omniGRID

It’s been fantastic exploring new sequences and combinations! It’s impossible not to love omniGRID; before you know it, you have multiple instances running simultaneously—on the kick, bass, clap, and even synthesizers. It’s definitely a "must-have"!

Overall, I really like omniGRID and, once you get into it, it can be a lot of fun and a very creative tool. That said, the initial learning curve is a little steep. It feels more geared towards users who already have a clear idea of what they are looking for, rather than guiding you naturally through the possibilities of the plugin. One of the things I particularly enjoy is how it goes beyond its initial concept. For example, being able to repurpose the drum sequencer and adjuster to create melodic sequences and arpeggios opens up some really interesting possibilities. It’s a great way of generating unexpected results and those “happy accidents” that can often lead to original sounds and ideas. For future improvements, I would love to see more arpeggio and sequencing patterns, as this could make the melodic side of omniGRID even more powerful. I also think the overall workflow and user experience could be made a little more intuitive, especially when you are exploring the plugin for the first time. Regarding the drum section, it would be really useful to be able to drag individual sounds directly from the library into omniGRID. At the moment, the workflow relies on triggering sounds from an Ableton Drum Rack, which works, but feels like an extra step compared with having the sounds directly accessible within the plugin.

A very, very good sequencer, but with a lot to add during its updates. I guess it was made with Codex or smth like that, but who cares as long as it is supported and the creator adds missing features and listens to the customers. In my opinion, the pattern saving feature is missing and I would totally add simultaneous randomisation for all tracks at once. Everything else is pretty good. Would rate it 5 if there was saving.