Eight tracks
Rhythms as rings: hits and steps, turn, swing, triplets, repeats per hit, a chance for every hit, and hits you lock in place.
A granular groovebox
Your samples, laid out as a map. Your beat, played from it.
Oma listens to every sound in your library and places it on a map: dark to bright, tonal to noisy. Put a track on the map and it plays from the sounds under its circle. Move the circle, and the groove changes.
How it works
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Map your sounds
Oma goes through your sample folder once, cuts every file into short sounds and sorts them by how they sound. It learns what they are, too: kicks, snares, hats, voices, textures.
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Put tracks on the map
Each track has a circle on the map and plays the sounds inside it, a different one on every hit. Drag the circle somewhere else and the track finds a new voice.
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Shape the groove
Every track’s rhythm is a ring: how many hits, over how many steps, how sure each one is. Then pitch, envelope, two modulators and four effect slots per track.
Everything in it
Your whole library
Oma indexes thousands of files in the background, and makes new maps from all of them. Stop it any time, carry on later.
18 effects
Filter, drive, chorus, crush, pitch shift, resonator, formant, freeze, tape, spiral, a vocoder and more, four per track. Delay, reverb and duck on the master.
Things that move
Two modulators per track move any control, step by step: the circle’s place, the pitch, an effect.
In your DAW
AU, AUv3 and VST3, in time with your host. Or on its own, as an app.
Free
No account, no subscription, nothing to unlock.
Try it now, nothing to install
The playground is Oma in your browser: four tracks, three free kits and a short guide. Nothing is saved, nothing is sent anywhere.
Oma for macOS
Free
AU, AUv3 and VST3 plugins and a standalone app.
Coming soon