I may be missing something quite obvious here: how can I have a CHOP with 100 samples but the 30th one a constant?
I know I can specify 100 samples inside a Constant CHOP or a Noise CHOP but these don’t allow me to specify the 30th sample as something specific. I could also use a DAT but that seems overkill for something like this. Is there an easy way to do this?
As a tag-on question, though less important, how could I make that 30th sample number a random number between 1 to 10?
When you say “constant”, what do you mean? If the value of the 30th sample is a random number every time, it isn’t a constant value. But if you’re wanting to insert a value between 1-10, you can write a script to do so, or you can use shuffle and combine various CHOPs together.
In a Constant CHOP, use pattern expansion (aka type chan[1-29] as the channel name) to create the first 29 channels in the first slot, then the second slot will be your individually controllable channel, and the third slot use pattern expansion again to make another 70 channels (chan[31-100])
Then hook it up to a Shuffle CHOP and choose “Sequence all Channels”