OASYS Randomizer
Here you find the link to Daz’ free OASYS Randomizer.
It is a small …. unspectacular tool which most likely is underestimated by some OASYANs. Which is fine for those who just are using the HD-1 sounds like Piano, String, Brass, of course the GM bank and the factory sounds of the Virtual Analogs.
But in case you want to use AL-1, MS-20 and Polysix and do not have the time to read the manuals in detail but still want some more sounds…. hm, then there is no way around this tool. Together with RC’s & KARO’s new Analog Collection I highly recommend to install the Randomizer. And the nice thing about it is… you only have to press one button 
to open the door to some more sounds.
Here is one example consisting of just two sounds:
iRandom mix1
Sorry about the bad timing but I did not use a click, just recorded the “bass” and then added the “iRandom Giant Rotary” pad.
The pad sound is a randomized version of the great factory sound “Giant Rotary”. It is one of these sounds where a lot of controllers have an impact on the sound. This was not change in the randomized version. I called the factory sound up and pressed the button once! Yes, once. The new version is now a little bit “dirtier” and morphing from a flanging pad into a digital kind of noise when the Vector Joystick gets used. Again, probably not everyone’s taste, but defenitely mine and a must have, saved to several media.
The other sound, kind of Bass, is a modified version of one of my Polysix Sounds. The other meanwhile ten sounds are stored and two lead sounds let me seriously think of selling the Moog Voyager! Someone once posted - I guess it was Stephen Kay - that there is no real need to keep those instruments anymore… I was sceptical… I was.
usage of randomizer (aka iRandom) @ one’s own risk
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