Start with a strong base

Randomisation works best when the starting sound already serves the scene. Set the base mix first, then decide which details should change on each trigger.

Protect the identity

Use randomisation locks on settings you want to preserve. Small pitch and gain changes can add life; wider pan and reverse ranges can lead to more dramatic results.

Explore, then edit

Try Chaos when you want an unexpected direction. Keep promising combinations, refine their balance and export a smaller, more consistent set.