Random value selector (int)

Make an LFO CHOP. Set it to pulse. Choose a frequency.

Connect a COUNT CHOP to it. For this example, set it to Loop Min/Max. And set the Max to something like 9999.

Make a NOISE CHOP. Drag the Count CHOP's value into the Seed parameter. You might have to add [0] at the end of the op('noise1')[0] so that the value is actually read. Also set the amplitude and offset to 0.5, so the noise is going from 0 to 1.

Connect a MATH CHOP to the noise. In the OP tab, set the integer to Round (so we get whole numbers) and also set the To Range to the numbers you'd like your random values to fall between.

You now have random numbers being pulsed.

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