Noise Parameters


You can consider noise as random data. Except we can control the degree of randomness. In fact, what you can control is the correlation degree of the sequences. The correlation is the opposite as the randomness. A highly correlated sequence may sound boring if mapped to the melody of a block, but it could be useful to achieve subtle changes in the velocity.


 

The seed is used to initialize the random number generator. This way the program is able to reproduce the sequence at any time. The correlation degrees are:

The range value specifies the range of the numbers generated. Any number in the sequence will be between zero and the range multiplied by the correlation degree (1 to 5, where "None" is 1 and "Very High" is 5). For example, if the correlation degree is "Little" and the range is 50, the numbers on the sequence will be between 0 and 100.
 

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