One controller. The whole pit.
A focused pitched-percussion player for front ensembles, theatre pits, and schools, built to put the needed instrument under a performer’s hands without building a recording studio on the field.
Two flagship tools. One job: get you performing.
Get the sound. Run the show. PIT puts the instruments you cannot bring outside under your hands. Rundown turns the Ableton session you already have into tonight’s setlist.
Made for the stage Musician-first Proof before promises
You came to play the part, lead the rehearsal, and run the show. Performance Percussion makes focused tools that disappear between the musical decision and the downbeat.
No maze of setup screens before you can make a sound or see the set.
Choose the instrument. Choose tonight’s order. The app speaks your language.
Once the performance starts, the controls stay big, clear, and deliberate.
PIT solves the sound problem. Rundown solves the show-order problem. Different jobs, same promise: less operating, more performing.
A focused pitched-percussion player for front ensembles, theatre pits, and schools, built to put the needed instrument under a performer’s hands without building a recording studio on the field.
Import the songs already marked in your session, choose the songs you need, reorder the set by name, and run it from a stage-sized Perform view.
PIT and Rundown lead the business. These smaller tools keep solving the surrounding performance problems—one focused job at a time.
Turn a MIDI drum controller into the kit you want to play.
→Import an Ableton .als file and run simple audio and MIDI without a laptop.
→Launch loops from a pad grid with the performance locked together.
→A virtual guitar tech that knows all your presets and when to trigger them.
→Take the frustration out of RTP-MIDI.
→We can make that joke because a drummer built it. The serious point: stage software should be readable under pressure and obvious on the first try.
Choose the flagship that solves tonight’s problem. We will bring you in when there is a matching test slot.