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No, it's not possible unless you fake it in the machine view by creating extra hidden machines.

Thanks, check the asymmetic dist too. I was kind-of surprised at how fun they were to toy with. Maybe someone makes an actual song or so.

They are not parameters because technically they are buzz attributes. I'll try to fix this later but meanwhile check the new (free) update that was just released.

You probably tried the wrong version. https://www.visualstudio.com/en-us/prod ... mmunity-vs works on win7.

Did you add a wave file recently? Try renaming the dir or so.

It's stored as a word so the max is 65535 but I suppose I could change it in the editor.

That looks like the concurrent queue thing that was introduced in vista, should not be too difficult to add. Not related to WPF.

I found a version that works but seems to be unfinished: http://jeskola.net/buzz/beta/files/dev/am3000.cpp

Have you tried using the volume control. It just doesn't work.

Soundclould is banned until they make a proper volume control (the rocket science of late 2014!). I recommend posting your songs to other sites until then and possible even after then given how incompetent they seem.

It's in MachineControl.xaml.

HMODULE is really a void * and I want MachineInterface.h to work without windows.h. You can simply cast it HMODULE h = (HMODULE)GetMachineModuleHandle(pmac).

In Pattern XP editor I'd like to be able to trigger the machine help display by double clicking (or by choosing it via left mouse button menu). Main reason would be to more directly/intuitively get info of effects command parameters values while editing patterns. I don't know how to do that. Oskari...

I don't know what it is either. Can someone else try this? I only have one vs installation and I don't want to fuck it up.

Relativion is a native machine, it was before "managed machines". See NTracker for an example of parameters.

Right click the project -> Manage NuGet Packages -> Installed packages should have PropertyChanged.Fody. Is it there?

Some files were filtered out from the svn repo, they are there now.

Install the NuGet package manager extension for VS. I think it should automatically get the Fody package then.

There are GUI demos already (qsamo, relativion) but sending midi works like this: [MachineDecl(Name = "Jeskola MidiTest", ShortName = "MidiTest", Author = "Oskari Tammelin")] public class MidiTestMachine : IBuzzMachine { IBuzzMachineHost host; List<IMachine> targets = n...