Hi all, maybe a dumb question but I’ll leave it here nonetheless.
I had the idea to use the same pattern to store values that can be used to send to different destinations (in this case different semitones to different voices of Just Friends). So on pattern 1 I introduced 8 values to be randomly assigned to JF.VOX 1 to 3 (index 0 to 7) and another 8 values to be randomly assigned to JF.VOX 4 to 6 (index 8 to 15).
I assumed that using P.I or PN.I would allow me to define the N value for these JF.VOX commands in a randomised way, but apparently it doesn’t work. Can someone tell me what am I doing wrong?
Here’s the code I was using:
1
JF.VOX 1 N P.I RRND 0 7 V 5
JF.VOX 2 N P.I RRND 0 7 V 5
JF.VOX 3 N P.I RRND 0 7 V 5
JF.VOX 4 N P.I RRND 8 15 V 5
JF.VOX 5 N P.I RRND 8 15 V 5
JF.VOX 6 N P.I RRND 8 15 V 5
(working pattern was set to P 0, which was the pattern that stored the values)
If I use P.RND it works (after defining P.START and P.END) but this implies using one global range of values and in this case I need two (hence using a randomization of the index value with P.I).
thanks for the help!
