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This should work if you paste it in an empty song: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <Template xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xmlns:xsd="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"> <Machines> <Machine Name="Master" PositionX="...

It was in buzzgui.dll but I moved it to BuzzGUI.ParameterWindow.dll so you can change things like this now.

You can't do it in BuzzGUI but I just added it so it will be in the next build.

The way I implemented it in the arpeggiator is when you have a triplet clock like 1/12 or 1/24 you get the 3-3-4 rhythm at -100% swing and the 4-3-3 rhythm at +100% swing.

Build 1410 has a preview of my new arpeggiator which will be included in discoDSP Corona later. Here's a simple demo:

http://jeskola.net/buzz/beta/files/exam ... review.wmv

If you disable 'Autoscan On Startup' in pvsti it takes almost no time.

This is what I get using the debug build of buzz, which is not as fast as the build you have:

00:01 [Startup] Finished

(and it includes the loading time of a bmx at I'm using for debugging too)

It uses reCaptcha now.

Reefer Sutherland wrote:I just realized.. I usually switch to the old vertical sequencer for two reasons.

To edit steps in less than 16 lines.

ctrl+f+t

I haven't tried it because I have 2500k which doesn't have hyperthreading.

I'm working on an arpeggiator for buzz/corona and I think I'll use it for it.

Because of the way subticks work in buzz, the actual times the hihat plays in the example are actually:

0, 29/96, 58/96
0, 38/96, 67/96

But it's probably difficult to hear the difference anyway.

I don't even remember what it looks like so it would be difficult for me to recreate it.

It hasn't changed that much yet for some users.

does it still need approval?