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This website is of a very mixed and confusing nature and some of the pages are more of a personal notebook than it should be. If you do manage to find something useful in here i'm pleased though.

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Past events:
15-Nov-2024 18:14 IX - Patchbay + Fixed zero fade time preventing connection changes + Fixed error when right-clicking output machine in connections tab + Fixed x64 config tool not finding files + Added configuration tool to package + Removed makeconfigs.bat from package + Updated documentation to include config tool Signal routing: This machine is a multi-input, multi-output, signal routing machine. Each machine that you connect to PatchBay as an input is assigned to one of the twenty-four input groups (tracks). By default, each new machine is connected to the first unassigned input but any number of machines can be assigned to a single input. PatchBay has twenty-four seperate outputs which you can access by using the Polac Out II machine. Each input can be routed to any combination of those outputs (and also PatchBay's standard output) by using either the outputs dialog or by using track commands in the pattern editor. By default, each input is connected to both the corresponding output and the standard output. More...
15-Nov-2024 18:13 IX - Patchbay + Fixed zero fade time preventing connection changes + Fixed error when right-clicking output machine in connections tab + Fixed x64 config tool not finding files + Added configuration tool to package + Removed makeconfigs.bat from package + Updated documentation to include config tool Signal routing: This machine is a multi-input, multi-output, signal routing machine. Each machine that you connect to PatchBay as an input is assigned to one of the twenty-four input groups (tracks). By default, each new machine is connected to the first unassigned input but any number of machines can be assigned to a single input. PatchBay has twenty-four seperate outputs which you can access by using the Polac Out II machine. Each input can be routed to any combination of those outputs (and also PatchBay's standard output) by using either the outputs dialog or by using track commands in the pattern editor. By default, each input is connected to both the corresponding output and the standard output. More...
15-Nov-2024 18:12 IX - Patchbay + Fixed output assignments being scrambled after load + Fixed instacrash from renamed nxn instances Signal routing: This machine is a multi-input, multi-output, signal routing machine. Each machine that you connect to PatchBay as an input is assigned to one of the twenty-four input groups (tracks). By default, each new machine is connected to the first unassigned input but any number of machines can be assigned to a single input. PatchBay has twenty-four seperate outputs which you can access by using the Polac Out II machine. Each input can be routed to any combination of those outputs (and also PatchBay's standard output) by using either the outputs dialog or by using track commands in the pattern editor. By default, each input is connected to both the corresponding output and the standard output. More...
15-Nov-2024 18:10 IX - Patchbay + Fixed output assignments being scrambled after load + Fixed instacrash from renamed nxn instances Signal routing: This machine is a multi-input, multi-output, signal routing machine. Each machine that you connect to PatchBay as an input is assigned to one of the twenty-four input groups (tracks). By default, each new machine is connected to the first unassigned input but any number of machines can be assigned to a single input. PatchBay has twenty-four seperate outputs which you can access by using the Polac Out II machine. Each input can be routed to any combination of those outputs (and also PatchBay's standard output) by using either the outputs dialog or by using track commands in the pattern editor. By default, each input is connected to both the corresponding output and the standard output. More...
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31-Oct-2024 15:45 New picture by Joachip Image tags: PXL 20241031 144514327, Smartphone More...
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13-Oct-2024 17:22 IX - Magic + Fixed Sequence not firing after pasting a Step into an empty Sequence. + Fixed naming of duplicate resources. + Improved naming of new resources. + "Reset on stop" is now a Page setting with a checkbox in the main dialog. + Removed machine attribute "Reset on stop". + "Page load events" are now "Page activation events" + Added Page events for transport actions. Trigger Sequences when playback starts/stops etc. + Added new Event type, Transport Event, used to trigger Buzz Play/Seek/Stop/Record. + Added song position markers for use with Transport Events. + Dialog improvements. + Machine version 1.19 + File version 17 A peer/MIDI event sequencer, whatever that is. It's good, go with it. Feed it notes to make cool stuff happen. In the main dialog you can define Pages, Sequences, Steps and Events and what not. Each "Page" is the top level object which contains "Sequences", which contain "Steps", which contain "Events". The "Events" make cool stuff happen. You should definitely read the manual. Really. No, really. I really mean it. I do. Honest. Please? More...