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Generative Music Modular Synths Series, PART 2: Randomness!⁠ ⁠ Today’s topic is inspired by some questions I got from a few students in my Learning Sound and Synthesis class recently: “how can I use randomness in my patches to make generative melodies, but not have it be *totally* random and all over the place?”⁠ ⁠ There are LOTS of ways to approach this, but this video^^ shares one of my personal favorite ways of using “constrained randomness” – I have a simple 8-stage sequencer with specific p