Some hopefully useful buzz links

[bahador]

@stroboton The design of your website/blog rocks dude. Loved it big time, other than the marvelous articles you write there the design and the typographies were dope. Loved the design big time, keep it up. Dope.

[strobotone]

well, i feel honored. thanks.
it´s just another nerd´s project.

[wikter]

Some of those are offline...

[magmavander]

frenchybuzzers have a new place :

http://frenchybuzzers.clicforum.com/index.php

[JMC]

fuzzpilz backup site
http://www.groovelastig.de/files/fuzzpilz/buzz.htm

btdsys on sourceforge
https://sourceforge.net/projects/btdsys/

tutorial mini
http://www.wonko.info/wOnKoBUZZ/front.htm

source code
http://www.cyanwerks.com/buzzdev/

machines
https://github.com/Buzztrax/buzzmachines

sourcecode
http://retropaganda.info/~bohan/devel/p ... bneil/src/

[ags]

This list would be more useful on the wiki (Linked in 3rd post) so it can be updated.

[JMC]

This list would be more useful on the wiki (Linked in 3rd post) so it can be updated.

true,
but some where such links must get collected, better here than every one messing around in the wiki, with links to... creepy sites
But who ever ports the links into the wiki could refere to this topic and somehow timestamp it, so the next knows from which date on the links got ported to the wiki and which links are new in in the forum topic

Who ever puts them into the wiki, it would be nice if it is a bit more than just a link list, may a short description would be nice or some categories like tools, effect, machine, generator, sourcecode, music, people, .... would be nice too

[onecircles]

A lot of the links in the OP are broken or no longer point to what they did before....

[Candle]

I was checking a lot of the above links & found most of them dead (I'm in the process of installing Buzz on my new laptop, so I'm searching for things I previously had in past installs). Along the way tho, I found that you can still access a lot of the Buzz utilities on the old (now defunct) Buzzmachines site c/o Archive.org's WayBack Machine:

https://web.archive.org/web/20120706030 ... /utils.php

And here's a link to the presets:

https://web.archive.org/web/20120706044 ... resets.php

You can also get to all of the Machine & VST links on the site as well simply by clicking on the links. I'm quite inpressed how well this works. Should have thought of this years ago

See You In The Shadows…

[HerrFornit]

cool, thank you. That's a bit like cyber archeology. Brings fun.

Hopefully this will do somebody one day with buzz forum.

[magmavander]

Oh woaw!! So cool to see again the historical buzzmachines website. I miss it a lot I've spend so much time here and learn a lot.
Thanks Candle

[Buzztler]

@candle: Another big applause for your links by me ...

Inspired by your buzzmachines.com Hit, I searched for the old "buzzchurch"-forums and the latest archive I found seems to be here:

http://web.archive.org/web/201111200121 ... hurch.com/

Edit: Well, it seems that most of the links etc. are dead, that's weird ... aaargh ... "Access forbidden'

Some links in older Backups may work ...

Yes, for example kazuya's latest working Backup contains some machines ...

http://web.archive.org/web/200612111600 ... dcafeclub/

[Hamst3r]

Gonna share the new location for my old Buzz files here too.

https://filedn.com/lovhTbsn9Pz4AJR3FQeqxCF/Buzz/

If the directory appears empty, try a page refresh, and you should find my buzz presets, index, drumkits collection, tutorials, and other goodies.