These select the Mudrums so you can change the samples as you would normally These take you to the parameter Value Randomisers that determine, in conjunction with the Mod Groups of the Step sequencers, which drums within each Mudrum are part of the randomly selected group of samples. If you can understand that you are doing good
The 5 Target Parameters of each Randomiser are directly related to the 5 Mod Groups of each Mudrum, the minimum/maximum amounts are the range of drums to choose from ( dont go below zero or above 12 else it will select the wrong drum type, unless thats what you want) If you add more samples then you will need to increase the maximum value.The Velocity Inversion pads just add a bit of variety.
You can find it in Mulib/Mux Instruments/Bibz1st/Percussion
There is also a lighter (on CPU) version that uses a multisampler instead of Mudrums, its called Beat Root Juice, its fundamentally the same, main difference is there is only 4 Gain controls rather than 5.
I think that basically covers it, its only a bit of fun but can give some interesting results.
There are also a couple of newer, more musical, versions of the Rand-O-Matic preset, named "Rand-O-M-G" the other is a one button version called...wait for it...."Obi-One-Button-Kenobi"
these are in Mulib/Mux Instruments/Bibz1stAnd on that bombshell, its time for bed
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