Can either of the two slider examples produce negative numbers?

Dirty pitch should be in the range of +/-50 cents for it to allow slightly sharp/flat notes.

Will,

Thank you for assisting me with this; sounds very promising.

Can you explain why there are two slider controls and have you tested this out yourself?

Dave S.

@Orangery The last sentence in the third paragraph should have read:

On Max setting, the knob (or slider) should produce a random variance of +/- 50 cents, for any synth that lies in between it and the VST host output (I don't use a DAW).

Sorry about that.

I'm using PlugData for the first time tonight. I got as far as creating one object (an oscillator) which I actually don't need for this project.

Anyone familiar with Mark Henning's AnaMark virtual synth? Well, I'm trying to recreate the "Dirty Pitch" control knob that allows random tuning of a note (or notes) in PlugData.

This is to spice up 12 tone equal temperament, especially good for older types of instrument sounds. On Max setting, the knob (or slider) might produce a random variance of +/- 50 cents, for any synth that lies in between it and the VST host (I don't use a DAW).

Can anyone help with this?

Thank you,
Dave S.