Your controller. The whole pit.
Pitched-percussion software for front ensembles, theater pits, schools, percussionists, and teachers—built to put the needed instruments under a performer’s hands without setting up an entire recording studio.
Software for the downbeat
Find the sound. Run the show.
Instruments under your hands. Tonight’s setlist in order.
Meet Pit and Rundown: software built around the performance.
01 / The headliners
Two different jobs. The same focus on the musician.
Pitched-percussion software for front ensembles, theater pits, schools, percussionists, and teachers—built to put the needed instruments under a performer’s hands without setting up an entire recording studio.
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.
Rundown runs the set today. The larger handoff to Pathfinder, smaRTPath, Backline, Pit, and Breakbeat is the suite roadmap and remains under integration testing; no show should rely on cross-app recall yet.
02 / More ways to play
Breakbeat, Outs, Cycle, and Backline are coming soon. smaRTPath is in the same beta stage as Pit and Rundown.
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. Stage software should be readable under pressure and obvious on the first try.
03 / Your hardware, opened up
Pit if the instruments are the problem, Rundown if the setlist is. We will bring you in when there is a matching test slot.