That will happen with all the ~igoto commands if you jump over anything
other than other init statements (which is what they are there for).
Used as intended, they are not dangerous at all!

Richard Dobson


Josep M Comajuncosas wrote:
> 
> To run legato instruments I usually define the usual instrument and another one
> activated during all the performance which generates the amplitude (and pitch)
> envelopes, reinitialised every time the former instrument starts. You can do this with
> flags via the zak system. The envelope can ve sent to the main instrument via the zak
> system also.
> Tival and tigoto are dangerous as you can easily get "opcode not initialised" messages.
> 

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