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Date: 2004-04-14 |
Author: noolout |
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A nice theme that has been developing for buzzmachines, is machine 'wrappers' ... this basically adds functions to machines which don't have such levels of control ... here is a quick rundown (hope i don't miss any)
Examples
BTDSys Peerchord full/lite - you can turn the chord function off, this allows you to use the fun note delays/arpeg/arp length/step/etc, multipattern sequence
BTDSys Peerlfo - add lfo's/inertia to machine sliders which lack them :)
BTDSys Peerstate - preset morph of machines, also can be used as a substitue for multiple peerlfo tracks, pvst-like preset factory morph of buzzmachines
BTDSys PeerCntrl - general-purpose parameter control machine
BTDSys PeerADSR - envelope trigger for buzzmachines
BTDSys PeerEnv - an envelope follower for buzzmachines
KoDream Improv - algorhythmic composition with .gram files
LnB PeerTrigger - autotrigger stuff via input
Usr's n+1 peer - for those tasks that need precision, like selecting waveforms, transposing etc.
Usr's uMw Midiwrapper - creates wrapped dlls of all machines, note delay, midi control of most machines that don't allow it
7900 XY Peer Controller - XY Controller, kaoss-pad like
Another common theme with these machines
Is that you can delete the machine's track in the sequence editor to clear it up and just program all changes in the peer machine's patterns/seq tracks
This concept sequence is really cool -
Peerlfo changes snapshots in peerstate, which are snapshots of peerchord, at different chords/arp/delay/length/etc :)
add in peertrigger for the input ;)
(thanks mute and tinga)
Less confinement to tick - peermachines are great for this
the included demo file is by XionD - for using peerchord without chord disabled
the BTdSyS MiNDKontrol Armada - its giving buzz a facelift =]
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Some more Useful recent Peermachine-esqe review links
Peer Virtual Player Drums - Review
Peer Virtual Player Instruments - Review
Peermania - Review
Peermania - Review
Peerstate - Review
Multipattern Sequencing - Review
PeerCntrl - Review
PeerChord - Review
PeerChord Strums - Review
PeerChord Quantization - Review
PeerChord - Review
Peertrig + ADSR - Review
PeerADSR - Review
Triggs - Review
Auto Sync - Review
Improv - Review
Autopercuss - Review
PeerEnv - Review
PeerADSR - Review
PeerChord - Review
PeerChord - Review
PeerChord - Review
PeerChord - Review
PeerChord Strums - Review
Peerchord - Quantisation of any individual Gen (instrument) - Review
PeerChord - Multipattern Sequencer - Review
PeerChord TranceLead - Review
PeerChord - Review
PeerCntrl - Review
PeerEnv - Review
PeerEnv - Review
PeerEnv - Review
PeerLFO - Review
PeerLfo - Review
PeerLfo - Review
PeerLfo Time Snapping - Review
PeerLfo2Lfo - Review
PeerState - Review
PeerTrigger - Review
PeerTriggers - Review
PeerTrigger - Review
Peer Freq Bomb - Review
Peer HD Perc Wahman - Review
Peerstuff - Review
PeerTechnology - Review
PeerTechnology - Review
PeerMachines - Review
PeerImprov - Review
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| You missed quence pybuzz ;] pybuzz = peer machine that allows you to define the control in any shape or form through python scripting. for what its worth... i think the term 'wrapper' for the peer machines is a little confining but im probably being picky. there's wrappers and then theres peer machines.. to me, peer machines are more like modular control/math/routing tools that you'd find in other similar apps like puredata, max/msp, reaktor, bidule, etc but with their own limitations, character, and based more on UI interaction/setup. 2004-04-14 by mute (Voted 10 for this review!) |
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| thanks a lot nool ;o) 2004-04-14 by magmavander (Voted 5 for this review!) |
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| f...k !! forgot to vote 2004-04-14 by magmavander (Voted 10 for this review!) |
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| i agree with mute 2004-04-14 by usr (Voted 5 for this review!) |
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| 2004-04-15 by soma (Voted 10 for this review!) |
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| yep, i used the word 'wrapper' very broadly :) ... mute is right, PEER Machines are by NO means confining :) 2004-04-15 by noolout (Voted 9 for this review!) |
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great. Precious review, peer machines are decisive evolution in buzz . i have to learn about
peer trig ....thanks for this page! 2004-04-15 by tinga (Voted 10 for this review!) |
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| Also, many of the peermachines are multitrack - so add ur tracks to that pattern editor for more bands ;) 2004-04-16 by noolout (Voted 9 for this review!) |
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thanks nool.
these comprehensive roundup reviews are great. and the peer dimension is an area that definitely deserves a round up. millions of future noobs thank you too. 2004-04-16 by highsc0re (Voted 10 for this review!) |
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| these peer machines have officially blown my mind! 2004-04-21 by bignic (Voted 5 for this review!) |
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| the demo file is courtesy of XionD :D 2004-08-05 by noolout (Voted 5 for this review!) |
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