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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » November 2001 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Patch randomisation
M_W_N_P
Posted: 28th November 2001 10:10
I'd welcome your thoughts on this one...

A few years ago, I used to use a patch editor on my old Atari ST, which had an incredibly useful feature: a "Randomize" button, which would assign random values to (almost) all parameters simultaneously. (Great when you're stuck for ideas.)

Can anyone think of a way to automatically create random patches for VSTis?

Some kind of random CC or SysEx data generator, or script, or something?

Any ideas?
Ben [KVR]
Posted: 28th November 2001 10:20
Give this a go - Random VSTi Patch from the Dash crew
M_W_N_P
Posted: 28th November 2001 10:34
quote:
Originally posted by Ben@KvR:
Give this a go - Random VSTi Patch from the Dash crew


Ah, that looks great - but I should have mentioned that I'm using a Mac.

This appears to be a Windows thing, so...
marc
Posted: 28th November 2001 11:34
For Mac, there is Pluggo. That collection has all kinds of parameter modulators & randomizers. You can even control non-Pluggo plugins by loading them via one of the Pluggo host plugins.
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