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| 2008-10-19 |
synthphase |
Control Freak Index |
3.0 |
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Effects are now organized thusly:
Anything that can be said to noticeably shape the sound or volume of sound without delay is in the first section. (Compression, tremolo, filter, etc.) Anything based on delays, or that introduce them go in the second section. This can be roughly attributed to "Insert" effects vs. "Send" effects respectively. Note that most filters are based on delays, but they are still considered "insert" effects to me.
Other changes in this version:
-Anything without panning or a filter option considered “simple” delay.
-Any delay with some kind of modulation put into separate delay section 2.
-Moved some stuff from hybrid/other effects to resynthesis.
-Anything that does pitch-tracking type or delay type resynthisis moved to section 2 of resynthesis (ie. Bellerophect). Buffer-randomizers or granular-type effects kept in section 1. For non-overlap sounding buffer effects, see “Scrub-Stutter”
-Duplicate of peer effects put in effects section (I kept going here to get them)
-Drum kits separated from drum boxes. Renamed categories to "drum roms", and "drum synths" respectively.
-New section "Romplers" + moved "Emulation" items not using synthesis here.
-Disabled built in stuff not available in new buzz yet.
-Disabled utilities and hacks not working or crashing in new buzz
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Bugs:
-There are probably still some Peer machines that don’t work |
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| 2008-6-16 |
wayfinder |
wayfinder's index |
0.8 |
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My goal is to make it easier to find the right machine for what I want to do - whether I have something specific in mind or just want a good selection to choose something experimental from. I've found it's a genuine improvement over the old index that came with my buzz pack, and it's made my own workflow much faster and smoother. The index has three sections:
1) A workflow menu that structures machines in a way that makes the most commonly used machines for certain tasks available in one place, like when for when you're building your basic studio structure, or for the mixing and mastering stage, etc.
2) The "normal" machine menu, which is sorted by function
3) The favorites, which are just my most used machines that I want to keep on hand.
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| 2004-7-9 |
djlaser |
DjLaser index |
1 |
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Includes most of the released gear sorted, using a simple branch design. Does not support the Overloader index extensions!
Last updated: July 6th 2004 |
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| 2005-10-19 |
kooper |
kooper's index.txt |
051020 |
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- pretty organized :)
- easy solution for stereo wrapped machines
- separate midi wrapped machines
- helpful labels for machines (bus etc.)
- less items under submenus
- latest OL 1.5 reqired
- one of the 3 oldest indexes :)
- Separate alpha/beta machines
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| 2006-9-3 |
wizenwet |
Control Freak Index |
2.5 |
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Changes:
- Added a script that eases the use of VST wrapped Buzz machines (see readme file for details).
- Put "Mixing" style effects (spatial, eq, dynamics, etc) in easy to grab, top of the list category.
Notes:
This index does not use the overloader.
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| 2006-7-25 |
wayfinder |
wayfinder's index |
0.7 |
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Main features:
- Quick access to favourites without submenus
- Workflow menu with selected machines for the different phases of production
- Sensible structure that helps you choose your weapons
- Sleek Overloaded Design (thanks Cyanphase!)
Requirements: Overloader 1.5L7 or later. |
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| 2008-5-22 |
hamsteralliance |
Hamst3r Index |
2008 v2 |
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Updated: 21-May-2008 |
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| 2004-2-13 |
XionD |
XDi Lite |
0.1 |
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Light weight index with no unsorted branch.
Always back up your old index.txt. |
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| 2004-7-31 |
ladproject |
ladproject indexp |
29.07.2004 |
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last version of my index.txt. see info.txt inside for more news. |
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| 2004-7-31 |
XionD |
XionD Index Pack |
v3.2 |
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UPDATED: 01-Aug-2004
Cyanphase Overloader 1.5m required.
Re-organised and refined, new machines added.
Lite-Index.txt:
This is an extremely functional and streamlined index. It lists the more practicle & stable machines but also lists some beta's such as "unwieldy tracker".
Buzz-index.txt:
The Buzz index has been refined in several ways. It lists only machines released at buzzmachines except for a few that, although not released at buzzmachines, are released elsewhere on the net legaly.
FullBuzz-index.txt:
The same as Buzz-index.txt except that it lists every machine I could find in existence, wether they are Alpha/Beta or never to be released.
Always make sure to back up any files you intend to overwrite
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