drums or practice pads, that subtlety is lost - but Sensory Percussion senses all of it and maps it to thousands of samples for an incredibly realistic playing experience on mesh heads and low-volume cymbals.





Playing Sensory Percussion is the first time I've felt genuinely inspired to use my drumming with electronics. It's the closest I've felt the line between my two realities merging -- electronic production and acoustic drumming.
Eli KeszlerComposer