JSFX plugin: Stochasticizer

[rudeog]

Hi all, I just finished working on a JSFX plugin which is a MIDI sequencer that allows random selection of some (or all) notes in the sequence. This is useful if you want something that doesn't sound purely random, but has some variation. It has two modes, one of them better for mono stuff, and the other better for making drum sequences where some of the hits are not always played (and the likelihood can be edited).
I've made a brief video demonstration here: https://youtu.be/xWGBd6XY-C8
Also see attached images.
The plugin is available from https://stash.reaper.fm/v/28399/stochasticizer
Any feedback is welcome.

[EpicSounds]

neato. Thanks for sharing!

[Smashed Transistors]

The second mode (poly) is really interesting.

Would it be possible to replace the randomness by a control.

So, if you automate this control, only the notes with a %level below it will be triggered. (sort of density control for a drum sequence).

[preferred.nomenclature]

VERY cool! Thanks for making this, I expect I will come to use it quite a bit.

[rudeog]

Originally Posted by Smashed Transistors

Would it be possible to replace the randomness by a control.
So, if you automate this control, only the notes with a %level below it will be triggered. (sort of density control for a drum sequence).

Interesting idea. Look on line 268. It has the code randy=rand(10). If you add another slider, and replace that with slider value (eg randy=sliderX) it should work.

[digitalfix]

F yeah! Thank you Been after something like this.

[rudeog]

Thanks for the kind words.
I've put a new update to this plugin at the above link. The new version adds new features:
- Clock divider - to control the speed of the sequence relative to the project tempo
- Patterns - you can create up to 8 patterns and switch them via MIDI notes
- Velocity - you can edit velocity on a per cell basis