Title says it all - would it be easy to add DSynth to the patch randomizer?
Hrál jsem s nĂm recently.Sound z “Orb a KLF” pĹ™Ăliš snadno vytvoĹ™eny pomocĂ CWO :))) hodnÄ› zábavy.
someone will have to get the min and max parameter values to @punji using two patches; one with all knobs fully left, one with all knobs fully right. Then load them into a hex editor program to find the values
What patch randomizer is this?
What patch randomizer is this?
@ghostly606 - http://op-rand1.appspot.com/welcome.jsf
Fairly easy to understand, but if you have questions I’m sure someone here can help answer them.
Wow, that is even better than I thought it would be, thanks!
I think I got all the min/max values a long time ago, but I was not able to compile a new version due to an App Engine version change. I will have to update my development environment and try again…
Ok, I have DSYNTH available at the following alternate location:
You need to use the “Switch Mode” button to select it. Please let me know of any issues. I will update the original location when it gets stable.
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“speak of the devil” lol
OMG - that’s awesome. Thanks!
^ Yes, I looked into that a while ago, but it will take some code restructuring to implement, since currently each patch gets a single set of random values.
I would probably add an option to allow choosing either way, but the key scales would be the same regardless (i.e., not random).
hey @punji, endless thanks for writing the randomizer! this is an unbelievable tool that vastly expands the op-1’s usefulness. is there any way your program can be downloaded as an alternative to having to go online to use it?
@nicksarazen Thanks, nice to know that people find it useful! Unfortunately what you ask is not possible unless the user interface is re-implementing using some Java GUI framework, like Swing. The online version is based on JSF, which is a server side only technology…
Would still love to have Dbox randomize per key! Been a minute since I generated some random patches. Going to have some fun with some randomness right about now. Thanks again for this awesome app,
@punji makes total sense! no worries at all, the online interface is perfect. only reason I asked was because I don’t want the randomizer to somehow go down someday! it’s too valuable to lose! 
@punji it's too valuable to lose! :)
no doubt. I should just generate like 100,000 patches one day jic and keep em backed up.
It’s a shame that the randomiser LFO thing doesn’t have a hold mode. So it will stay at it’s current setting when you turn it off. I always hear lovely sounds in amongst the hubbub and wish I could have caught them…