boris

I'm making accompanying visuals for a 30 minute music performance. I'd like to keep it simple, so I'm working with plain fullscreen colors and black and white noise. There's an amazing amount of different kinds of noise I can make with jit.noise: [jit.noise 3 100 100 1] is different from [jit.noise 2 100 100 1]. I'd like to change this during the performance. I have done this by making three different jit.noise objects, and then routing the bangs from the qmetro to one of these jit.noise objects to get the different settings. I think this can be done way easier.

Are there messages I can send to jit.noise to change its settings? Or is there maybe another way to achieve what I want?

dynamically-changing-jit-noise-arguments

planecount is an attribute that you can set at runtime.

Have you read up on attributes? Planecount, dim, adapt, type, are all attributes common to all Jitter objects.

It would be remiss of me not to mention that there are several interesting random number generators for Jitter in the LBJ package. More information at .

planecount is an attribute that you can set at runtime. 

It would be remiss of me not to mention that there are several interesting random number generators for Jitter in the LBJ package. More information at .


Dynamically changing jit.noise arguments