Just like in the standalone app, you can use a MIDI controller to control almost any parameter inside the Sensory Percussion Ableton plugin. MIDI Getting MIDI into the Sensory Percussion Ableton Plugin If you want to listen to the recorded audio tracks, you can unmute the Sensory Percussion audio tracks group, and mute the Sensory Percussion VST. That is because we are monitoring playback through the Sensory Percussion VST. In the template we have muted the playback of Sensory Percussion audio tracks group: Record Sensory Percussion channels before, during, or after recording of the sensor's audio. Each channel should be receiving audio from a mixer track in Sensory Percussion:Īrm the channels when you are ready to record: 8. Ĭreate channels to receive audio from the plugin (Group them if you want): Create, route and arm audio channels to receive the audio from Sensory Percussion Plugin. Drag in a kit or start making a new kit 7. Or load your usermodels if you have trained in the standalone app recently. Open the Sensory Percussion plugin and train Sensory Percussion just like you usually would.

Route them correctly, each channel should be recieving an audio signal from one of your sensors:Īnd passing that signal to the corresponding input of the plugin:Īrm the channels: 5. Ĭreate channels for the sensors (Group them if you want): Create channels to route the signal from your sensors into Sensory Percussion. Double click on the SensoryPercussionPlugin in the system VST folder: 4. Rescan Plug-Ins in Preferences>Plug-Ins: ģ. Select your interface as the I/O for Ableton: Ģ.

You can follow along with the template, or start from an empty Live session.

The steps that follow are for creating a recording session from scratch.

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