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a good opportunity to learn more about buzz´s interfaces. thanks.

Fuck yeah! Thanks Oskari!

So exciting!

interesting news indeed

personally I don't think ableton is the best workaround for live playing, but in Buzz this can eventually grow into some very cool and creative mutation

- ISequence: TriggerEvent, PlayingPattern, PlayingPatternPosition

Very curious about this ISequence. Is it some future function for new pattern sequence programming? (pardon the noob lingo, if I misused 'function')

Thanks, we have it now!

iSequence? does it mean that a peer machine could control the sequencer?

in a way, yes.

oskari wrote:

An example file? Could be a simple one. Two machines, two effects. Just for figure out how to use it.
Well, BTW machine looks amazing.

many thanks!

Mu_ wrote:

oskari wrote:

An example file? Could be a simple one. Two machines, two effects. Just for figure out how to use it.
Well, BTW machine looks amazing.

Since the GUI is xaml-based it is very easy to extend /and modify it.
Actually it would be pretty amazing if buzz´s core would also be build in c#.

Updated source code:

Hi,

Just to clarify.
Where do you install this?

sorry I just realised it's part of the build.

Can't wait to try it.

Thanks Oskari.

Ooh, more updates. Nice!

What does one use the bar parameter for?

nikto wrote:interesting news indeed

personally I don't think ableton is the best workaround for live playing, but in Buzz this can eventually grow into some very cool and creative mutation

- ISequence: TriggerEvent, PlayingPattern, PlayingPatternPosition

Very curious about this ISequence. Is it some future function for new pattern sequence programming? (pardon the noob lingo, if I misused 'function')

Would be amazing to have some machine to do something like GOTOANDPLAY <Sequencer-Position> to wildly jump around in the current arrangement. Or is there such machine already?

szaszhareen wrote:What does one use the bar parameter for?

I'm not too sure, still playing around with it but it seems to adjust the width of the quantization grid to set patterns on off.

cbasstn wrote:

nikto wrote:interesting news indeed

personally I don't think ableton is the best workaround for live playing, but in Buzz this can eventually grow into some very cool and creative mutation

- ISequence: TriggerEvent, PlayingPattern, PlayingPatternPosition

Very curious about this ISequence. Is it some future function for new pattern sequence programming? (pardon the noob lingo, if I misused 'function')

Would be amazing to have some machine to do something like GOTOANDPLAY <Sequencer-Position> to wildly jump around in the current arrangement. Or is there such machine already?

http://btdsys.lazytrap.com/remository?f ... info&id=34
you can even trigger it from jeskola live i guess, could be interesting to try that.

Whoa awesome, thanks UNZ!

Edit: works like a charm, great.