i dessagree with you.
meybe i have no more expiriance as you but i never see solution when i can create better drums as in buzz.
becuase i want thi vst.
i you guys say that you dont like buzz because its buggy but see from other side if it will be stable? you will have many machines and you can create some thing as you personal synth
open buzz create you own schemas and use it as synth or drum line.
because i want it.
and if optimazy it for renoise… it will be rocks renoise have cool patterns but buzz have machines together it will be power and it will be free but optimazed for renoise))))
btw i will try to donate))) as i can because i need it. ye it will be longer but will be
I love Buzz machines… inside of Buzz. Of course UnwieldyTracker isn’t quiiite as cool now that Shortcircuit is free. Still, Fuzzpilz and BTDSys rule and thanks to those guys I will have a Buzz installation as long as I have a Windows installation.
Renoise is like a luxury automatic transmission that has everything you could want, comfortable seats, nice stereo, good mileage, handles very smoothly. Behaves exactly as it should with almost no unpleasant surprises and lots of unexpected features.
Buzz is the hotrodded piece of crap stick shift you’ve had for 10 years that’s falling apart and rides way too low to the ground, but it’s a blast to drive - on a good day.
I love em both. They’re not mutually exclusive! Most of the time I’d rather have the velvety interior and reliability of Renoise, but sometimes I just have to (ab)use Buzz.
I’m coming up short for a good car analogy on this but I also love having multiple tracks in the sequencer in Buzz. Hairier but more powerful in many ways.
While Buzz development is already dead for a long time (or at least lingering asleep for a long time), Renoise development is still going strong.
Maybe Renoise will be the hotrodded blast with the comfortable seats, nice stereo, good mileage smooth design one day.
It’s just a matter of time before a buzzer could say:“Why did i ever wanted buzzmachines in Renoise?” or “Why would i ever wished for a buzz-Vst in renoise?”
Just look at how many user wishes that have already been realised in Renoise today?
Mixer, Recording, Beatruler, Multicore support, realtime BPM handling.
These big changes were all user requests and done within one year together.
There were more desired features, but its late for me so don’t go bothering my long-term memory for those details now.
Another problem that will pop up i think, is that Buzz machines will sound totally different in Renoise. No matter what kind of VSTi i loaded in Buzz, the soundengine of Buzz gave it a welcoming “grime and dirt”. In Renoise, VSTi’s seem to sound much louder and clearer, probably the way they are supposed to sound.
Hence, i use a lot of the old lo-fi material, and MDA has a couple good “f****erthesoundupper” VST effects too (and free).
P.S. Belkin, you really should check out Drumatic VST, you can generate an endless amount of kick, snare, clap, hihat etc… sounds, because it lets you manipulate just about everything the sound is built up from. For example, you can make a very punchy snare with reverb by just re-drawing the noise curve of the snare sound.
Now that i think of it, of the 4-5 RNS’s i have lying around, there’s only one song that uses a sample…i’m addicted to VSTi’s
i dont want buzz inside renoise but im use lots of Great Native Buzz Gears.
whit this one : BuzzgearsToVST
[b]Buzz-To-Vst DLL Plug-ins
Copy the BuzzFXVst.DLL + BuzzGenVst.DLL into each of your host applications VST Plug-ins directory.
(e.g. C:\Program Files\Steinberg\Cubase SX\Vstplugins)
Copy the Dsplib.DLL file into each of your host applications main run directory.
(e.g. C:\Program Files\Steinberg\Cubase SX)
(OR)
Copy the Dsplib.DLL file once into your \Windows\System32 directory if you plan on using the convertors
in more than one host application.
Note:
put the File “Lee Dragon’s Mono To Stereo Wrapper.dll” in the root buzz folder for the (stereo) buzz efects to work properly[/b]
And you get Buzz Instruments and Effects inside Renoise, without buzz or buze screens, and use renoise like always…
Whoa! Not only did Renoise 2 show up today, but this! This day is way better than Christmas!
Thanks for posting this hotelsinus. Seems to works well with most effects and generators, except from drum machines which I am for some reason unable to trigger using MIDI notes - is there a special trick to it?
whoa… nice one. thanks a ton.
I don’t suppose there’s a chance of wavetable machines working in this? wavetable manipulation was always my favorite part of Buzz…
hmm, I don’t know if that’ll be a breaking news for you, but Oskari has re-started Buzz developing since July 08, delivering a fresh build on a monthly (sometimes weekly) basis.
And the new builds are quite stable.
As for the Renoise compatibility - cmon, folks, they are two COMPLETELY DIFFERENT enviromnents, with Buzz being modular and Renoise being regular tracker. Making them ‘compatible’ will only result in headache and unnecessary arguments.
IT-Alien, About Buzz being the ‘techno-only’ software - wow, that is a truly profound thing to say. Just demostrates how little you know about the thing, actually.
never mind on my last post. I tried again and it worked for me. I downloaded the stealth pack and copied the new buzz.exe over the other one and ran it and it seems to work well in vista so far.
Some of the Drum machines as well as other buzz gens have triggers instead of midi notes or they have both. For example Oomek Aggressor has MIDI notes but both accent and slide params are triggers.
Ok after some quick testing - some gens don’t work. There is also an issue with GUI - if you open more than one window - it crashes. Anyway it’s very good, I love buzz effects and I’m certain I’ll use it Thanks a lot!!!
Thanks a lot!!!