Hi I would like to make a filtered reverb but the MI reverb, which seems exactly what I need, sounds super choppy. DSP LOAD at 23, it sounds like a bad delay, anyone has the same problem? I’m running and old original Axoloti… could that be an issue? Also this is my firt work with Axoloti so I accept suggestions 
It looks like that blue-to-green-to-blue conversion using “scale i” will not do. The object TSG/math/map will likely perform correctly there.
Also any “pitch” input expects a fractional (blue) value between 0 and 64. You are trying to ‘scale’ the value to integer frequency in Hertz before you feed it to the pitch input. Same thing, the math/map object should take care of the scaling.
Lastly, about the ‘chopping’ maybe fixing these number conversions will fix it, if not the “mutable instruments” objects were a quick port by Technobear years ago but they were not complete, and bugs were never fixed. What exactly does it sound like, and only at certain settings, or all the time?
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I’ve used that reverb object a lot in the old axolotl patcher and it was always fine, but i seem to remember needing to scale some things a little, but that may have been a matter of taste rather than necessity. It’s been a long time since i used it. I think the integer conversion is confusing it, as mentioned. First off, you’d need a unipolar to bipolar object between the midi objects and the reverb (the inputs are marked with a -+ indicating bipolar). If you want to scale them down use a math * object before the unipolar to bipolar. Hopefully it should then work.
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Also, remember that the inlets are added to the parameters on the object. It might be worth setting the parameters to 0 on the ones you are using the inlet with.
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Thank you guys, I simplified my patch keeping only the reverb and it seems the reverb is strange in itself. Strange cause in the examples online it works great. I’m new to Ksoloti, is it possible for you to test and see if it works on your system? I have an old Axoloti board should I maybe reinstall?
Yeah we could test it, or you could record a short sample of how it sounds? The board itself would not usually cause problems like this, unless you have something like a very old Axoloti prototype?
Thanks I think I solved it. Don’t know what it was probably wrong values on diffusion.