Try the Buzz midi knob assigner tool that I made a few years ago. I was just reminded that many people never heard of this, hence this news post. I also placed it under the Utils section. Hope it works for you too.
I've been using Twitter for a couple of weeks now and I'm getting the hang of it. On twitter you can keep track of Buzz updates by following @buzz_builds or Oskari's personal account: @oskarix. Track updates for Zephod Modular synth Blok: @blok2009. Follow outstanding Buzz producer Hamst3r here: @hamst3r. Or just follow me: @marcvanagteren. Any more interesting accounts out there? Let us know by commenting on this post.
After lots of testing, beta-testing by members of the Buzz community, then some further testing, Zephod finally released his latest Modular Synthesizer for Buzz. The latest version will always be available at www.blokmodular.com.
We also decided to include the current version here on the site, so that anyone searching for it here would actually find it. The version uploaded to this site will probably soon be obsolete, but the link to the latest version is easy to find in those search results. Enjoy!
Yes, ld0d hits it again with no less than three excellent drum generators, ld_clap, ld_cymbal and ld_snare. And if that's not enough, he also released a "transient designer" where you can really work with the attack and decay parts of any signal. This works best for stuff like drums, percussion and such signals. Not punchy enough? ld transient fixes it!
These machines have all been tested in both 44100 and 96000 hz by buzzmachines.com
For all the iPhone / iPod touch lovers among us: David Wallin, better known as Whitenoise released an application called Bleep!BOX. It's a combination of a drummachine and synthesizer for the iPhone / iPod Touch. It doesn't use samples, it generates all the sounds live. Check out a sample video on the Bleep!BOX website, or download the app directly from the App Store.
