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I've used sub-patterns for poly-rhythm stuff, e.g. whet I've got a beat in 4/4 but want a fill in triplets or want a 3-against-4 pattern. It's pretty easy to use. Just create another pattern like normal and trigger it from the 'parent' pattern using the sub-pattern controls, just like you would with...

There is also an unsupported and old version of Buzé that can operate as a VSTi within Reaper, but in that case I think you only get one stereo out. !!! Any more info on this, e.g. links? This has been my white whale for some time - getting a tracker I like working as a vsti in Reaper has turned ou...

I was looking into something similar a while back:

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2057

In the end I didn't get very far with the problem. For my purposes I just work around it.

Nice one!

Yeah it's a great tool and while not perfect, brings me a little bit closer to my dream DAW setup where trackers and Reaper-style DAW functionality exist harmoniously side-by-side...

Audiotrack will do that. It's not fancy but it works:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1815

Check the links in my post in that topic, 2nd bottom post.

Thanks for the advice all. I had some success getting Buzz audio into my DAW using Virtual Audio Cable and ASIO4ALL. I set up MSync but it reported that I was using a bad TPB setting in Buzz, even though my TPB was on 4 - one of the acceptable values according to the documentation. So I dunno what's...

Hi all, SOS! I have been looking for some way of syncing a tracker with my DAW of choice (Nuendo in this case). I am a Buzz user so it makes sense that I go with what I know, but I can't figure out whether such a link (clock / bpm / start & stop) would be possible. I have also explored using Red...

btd Audiotrack is rudimentary but works. Old thread on the subject:
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=1815

Hi, good work getting that far! To my knowledge I don't think you can use audiotrack as a multi-tracker or like a loop pedal. As you point out it only allows one active take/path in a pattern. To play multiple audiotrack takes you'd need multiple audiotrack machines. Also, rather than looping over a...

btd posted a handy setup video on buzzchurch yonks ago. I've shared it here:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/309 ... _setup.avi

btd's Audiotrack page for reference:

http://btdsys.lazytrap.com/buzz-machine ... ?showall=1

Glad I could help!

I just tried 24 bit wavs in mtrk3 and it worked fine. Pretty sure that between that and the new wavetable we've now got an audio format shangri-la.

I go with Matilde Tracker 3 (1.10 rc1): http://buzzmachines.com/machineinfo.php?id=1057 For my songs, I use a track or two for each drum, which I multi-out through MT Nada's then group together again into MixIO for levels, panning, etc. (since I don't think buzz allows multiple outs/ins between only...

One mtw needs to be the last machine in the chain connected to the master. Make sure in parameters, it is set to "Record: Yes" and of course the output type and path must be valid. Have a start and stop bit mtw patern set at the beginning and end of your session (sounds like you're already...

Hey! From the sounds of it you're just using Audiotrack as a way to play samples or snippets. That's cool, though you could just as easily use the wavetable and any sample tracker (Matilde, etc.), though you wouldn't get the pretty waveforms in the sequencer view. Audiotrack is intended to be a tool...

btd's AudioTrack will also allow you to record into the wavetable.