Eamonn Doyle

I've noticed that when loading a patch with two (or more) noise~ objects, all of them output exactly the same signal (zero difference - presumably they are all seeded identically or something?).

Is there a way to ensure they are uncorrelated, without having to reinstantiate one of them every time?

I've noticed that when loading a patch with two (or more) noise~ objects, all of them output exactly the same signal (zero difference - presumably they are all seeded identically or something?).  

seeding-noise-objects

The noise objects in Litter Power do not have this problem.

Lp.shhh~ is a drop-in replacement for noise~ and is part of the 

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Lp.shhh~ is a drop-in replacement for noise~ and is part of the  
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seeding noise~ objects?