Modular desktop control / Wired by design
A control surface that changes with your work.
Snap focused controls and dense control banks into the layout your workflow needs. OmniNode reads every module, element, position, rotation and neighbor automatically, then exposes native desktop control.
Keep the flow.
02 / THE IDEA
Your tools change.
Your hardware should too.
Fixed control surfaces ask you to adapt every task to the same arrangement. OmniNode starts with smaller pieces: a toggle where a state should stay physical, a focused control where emphasis matters, or a dense bank where speed and desk space matter more.
Move a module, turn it ninety degrees or build a branch. The Main discovers coordinates, rotation and neighboring modules, while OmniNode Desktop mirrors the layout on screen.
Snap
Join modules along any edge. Build a line, corner, T-shape, tree or closed loop.
Map
Every connection reports its own edge. Position and rotation appear automatically.
Flow
Bind keyboard, media, mouse, gamepad and high-resolution MIDI actions across four local profiles.
03 / LAYOUT PLAYGROUND
Start with the task.
Then shape the desk.
Switch between a few working layouts or add the control you are missing. Every arrangement uses the same wired module language.
04 / THE MODULE FAMILY
One visual language.
A complete control surface.
Every module shares the 40 mm grid, offline identity and EdgeLink language. Dense modules reduce cost and desk area; focused modules keep layouts flexible.
The root of the layout.
One USB-C DATA connection carries control and powers compact layouts. AUX POWER gives larger decks more headroom.
Make the action physical.
Shortcuts, scene changes, transport and repeatable commands with a familiar mechanical press.
A switch with memory.
A retro ON–OFF–ON metal lever. Hot-plug synchronizes its position without accidentally firing a macro.
Eight actions, one block.
Velocity and pressure-capable pads with per-control color for clips, scenes, notes and commands.
Four precise parameters.
Four push encoders, individual RGB feedback and enough density for serious creative workflows.
Four values at a glance.
Four absolute knobs for EQ, color, synth and lighting parameters.
Twelve controls, compactly.
Four sliders, four pots and four buttons form a complete channel surface.
Scrub, shuttle, navigate.
Two high-resolution jog controls and eight surrounding action keys.
Context where you touch.
A local display, jog control and twelve keys—without making every module expensive.
One parameter, fully present.
A focused push encoder for the control that deserves its own physical position and RGB state.
A value you can see.
One long-travel 12-bit absolute control for levels, timelines and continuous parameters.
Status at a glance.
A diffused 12-bit RGB surface for modes, alerts and ambient state, always constrained by Main's power grant.
Bring DIN MIDI into the layout.
One isolated MIDI input and one buffered MIDI output, addressed as two elements in the same topology.
05 / EVERY EDGE IS ACTIVE
Six contacts.
One symmetric interface.
The connector cassette sits at the geometric center of every module side. Its mirrored pattern lets identical modules meet cleanly in any direction.
- 01
3 equal-height pogo contacts alternate with 3 flat hard-gold pads.
- 02
Two power and two ground positions bring redundancy to every physical edge.
- 03
Independent TX and RX give each connection its own full-duplex EdgeLink.
- 04
No contact-order assumption is needed: signals stay released and loads stay off until handshake and power grant.
06 / BUILT AROUND REAL WORK
One system.
Different working shapes.
Cut, trim, grade and mix without leaving the timeline.
Use Jog for timeline motion, EncoderBank for precise parameters, Toggle for persistent modes and Display for local context.
Mix, perform and switch modes in one surface.
Mixer and EncoderBank carry dense parameter work while Pad, Toggle and Light keep performance states immediate.
Main · Mixer · Pad · EncoderBank · Toggle · Light
Scenes, levels and a protected live-state switch.
A compact T keeps Pad scenes and Mixer levels close while the guarded Toggle makes an important mode unmistakable.
Main · Pad · Mixer · Toggle · Light
A compact command corner with local context.
Display, PotBank and Toggle make recurring meetings, windows and automations visible without filling the whole desk.
Main · Display · PotBank · Toggle07 / OMNINODE DESKTOP
The layout on your desk, reflected on screen.
Desktop reads one complete topology from Main, shows every module at its real coordinate and keeps bindings attached to local device identity. Rearrange the hardware and the view rearranges with it.
Rotate · mouse wheel
Press · play / pause
Feedback · RGB 12-bit
08 / SIMPLE ON THE DESK
One Main.
Two clear power modes.
DATA
Connect Main to the computer. One cable carries USB control and powers compact everyday layouts.
AUX POWER
Add a certified 5 V / 3 A USB-C source when a larger layout or more active RGB needs extra power.
09 / SYSTEM SPECIFICATION
Flexible where it matters.
Explicit everywhere else.
- Module grid
- 40 × 40 mm
- Module footprints
- 1×1, 2×1 and 2×2
- Layout shapes
- Line, L, T, tree, loop
- Module family
- 1 Main + 12 functional types
- Native outputs
- Keyboard, media, mouse, gamepad, MIDI
- Connection
- USB-C DATA + optional AUX
- Module discovery
- Position, rotation, neighbors
- Profiles
- 4 local, offline profiles
- Real-time zone
- Up to 8 hops / <8 ms device P99 target
- System layout
- 32 validated / 64 addressable
10 / OMNINODE