*SOLVED* Tables are creating flams

[XORadmin]

My idea was to create a few variations in the tables (eg. triplets, 32nd notes, and some syncopated stuff) and then have probability on the tables. Also I was hoping to be able to choose randomly which of my created tables get played.

Like the RND FX bit, but really I wanted a new command which said randomly choose from eg. Table 1 to Table 8, when I put in the command. Combined with Table probability, this would be very cool.

This way drum programming would have some user input but with some machine randomisation too. I used to use this a lot in Renoise as a way to make patterns evolving. I think Eloquencer has something like this... probability on a step triggering, and also probability on a variation of that step also.

Hope thats clear. I will try your idea of using RND FX before the table... but what does it randomise??

It does randomize the next coming FX value in the FX field you point to with the randomvalue -> 0 randomizes which FX column should be randomized next,  1..4 points to the FX column which should be randomized next.
So if inserting the randomize function in FX1 with value 2 will randomize the FX2 value if filled in. With that you can choose to randomize any FX value on the same step.

I don't know exactly which function in the Eloquencer does that. Probability on step triggering is also in the NerdSEQ. I don't know about step variations.
NerdSEQ can add probability and randomization to any function. The randomization part needs some finetuning, but with all functions together you can get very far already and let the same pattern never sound the same.
Don't confuse probability with randomisation. Where one decides only if something will happen or not, the other really randomizes the content.

Also i don't know what Renoise can do with it and it's also nothing i normally check as it is not really comparable having a full power PC with gigs of ram and speed vs. a little embedded system. Renoise is filled with great functions but most are just not realistic for embedded systems. Same goes for Ableton, Logic ... (fill in whatever DAW on modern computers). 

I try to include many cool functions and they are plenty more to come.