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Alright, so here's the gist of what I'm working with...

Okay, I'm using the [random 15] to fire off a number to select a random output. I'm sending bangs through the ggate to trigger 1 of 15 different buffers. That's all working fine and dandy like I planned.

Now I'm trying to make it to where the range is adjustable. As of right now I can adjust the range of the [random] via the right inlet. Doing this only lowers the max number. (Instead of it ranging from 1-15, it will lower to 1-14, or 1-13, and so on.) But what I want to do is raise the minimum number too. So the range could be adjusted to 2-12, 4-9, 3-7, or whatever. I know you can offset the [random 15] by adding to the output but my issue with doing it this way is, any number that comes out that is over 15, will be shaved off into a 15. Which results in way more 15's being outputted.

Does anybody know a way to adjust the minimum and maximum numbers without this happening?

Also is there away to turn off one of the outputs of the ggate? For example, if I don't want it to output to the 3rd slot, but still output to the others.

[random 15]
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[ggate] (with 15 outs)
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15 different buffers

Now I'm trying to make it to where the range is adjustable. As of right now I can adjust the range of the [random] via the right inlet. Doing this only lowers the max number. (Instead of it ranging from 1-15, it will lower to 1-14, or 1-13, and so on.) But what I want to do is raise the minimum number too. So the range could be adjusted to 2-12, 4-9, 3-7, or whatever. I know you can offset the [random 15] by adding to the output but my issue with doing it this way is, any number that comes out that is over 15, will be shaved off into a 15. Which results in way more 15's being outputted. 

Also is there away to turn off one of the outputs of the ggate? For example, if I don't want it to output to the 3rd slot, but still output to the others. 

random-object-ggate

There are surely more elegant ways to achive what you want but maybe this keeps you going:

Perfect. This was actually very close to what I was going for. Had to do a little bit of tweaking but it helped me out a lot and now it's just the way I want it. Thanks!

By doubleclicking the [table] you get a visual feedback of your randomness..

Very cool. Nice visual touch. Would you happen to know how to exclude numbers? For example, if the range is 1-14, but I don't want it to fire off the number 2.

Right now I've managed to set it up to where I can mute the buffers that are triggered which works fine, but the issue with doing this is that when the [random] fires off the number to trigger the muted buffer, obviously there's just empty space. I'm trying to find a way to tell the [random] to just skip over certain numbers.

Thanks again for your help. I really appreciate it.

Very cool. Nice visual touch. Would you happen to know how to exclude numbers? For example, if the range is 1-14, but I don't want it to fire off the number 2. 

Right now I've managed to set it up to where I can mute the buffers that are triggered which works fine, but the issue with doing this is that when the [random] fires off the number to trigger the muted buffer, obviously there's just empty space. I'm trying to find a way to tell the [random] to just skip over certain numbers. 

Thanks again for your help. I really appreciate it.


you have to make the list of numbers manually..maybe that is not what you are after?

Close. I think with this I may be able to figure it out. Thanks!

Random Object / ggate