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Sensory Percussion

Name: EVANS Hybrid Sensory Percussion eKit System
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

eKit System

€2.118,00

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Product Details

SKU: EHSP-1-P421C

Finally, an electronic drum set that looks, feels, and sounds natural. Experience a new standard in electronic drumming with unprecedented realism, dynamics, and expressive possibilities. Sensory Percussion is a revolutionary combination of software and hardware that captures every nuance of your playing with authentic rebound and response. Play quietly with low volume heads and cymbals, stick with your standard acoustic kit, or build a hybrid system that delivers the best elements of both. Discover an immersive, ever-expanding library of acoustic and electronic presets, or create a new sound from the ground up using samples and ideas of your own. Whether you're practicing quietly, recording, or performing onstage, Sensory Percussion is the ultimate way to play without boundaries.

Ideal For: Acoustic to Electronic Conversion

Product Features

What’s Included: Sunhouse™ Sensory Percussion 2 software license, EVANS Portal Audio Interface, four (4) Drum Sensors, two (2) Cymbal Sensors, one (1) Hi‑Hat Sensor, EVANS dB One Cymbals (20"" Ride, 18"" Crash, 14"" Hi‑Hats), and all required accessories.
Cymbal & Hi‑Hat Sensors: Optimized for use with included EVANS dB One low‑volume cymbals, and compatible with most standard acoustic cymbals and hi-hats. Designed to mount on common hi-hat and cymbal stands.
Drum Sensors: Optimized for use with EVANS dB low-volume mesh heads and acoustic drumheads, and compatible with most mesh or acoustic heads. Designed to mount on common snare, tom, and kick drum hoops.
Accessories: 1/8"" TRS cables (2x 20ft + 5x 12ft), USB‑C cable, pickup elements (16), EMAD bass drum adaptor, multi‑country power adaptor (US, EU, UK), and limited‑edition ProMark Sensory Percussion ActiveGrip drumsticks.
System Requirements: Windows 10 (1909 or later) or macOS 10.14 or later. Intel i5, Apple M1, or AMD multi‑core processor. 8 GB RAM minimum (16 GB recommended).

Product Manual & Setup Tutorial

FAQs

What is Sensory Percussion?

The EVANS Hybrid Sensory Percussion Sound System is a drumming system that uses sensors and software to track and interpret drummers’ movements hits and translate them into digital signals. The system uses small sensors that attach to the drums to capture the unique nuances of a drummer’s technique. Via the Sensory Percussion Portal, these sensors send signals to your computer, which uses machine learning algorithms to interpret the drummer's playing and map it to a range of different sounds within the Sensory Percussion software. Sensory Percussion allows drummers to create and control multiple sounds with each drum, producing complex, layered sounds in real-time. It’s a powerful tool for drummers looking to explore new sonic possibilities and push the boundaries of their instrument.

Can I buy the pieces separately?

We offer the complete sound system, additional drum sensors, pickup elements, and replacement TRS cable separately. The Sensory Percussion 2 software is not currently available to purchase separately.

What other hardware do I need?

You’ll need a computer, drum set, and a pair of headphones or speakers to get started. The bundle has everything else you need – including cables. Here are the required computer specs to use the software:

macOS 11 Big Sur or higher
Windows 10 (version 22H2) or Windows 11 (version 22H2 or higher)
5th generation Intel® Core™ i5, Apple Silicon, or AMD Ryzen processor
8 GB RAM
About 1 GB hard disk space for basic installation

Note: For best performance, you may need higher specifications.

Do I need special drumheads?

Sensory Percussion will work with standard acoustic heads or low-volume mesh heads, as long as the pickup element has been applied. We recommend using EVANS drumheads for the best results.

What can I do with Sensory Percussion?

The beauty of Sensory Percussion is its flexibility – if you can imagine it, you can do it. Here are some ways people use it...

Live performance with a band – expand live sound with layers, triggering samples, sections, and live effects.
Solo live performance – bang out melodies and entire song structures to make solo drum performances stand out.
Low volume practice – make playing with headphones more fun and engaging.
Composing music and generating new melodic ideas – musical exploration has never been easier, as unique ideas to come easily and intuitively through physical performance.
Experimenting with new techniques, textures, and tones – push the envelope and generate sounds no one has heard before with unlimited flexibility.
Connecting lighting or visuals to live performance – use the huge amounts of information that Sensory Percussion captures from your playing to control lighting or live visuals through external connections that will wow audiences in videos or on stage.

What sort of sounds and effects are in the software?

The Sensory Percussion software offers 6 built-in sound packs including over 100 presents. These cover a range of sounds and styles, from classic electronic drums, melodic tones and chords, to faithful recreations of acoustic drum sets. These kits can be tweaked and remixed, or you can start a new kit from scratch using the over 2300 raw samples included or your own sound library for unlimited flexibility. The software also includes classic effects like delays, reverbs, filters, and EQs – there are currently 17 effect modules in total. Using MIDI functionality to connect with other musical devices allows your soundscape to be expanded even further.

Can I use the EVANS Portal Audio Interface with other audio programs?

Aside from the sensor inputs, the EVANS Portal Audio Interface is a fully-functioning class compliant audio interface that can be used to record audio through the XLR combo jacks on the front as well as the additional line inputs located on the rear of the unit. Whether you’re setting up a vocal mic for a live performance or tracking guitars and synthesizers to your composition in the studio, the Portal fits perfectly in a modern audio setup.

Is there a module or drum brain?

No. Instead of a traditional module, Sensory Percussion connects to a computer running Sensory Percussion 2 software. The EVANS Portal is an audio interface that links your Sensors to the software. Sensory Percussion fundamentally works differently from traditional electronic drum sets.

How do I set up the EVANS Portal?

Following the instructions included in the package is the best way to get started. For specific setup instructions and videos, refer to the online manual here.

How do I troubleshoot Sensory Percussion?

Start by consulting the online manual here.

What is the warranty policy for Sensory Percussion?

Warranty information can be found here.

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I am blown away. The possibilities are so vast. The traditional drum sounds are just great but then you can also get into all of the melodic stuff. Crazy. I have found the sensors to be very responsive. The cymbals are astonishing. By far the best electronic cymbals out there. Thanks for bringing this to market. I hope it does as well as it deserves.

What is Sensory Percussion?

Sensory Percussion is a groundbreaking software system using sensors—not triggers— that turns your acoustic drum kit into a powerful controller for electronic music-making.

Omar Hakim

"Inspiring, compelling, exciting, engaging, magical… these are just a few of the words that come to mind when I sit down to play, create, & experience my EVANS Sensory Percussion Sound System."

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Destin Johnson

“Usually, I'm using an e-drum pad to program samples. With Sensory Percussion, I feel less like a programmer and more like a drummer to make grooves how I see fit.”

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Makaya McCraven

“I spent so much time listening to beats and trying to emulate them... Sensory Percussion helps me keep the depth of acoustic music while offering beat music’s subtlety and precision...”