Once you let go of the mouse, new random values will be chosen. You can "scrub" around looking for sweet spots. Every time you use the randomize X-Y pad, a new random value is chosen for each corner.Randomize moves the chosen note property in a random direction by a random amount (within the chosen range).
Shift moves the chosen note property in the positive or negative direction.Operate on the pitch, velocity, start time, or duration of the selected notes.
Note: If nothing is happening, it's probably because you only have one note selected. Sculpting operations apply to the selected notes of the clip, so you can control what's affected. The UI is zoomable for high resolution monitors. The "Sculpting Tools" button opens the main UI in a floating window (always on top of Live), so you can jump between different clips and keep editing. Randomize in all sorts of ways to experiment and overcome writer's block. Randomly delete notes to "thin out" a clip to create lower energy variations. Randomly swap notes in a drum rack clip for sonic variations with the same timing as the original. Reverse all the pitches without changing timing or velocity. Compress velocity ranges to tame wild recordings with notes that are too quiet or too loud, or spread the velocities farther apart for more dynamic range. Strum chords by making simultaneous notes play in quick succession. Randomize the timing and velocity of notes within a controllable range. Some of the things you can do with this device: Open Live's Info View and hover over any control for documentation. Click the "Sculpting Tools" button to open the main UI in a window. Drag the Sculptor.amxd device onto any MIDI track. Or Download Sculptor.amxd v1.1 for Live 10. Download Sculptor.amxd v2.0 beta 2 for Live 11. That makes it easy to create variations of MIDI clips with tools to modify pitch, velocity, and timing.
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