Instead of building a whole setup of various modules to get a random signal value (somewhat DSP demanding too), i would like a simple module that does this for me. Would be nice if it contained a trigger as well.
Pretty please with cherry on top?
A simple Random Module
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yes and apart from the fact that it should have lower and upper area( which is basically gain), it should hold a feature to define the random signal....
- completly random
- and maxium for a step range, f.e. it starts with 12 and max_step is 3, then it could go like this
12-13-11-9-6-7-5
steps in this case would be
+1 -2 -2 -3 +1 -2 -> all steps are smaller than 3 in this case
mathematical condition would be |step| < = x
could be useful to control a pitch modifier in front of an oscillator to simulate a slight voice destabilisaton effect on an oscillator.
- completly random
- and maxium for a step range, f.e. it starts with 12 and max_step is 3, then it could go like this
12-13-11-9-6-7-5
steps in this case would be
+1 -2 -2 -3 +1 -2 -> all steps are smaller than 3 in this case
mathematical condition would be |step| < = x
could be useful to control a pitch modifier in front of an oscillator to simulate a slight voice destabilisaton effect on an oscillator.
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