Good point! I didn't think about that. Since there's only one random modulator, you could use one of the random LFO's (e.g. Rand 1) and set the mode to "sample & hold", then set the frequency as low as possible (freeze). Then use that to control the oscillator's coarse pitch (make bipolar). You could also go the matrix tab and use a different shape in the mod remap for the "rand" to "osc transpose" modulation. If you click the paint brush, then click the shape next to it and choose the "up" or "down" shape. Then if you click at the top of every column, you can make several saw shapes, making the correlation between wavetable position and coarse pitch much less predictable.

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ok the problem occurs only on the standalone version. In my DAW its working fine! Time to train ;-)

@@honeyhillbeats I brought it to Matt Titell’s attention awhile ago and he fixed it but not on a new version for some reason. If you re-download and install version 1.5.5 and it should work on standalone.

@@EricBowman I will check but I think I am on the latest version 🤔 as long as it’s working in the DAW it’s all good

It’s a bug. I brought it to Matt Titell’s attention and he fixed it but not on a new version for some reason. Re-download and install version 1.5.5 and it should work.

@@EricBowman Thanks a lot Maestro 🙏

Once you can consistently do it in isolation like we're doing here, it's a lot easier to do in the context of a track. It's like shooting 3-pointers in practice vs. in a game with an defender's hand in your face.

@@EricBowmanI don't understand that last reference