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What/how? I've never seen this, I think.

Eye candy!!!


jk. I would like that too. Two (small enough) indicators.

I saw this a while back. Wasn't impressed and I'm still not convinced after seeing these.

But I'm sure you will do great things with this, Tinga.

An mp3 player, maybe?

Or you could load them in the wavetable and trigger them with a native sampler, or use a free VSTi sampler (like Vember Shortcircuit or similar).

vacuum wrote: rotating values:
you can make a selection (in pattern xp) and use ctrl + w , or ctrl + shift + w, to cycle values up/down
(changing the place of the value, not the value itself) (is not mirroring though)

OMGlolYes!

Thank you very much, Sander!

I wish there was a keyboard shortcut to mirroring/inverting automation data, but there isn't (afaik). You can change your values, like you said (vice versa), and interpolate between two values (select/highlight range) with ctrl+i, and exponentially interpolate with ctrl+shift+i. You can enter graphi...

Cubase was my "7-4 job" (literary and unliterary), and when I discovered Buzz (in 2000) it became the playground.
I still use both, depending on my mood.

Would anybody find this sort of functionality useful in the Buzz tracker page? Totally! I would also like a short audition preview (like 4/8 key) when transposing (shift +/-) a note, like many other DAWs have, to hear what note/pitch the current note-value has. It would be awesome in PVST and all m...

I keep hoping that F1 key (one day) opens up a native/built-in/global "PXP view" (sort of like Renoise has now), instead of opening the not-so-needed-help-section (PDF reading is preferable). Oooh, it makes me all goosebumpy and adorably geeky just thinking about it.

Please, don't go there (432Hz). It's all BS anyways (everything is just relative ). There is no spoo...global Buzz tuning. Change pitch (relative or unrelative to speed) in your wave editor of choice...or record to DAT/cassette/tape/reel-to-reel and then slow the tape speed down. Well, I've tried a...

vacuum wrote: -32 or -31 % of a semitone (which one is it ?)

-32 cents.

Please, don't go there (432Hz). It's all BS anyways (everything is just relative).

There is no spoo...global Buzz tuning. Change pitch (relative or unrelative to speed) in your wave editor of choice...or record to DAT/cassette/tape/reel-to-reel and then slow the tape speed down.

synthphase wrote:Cheapo Statistics are your friend.

You still learn new things, even after years of Buzz use/abuse. Thanks!

elekt wrote:I take it back, you're right about Shortcircuit 2 (v0.5.1). SC1 doesn't. First time I've ever seen this.

All cool.
Yeah, I love that Buzz and Shortcircuit2 get along so well.

elekt wrote:You're probably wrong. Test it out, do what UNZ said.

I did. Lol.

Whatever. It works for me, so I'm happy.
Now...you try it.

And yes, samples in shortcircuit VSTi are stored within bmx/bmw. are you really sure ? what happens if you move the original samples on disk ? Totally sure. They are saved within the Buzz project file. If you have alot of samples, the project file will become huge. Pros and cons. Mostly pros in thi...

I use both Shortcurcuit (2) and uTracker. And yes, samples in shortcircuit VSTi are stored within bmx/bmw. No worries. No need to reload them all (or presets/patch) everytime you open your saved Buzz project. They are just different beasts. With utracker you have all the tasty tracker commands. With...

Ohmicide. Mmmm....

/Side-note hijack