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Four other people have contributed to the wavetable view, and three of us had to learn a new language to do it. It's a bit offensive when you forget that, and not at all motivating for us. As I mentioned in another thread, you can contribute by creating a web page with a list of developers, what the...

There was an idea on the irc channel a while ago to make a webpage with all the various donate buttons of different buzz devs and maybe a list of what they were working on. Some of us would prefer you donate through buying records or sending beer, but those details could replace the donate button. ...

One of the things that happens when people value Buzz and small communities like ours is getting defensive about it. Another is that they try to help improve it with ideas on how to move forward. Before this descends into the infinite flame war that is the internet norm, lets all take a deep breath ...

I remember the talented KiNK had a few great bmx'es out there, including the one to "daddy acid". Maybe they are still out there/uploaded (I have them on my hd anyways). http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfsRBpJ4qs4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Syuy4iKgVuw (enable subtitles if they are off...

I'd recommend www.buzztunes.org for that, magvander's bmx's are great to learn from, but he doesnt do breakcore afaik.

Try waveosaur, it has a batch system.

hundredcaws wrote:yes, i simply want to control any buzz machine notes from a midi device, and i want polyphonic. older buzz machines do not support midi, as far as i know.

use cyanphase mc-1 with midi, it's polyphonic and if you connect a generator to it the midi notes will be sent to the gen.

nah, i was sofascening got a fun shock when i saw the title come up. nice logo btw!

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care to comment?

(also i got screen grabs info and entry)

Assuming if you have a limiter at the end of the chain and you have already set the ceiling of your limiter to -0.1, is it still able to produce any clipping or noise burst? and what do you recommend as the final export, generally? 32 bit or 32 bit IEEE float? No, the limiter will deal with the pro...

Ah, sorry to confuse. What i meant was that the 32 bit float can have samples that are above 1.0 or below -1.0 (where the clipping occurs). When this is played, it clips if you have badly mixed the track (ie, forgot to put a limiter in) or creates a noise burst by trying to push the speaker too far....

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Offline copy of BuzzChurch made late July 2011 using WebReaper. https://rapidshare.com/files/3939559205/BuzzChurch.zip (415.20 MB) Download the above file and unzip to a folder of your choice, then open the file default.html in your browser. Hope this helps somebody :D https://dl.dropbox.com/u/1233...

They are the different formats of .wav files, 32b float is not clipped and can have very very large noise bursts in it, but 32b int is clipped.

It's on a list, just need to get back to working on the editor...

ehh, no. someone should make a list and start working on that again

i don't think the mutemachine one is needed now actually, just use viewtopic.php?f=3&t=253 controlled by Ix's latest PyBuzz/PyPeer.

Generation Generative! We've come for your algorithms.

Listened to this album a few times now and really like it, will have to look through all those bmx

a Guaguanco pattern, to test my new template, very easy to use, arpeggiator is perfect for rhythms, coming soon more templates, after 2 years of inactivity, i return to buzz with many projects. welcome back ;) but I think you have been one of the most active buzzers over the last 2 years, so I'm no...

just recording this info from the irc channel for other devs: [12:56] oskari if you have Engine -> Accurate BPM enabled that calculation is not correct [12:56] oskari because SamplesPerTicks changes [12:57] wde ok. is there way to go around this? [12:59] oskari double avgSamplesPerTick = (60.0 * hos...