Jimmeh

hello im using the graphical breakpoint function editor and trying to get a kick drum sound out of it so need it to the function to ramp off.

i have 3 randomly produced points but how can i make the first value be the highest and then the others be random but lower than the first value..

hello im using the graphical breakpoint function editor and trying to get a kick drum sound out of it so need it to the function to ramp off. 

i have 3 randomly produced points but how can i make the first value be the highest and then the others be random but lower than the first value..


making-a-random-slope-in-the-graphical-breakpoint-function-editor

Here's an extremely simple way. Just split your random processing into 3 parts and scale them accordingly. It's not very exciting but unless I've misunderstood what you're asking it does the job.

ah nice one! wouldnt have thought about doing it that way. cheers

Alternately you could generate three random values and sort them. Something like [uzi 3]->[lp.sss]->[zl group 3]->[zl sort -1].

I've just been making a random BPF and think I've found a problem with the line~ object.

I'm pretty sure that after 100 specific points the line~ object just ignores the rest of the list.

Can someone remind me how to post a patch in text?

why use 100 points with line for a random band pass filter? Why not just simply use a reson~ object?

> I'm pretty sure that after 100 specific points the line~ object just

It is 128 (which is a list of 256 items). The patch below confirms that...

You could also cascade several line~s eventually...

Mike S schrieb:
> I'm pretty sure that after 100 specific points the line~ object just
> ignores the rest of the list.

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I don't see the reason for this limitation to the line object?

making a random slope in the graphical breakpoint function editor