10-31-2025, 11:40 AM
(This post was last modified: 10-31-2025, 11:42 AM by joesh.
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As we've already discussed in a thread, changing random bpm values in a column is indeed possible, but you have to go about it in various ways using either a matrix, a track setup, via Automator or just manually, all of which work fine, but which are not so practical, in my humble opinion.
Therefor, can I ask if it would be possible to simply include RN0 - RN.. in the BMP setting in the FX choices? This way you could set the BMP as BPM 064, then later BMP RN0 to get some random value, then later put back BPM 064 to bring it back to the original tempo.
Simple and straight forward, what do you think?
BTW, I'm having fun using all the options we discussed, but finally it's easiest to fake unstable changing BPM by simply using the FX column and adding odd BMP values throughout the sequence(s) such as: BPM 068 --> BPM 079 --> BMP 054 --> BPM 064 --> etc. All of these can be easily cancelled out on the next sequence or brought back to the original tempo all from one screen.
Therefor, can I ask if it would be possible to simply include RN0 - RN.. in the BMP setting in the FX choices? This way you could set the BMP as BPM 064, then later BMP RN0 to get some random value, then later put back BPM 064 to bring it back to the original tempo.
Simple and straight forward, what do you think?
BTW, I'm having fun using all the options we discussed, but finally it's easiest to fake unstable changing BPM by simply using the FX column and adding odd BMP values throughout the sequence(s) such as: BPM 068 --> BPM 079 --> BMP 054 --> BPM 064 --> etc. All of these can be easily cancelled out on the next sequence or brought back to the original tempo all from one screen.
