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Are you using buzz and reaper also together? I am asking because of this viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2255

Interesting, nobody else experienced this sorting problem so far. It seems nobody reached pattern numbers beyond 99. But I am wondering are not 99 patterns per machine enough for creating enough variation, as you can create further variations with all the other machines and their 99 patterns? Asking...

Just found Chill Carrier's youtube after a google video search for 'jeskola buzz' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nMA5TqYHNPk There are more such longer buzz videos. Interesting for seeing what others are doing or their workflows. Any other similar tips? Best are if there are sections giving some in...

Or some other interesting interviews with other similar cool tracker devs from history and today? Found a nice interview with Ronny Pries, http://blog.subsekt.com/2013/04/rendered-_-interview-with-ronny-pries/6/ Great, yeah, I really like those tracks – and it’s something that all your full on Tech...

Wondering why this is not in the standard download included? Or is there nothing included?

What is the best known way of recording (real-time) or rendering from Buzz to Reaper? From my little reading in this forum so far, it seems ASIO out seems to be one way, for each output one ASIO out, then enabling those channels in Reaper, then recording there in parallel. But would this be the best...

mantratronic wrote:I use buzz since a very long time now and I have dowloaded a lot of bmw/bmx from a lot of various buzzers.
Here you can download around 3000 files...

Downloaded: 2953 files, 1,3G in 1h 14m 25s (308 KB/s)

Do any old or new interviews with Oskari Tammelin exist? If yes, any links? I would like to read about how the whole idea with buzz appeared, especially its original design principles, like the sequence editor? Any comparable products from historic other software from C64, Atari ST, Amiga? For examp...

Just want to play with it a bit, it seems Buzz is best tracker out there, from what I could see. The Sequence Editor looks very powerful and how it should be. Perfect design.

Those machines are just called Polac Out and Polac In nowadays btw. When you add the machine it automatically names itself according to which driver you are using. In this case, Polac ASIO. Been using multi in/outputs for like 10 years now in easy cake fashion thanks to Polac. How many outputs can ...

Buze is a full featured, portable modular music tracker that works on Windows and Linux (using Wine).
http://www.batman.no/buze/