I’d love to add a second Grids to my system but that one more tailored towards toms/congas/bongos/claves etc.
So what I understand is that the original maps were AI extraction of real world drum patterns for kick, snare & hi-hats.
Anyone has an idea how to approach that?
(Basically I believe that the extraction bit goes over my head & education. I was able to mod the clock out behavior but machine learning is not in my repertoire)
Great project, but it would be much easier to just buy a Zularic Repetitor.
Why the approach used for bd/sd/hh in Grids wouldn’t work for other percussive instruments:
Algorithmic (not data-driven) generation – euclidean for example – is a better candidate for this task.
Right! I was looking at that before… need to explore that route now
Discouraging answer but a good one! Thank you (for all)!
with regard to @pichenettes’ final suggestion, you may also want to check out Pam’s New Workout, Ornament + Crimes, Euclidean Circles, or other Euclidean pattern generator
Or even Grids (in Euclidean sequencer mode)
Thanks for the suggestions but I know Grids does Euclidean rhythms and I also own a VPME EC.
I am now using the combo of the EC with my own gate masker too get to stuff to be less even throughout the bar. I could also use synchronous modulation on Grids in euclidean mode I guess but for now this is my approach.
thanks
I bought a ZI 
Great module too!
I recently get a Bastl Kompas. It’s a great complement to Grids.
I almost bought a Kompas kit, then realised it only output triggers.
Would have been more fun if it also produced CV patterns.
Maybe you should check TINRS Wednesday?
Or even the TINRS Tuesday
Yeah ! You are right !!! Tuesday is even better but be sure to check it on Wednesday !!! 
Seems like a need some rest 