MILKYTRACKER PITCH SHIFT SAMPLES SOFTWARE
There was a big discussion about this in Buzzchurch and we think that the reason between the engines in Buzz and 'professional' software is that some steps are done for you 'automatically' as regards limiting/compression/mastering etc on the master channel. Yet Renoise has such a vastly superior audio engine. If you download this one: (place the index.txt (rename it to index.txt if it isn't already) and the ur (if it's in the zip, don't worry if not) into the \gear folder and make it over-write the old one) then it should be a bit easier to find you way round.
MILKYTRACKER PITCH SHIFT SAMPLES INSTALL
Don't worry about wasting disk space as the only file you won't be using from the buzz install is the buzz.exe (as you're using buze.exe instead) all the other files in the install are relevant for Buze too.Īlso the gear list is totally customisable but the standard list is kinda disorganised. and install all the generators/effects and set up the polac VST loaders) and then just copy the buze files across without having to worry about things like envelope.ocx etc. It doesn't matter if you don't use Buzz, it's just that the massive buzz park will sort everything out (including creating stereo versions of all the effects, patches etc.
Buze.exe in the same folder as Buzz.exe, make sure you also copy the other Buze folders into the relevant subfolders into Buzz) as it'll sort all that out. Yeah that's what I was saying about that it's best to install Buzz first then copy the Buze files into the Buzz folder (i.e. All our stuff that we've ever made (except out really out Fast Tracker stuff) has been made using only Buzz so if you wanna hear what can be done in it we've got many a buzz track online here: Edited Jby mcbpete If you do get stuck the people at the forum are dead friendly.
The massive pack contains 229 generators and 426 effects and many demo songs to load into Buzz/Buze (which unfortunately the songs are quite shite) so that should get you started ! Some machines aren't quite compatible with Buze yet so stick this: in the Buzz\Gear\ directory. Jubal: I think the best thing to to is install the Massive Buzz Pack first from this link -> and then copy the Buze files into the Buzz directory (this ensures all files go to the right place). Then load up a PVST machine in buze and go to preferences/Global2 and you can set where all your VST(i)s are stored and next time it'll add it all to a list. I can't remember if Buze as standard comes with the Polac VST loader but if not get the latest one here: (it also has the instructions of where to put what files.
The support on them isn't 100% yet on buzé but it's pretty much there.
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