| Message written at 29 Oct 1998 10:27:13 +0000
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OK That is easy!
irnd and ibirnd where renamed to avoid name-space polution, and they
are expected to be used as functions. So your orchestra shoudl read
instr 1
idur = p3
iamp = p4
icpm = p5
index = 3
idev = index*icpm
irad1 = rnd (1)
irad2 = rnd (1)
iofst = birnd (.005)
ifrda = rnd (3)
ifrd1 = int (ifrda+1)
icps = int (icpm)
....
I think you can use rnd/birnd as opcodes but without the initial i.
Internally this is inserted. |