About omniGRIDUpdated 7 days ago
omniGRID is Rapid Flow's 16-lane MIDI sequencer. You can record in real time, trigger Scenes while you play, transpose a sequence from incoming MIDI, set your own scales, change the playback direction, and shape repeats.
It is built for rolling grooves, basslines, and arpeggios. Euclidean patterns, scale-aware notes, and shuffle based on hardware clocks all sit on the same grid.
If you already own omniGRID, version 1.1 is a free update. There is no code for it. Log in at rapidflow.moonbase.sh with the email you used when you bought it, and download the installer shown there.
The full description, and the price for a new purchase, are on the product page:
The Gain knob does not change the volume
Gain on omniGRID scales the velocity of the MIDI notes. It does not turn the instrument up or down.
A drum rack often gets louder when velocity goes up, so Gain can sound like a volume knob there. Many synths, including Drift, ignore velocity until you map velocity to volume inside the instrument. If Gain seems to do nothing, open the instrument and map velocity to the level, or to the control you want it to affect.