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Positive Grid launches OMNYSS amp and effects collection

Positive Grid says it’s built to “fuel massive tonal exploration.”

Positive Grid OMNYSS

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Positive Grid has announced the launch of OMNYSS, a collection of amps and effects voiced for “sonic disruption”.

OMNYSS is powered by the BIAS FX 2 software platform and is driven by a new DSP engine. It offers six effects and three all-new amplifiers, accompanied by a range of classic and boutique microphones on offer too, as well as three dynamically modelled cabinet IRs.

The amps available are Etheria for a futuristic, clean tone, Aggralith which is a modern high-gain and Viscerus for those after something with a more heavy attack.

Effects wise, here is what you can expect:

  • ZGate – Eliminates unwanted noise for improved precision
  • Cypher Drive – Overdrive with six different attack modes
  • Cerberus – For complex stereo harmonies, described as a “polyphonic octave beast”
  • Dark Matter – For natural compression and clarity
  • Nebula – Allows you to layer synths, modulation and reverb
  • Space Piercer – For digital delays that can offer glitchy or shimmering tones

Those who already use BIAS FX 2 can add OMNYSS to their amps and effects library, but it can also be used as a standalone software or a plugin for any major DAW.

In October last year, Positive Grid launched an Authentic Hendrix pack for BIAS FX 2 which offered players an arsenal of amps, pedals and guitars, each modelled on Jimi Hendrix’s gear.

Since then, it launched the Spark Mini practice amp back in August 2022 which earned a respected 9/10 from us at Guitar.com for its great sound despite its tiny size, and easy use for both bedroom jammers and experienced guitarists.

OMNYSS is compatible with Mac, PC and iOS for $99 USD (PC/Mac) and $19.99 (iOS). Find out more at positivegrid.com.

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