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FX Probability behaviour
#1
Hello,

I'm trying to work out this idea I've get but can't seem to control nerdseq's behaviour as I'd wish...
The video below describes the problem

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/haqx7i7z0...qs046&dl=0

Would appreciate any help!
Thanks
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#2
(07-26-2025, 06:33 AM)ohho Wrote: Hello,

I'm trying to work out this idea I've get but can't seem to control nerdseq's behaviour as I'd wish...
The video below describes the problem

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/haqx7i7z0...qs046&dl=0

Would appreciate any help!
Thanks

Lets start with the 2nd issue which is easy. 
You tell it to jump to 11 hex which is not 11 decimal where you want to be (it jumps to decimal 17 in your case). Set it to 0B and the one in FX2 to 0C.

The 2nd one is most probably a speed issue, your envelope peak doesn't stay long enough. And especially you route the envelope through the automator which runs at 125hz and the chances are high that the automatos 'sampling' of the envelope doesn't always sample at the peak levels.

What I suggest which would be much more effective and will most probably work also with the fat envelope is to use the envelope with the mappings instead of the automator. (because the mapping run at 1000 hz).
So remove the envelope and the destination from the automator. 
Add a mapping line with the envelope as source and the desired probability as the destination in the mappings:
Code:
ENV #1 ---- > TRCK TRK7 PRB6 (not sure which PRB number it is for a midi track fx2 out of my head right now, check the statusline)
  
If that still doesn't work 100% reliable then you should increase the envelope peak and else they are many more options to get your desired results with and without envelopes.
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#3
Thanks Thomas this works now.

Though I wonder regarding the brk jump to reference.
At the bottom of the screen the descriptor says 'Jump to row 11' when BRK0111,
When set to BRK010B it works correctly, but I am confused by the naming, as there is no row 0B..
In this case it's easy to count to 11 if I want to jump to row 11, but say when I get to higher rows say 44, what's a simple way to set the proper value for a jump to row 45, without having to count up to 45 to find the value...?
Hope my question is clear
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#4
Yes looks like a wrong statusbar number. Will fix that!
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#5
Thanks, you da best!
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