Plugin comparison

Chopgrid vs Oddment ODD-1V

Specs, price and the Dubspot Score, side by side — with our verdict on which sampler to buy.

Independent score / workflow fit / buying signal

Contenders

The side-by-side

Score verdict

Which should you buy?

On the Dubspot Score, Oddment ODD-1V comes out ahead (8.3). That said, the right pick depends on your workflow and budget — read both reviews before deciding.

Technical matrix

Specs compared

SignalChopgridOddment ODD-1V
Price$29 intro / $49 full$149 (early access) / $199
Dubspot Score8.08.3
FormatsStandalone, VST3, AUVST3, AU, Standalone
Grid16 independent cells, two live banks (A/B), up to 128 files per session—
Sound modulesSB301 monosynth, PIVOT (14 synthesis engines), CHIP, SEQ—
Drum modulesDROM (8-part, 4,500+ one-shots), MASH, UTIL—
EffectsCRUSH, DIRT, FUXT, DLYA, WERB, FILT, GATA2 echo units per layer, plus reverb
Randomization12-bit randomizers, 4,096 combinations per module—
Plugin formatsMac standalone app, Mac VST3/AU, Windows VST3 (no AAX)—
macOS requirementmacOS 13 Ventura or higher (Intel or Apple Silicon)—
Windows requirementWindows 10 or higher—
System8 GB RAM, 1280 x 800 display, ~350-500 MB disk, internet for authorization—
Type—Granular sample synthesizer (plugin of the ODD-1 hardware)
Layers—2 polyphonic layers, each with a 60-second stereo buffer
Playheads—4 independent per layer, independent pitch and time
Voices—8-plus, depending on settings
Grain detail—Binaural spatialization and per-grain bandpass filter
Library—2 GB factory content, 3-plus GB for user samples
Sample import—WAV, FLAC, MP3; mono or stereo; 44.1, 48 or 96 kHz
Filters—2 per voice (LP, HP, BP, BR)
Saturation—2 per voice (distortion, bit crush, compression)
Modulation—3 envelopes, 4 LFOs, 4 macros, 4 control inputs
Modes—SYNTH, LIVE, LOOPS
Formats—VST3, AU, standalone; macOS (Apple Silicon and Intel), Windows

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