@dreamer Solved, updated plugdata to v0.93 and I think I needed dsp on to run the metro. Anyway thanks for great product

@Balwyn Nice! DSP settings don't do anything in Heavy btw, it's always running (and it's not needed for metro).

Changing to a boolean value for the toggle probably fixed it

@dreamer I was just checking about the dsp when you posted, and you are right of course Thanks again

@Balwyn

The patch works fine but not quite what I had in mind, as the interval is constant (unless I'm not using it correctly).

The idea was to randomly select an interval each time a note is depressed, say from a second to a minor 7th. This would equate to a number from 2-10 on your scale (I miss off 0, 1, 11 and 12 but not essential).

@Orangery try adding these

@Balwyn

Great, thanks. I changed "random 7" to "random 9" so it covers numbers 2 through to 10. The numerical values change but they do not affect the output notes (intervals are constant). Maybe I have got something wrong (the new auto toggle switch for example)?

@Orangery Yes, sorry about I hadn't tested it and the numberbox outlet was not connected to the [+ ] object, but worse than that was the random notes cause some notes hang when playing more than one note if playing polyphonically. The best I could come up with to address that, was to count the note-on and note-off and when sum was zero perform an all notes off (cc 123).
out-of-tune-3.pd

@Balwyn

Thanks very much for sorting it. The patch works really well with some microtonal tunings. My intention was to record some miniatures to demonstrate its usefulness but Audacity is giving me a hard time at the moment (something to do with my VSTHost set up).

Replacing "random 9 /+2" with "random 9/-11" produces a different harmony. as the randomly generated notes are now an octave lower. So for example, C3, E3 would become E2, C3.