Evans Hybrid Sensory Percussion Sound System

Important features

• Includes 3 sensors with extremely high quality
• 10 programmable sensor zones with control of the speed and ring
• The design ensures that each sensor fits perfectly
• They have a very resistant body that prevents sensors from getting damaged when you're playing
• The interface is designed to be used both in the studio and in the stage
• 12 total entries. 7 for sensors, 2 microphone/line/hi-Z inputs, 2 auxiliary line inputs and built-in microphone
• 16 outputs, including 3.5 mm and 1/4 headphone outputs, 4 1/4", 1/4" stereo, MIDI, USB and 8-channel ADAT
• Control for microphone gain and independent headphones of the master volume
• The libraries are constantly growing
• The user interface is intuitive and easy to manage

Questions you might be doing

• What is it the Sensory Percussion?
  The Evans Hybrid Sensory Percussion Sound System is a drum which uses sensors and software to track and interpret the beats of drummers and translate them into digital signals.
  The system uses sensors that stick to the drums to capture the nuances of the a drummer's technique. Through the Sensory Percussion Portal, these sensors send signals to your computer, which uses automatic learning algorithms to interpret the drummer's way of playing and assigning it to a variety of different sounds within the Sensory Percussion software.
  Sensory Percussion allows drummers to create complex sounds in real-time layers. It is a powerful tool for drummers looking to explore new sound possibilities and extend the limits of their instrument.

• Can I buy the separate pieces?
  Sensors can be shared drum additional, capture elements and separate spare TRS cables. Sensory Percussion 2 software is currently not available to purchase separately.

• What other hardware do I need?
  You'll need a computer, a computer drum and a pair of headphones or speakers to start. The package has everything you need, including the cables. Here they are the computer specifications required to use the software:

  • Windows 10 (compilation 1909) or later / macOS Mojave 10.14 or later

  • Intel@ CoreTM i5, Apple M1 chip or AMD multi-core processor

  • 8 GB of RAM (recommended 16 GB)

  • 1 GB hard disk space for installation of software and base samples

• Do I need to heads special?
  Sensory Percussion works with heads standard or heads of mesh, provided that the element of capture has been applied

• What can I do with the Sensory Percussion?
  The amazing thing about Sensory Percussion is its versatility: if you can imagine it, you can do it. Here are some forms in the you can use it:

  • Live performance with a band: expands live sound with layers, activating samples, sections and live effects

  • Live solo performance: you can play melodies and complete song structures

  • Low volume practice: Practice is more fun and attractive

  • Compose music and generate new melodic ideas

  • Experiment with new techniques, textures and tones: it exceeds the limits and generates sounds that no one has ever heard with unlimited flexibility

  • Connection the lighting or the images the live performance: You can use the a lot of information that Sensory Percussion captures your interpretation to control the lighting or the live images through external connections that will surprise the audience in videos or on stage

• What kind of sounds and effects are there in the software?
  Sensory Percussion software offers 6 integrated sound packages that include more than 100 kits. These cover a wide variety of sounds and styles, from drums classic electronics, melodic tones and chords, to very faithful recreations drums acoustics. These kits can be modified and remixed, or you can start a new kit from scratch using the more than 2300 unprocessed samples included or your own sound library for unlimited flexibility. The software also includes classic effects such as delays, reverbs, filters and equalifiers; currently there are 17 effects modules in total. Use of the mIDI functionality to connect with other musical devices allows your soundscape to expand even more

• Can I use the evans portal audio interface with other audio programs?
  In addition to the sensor inputs, the evans portal audio interface is a compatible audio interface the fully functional class that can be used to record audio through the XLR combined connectors on the front, as well as the additional line inputs located in the back the unity. Whether you're setting a voice microphone for a live presentation or recording guitars and synthesizers for your composition in the studio, the Portal adapts perfectly to a current audio setting

• Is the Evans Portal a module drum“?
  It's not: What you do is connect the drum to the software Sensory Percussion. Sensory Percussion requires a computer to be used

• How do I trust the Evans Portal?
  Continue the instructions included in the package is the better way to start. For specific configuration instructions and videos, see the online manualhere

• How do I solve sensory percussion problems?
  Start by consulting the online manualhere

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