dwingus

Hoping there might be a fix for this and hopefully I can explain it properly. I have mc.groove @ 6 channels. I have mc.sig~1 with pak deviate controlling the mc.sig. If I set mc.deviate to 0 by default and start playback of a loaded sample the 6 channels are in sync and it sounds like one file. Then I can deviate and each of the 6 instances go to their own random sample rate. Great! When I return mc.deviate back to a value of 0, the six channels in the mc.groove remain out of sync and don't really return back to 0 and sound like one file again. Is there a way to deviate the sample rate of mc.groove and then return the channels back to their original sample rates in sync with each other?

Any insight or ideas is appreciated. Thank you!

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Hi   . . 
Hoping there might be a fix for this and hopefully I can explain it properly. I have mc.groove @ 6 channels. I have mc.sig~1 with pak deviate controlling the mc.sig. If I set mc.deviate to 0 by default and start playback of a loaded sample the 6 channels are in sync and it sounds like one file. Then I can deviate and each of the 6 instances go to their own random sample rate. Great!  When I return mc.deviate back to a value of 0, the six channels in the mc.groove remain out of sync and don't really return back to 0 and sound like one file again. Is there a way to deviate the sample rate of mc.groove and then return the channels back to their original sample rates in sync with each other?
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Hi   . . 
Hoping there might be a fix for this and hopefully I can explain it properly. I have mc.groove @ 6 channels. I have mc.sig~1 with 

mc.groove~ and mc.deviate - how to resync sounds back into one