HAve a look please

[gentleclockdivider]

When I load the following patch , I get some note burst at the beginning , which has never occured to me .
Also when pressing reset , I am getting notes ( from the integra ) which would indicate that there are some hanging midi notes , but I don't hear any
Also , as you can see , the note module is both called and receiving pitch data ( two note interval ) from data modules ( randomly chosen by uniform distribution)
Would It make any difference to insert an order module first into pitch , then call input ?

Here's the patch

[colin@loomer]

No problem. I've downloaded the patch, and will take a look (which will be tomorrow morning, alas, as I'm currently away from the office.) In the meantime, one thing that may help track down these MIDI notes is connecting a [MIDI to tuple] -> [print] probe to various spots and trying to narrow down where the notes are sourced.

[gentleclockdivider]

As you can see , in the first screenshot I used three separate make notes , pressing the global reset or loading the patch does not trigger the external gear (or used softsynths )

In the second screenshot , I used only one make note , with 3 data modules used for pitch and calling , the result is the same but pressing reset ( or loading patch ) does trigger the external gear .
I wonder why that is

[gentleclockdivider]

I think I found out
Pressing reset also triggers data modules , and since these were used in example 2 to call the notes it's obvious these were triggered

[colin@loomer]

Ah, great. You can disable the data module setup events in their properties.