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shipping is in fact a bit steep, especially on large quantities. as rg said, it'd be more fun to have them printed locally and it could actually save quite a bit of money.

@8gb thanx for the link, i completely missed out on that "scandal"

Analog, search for tutorials for "Jeskola Buzz", that's the original that Aldrin, Buzztard and now Neil are cloning.

Also, there's a seperate manual for Buzz/Neil's most important plugin, Matilde Tracker, that you'll probably want to read. (MatildeTracker is the built-in sample tracker, works more or less like protracker)

edit: searched it for ya. here you go, bro.

http://avdl1064.oli.tudelft.nl/buzzmanual/ Jeskola Buzz Manual
http://www.buzzmachines.com/machines/do … newid=1006 -> download this, it contains some dlls and a couple of html files. you can throw away the dlls, just read the html for info about Matilde Tracker

edit2: remembering when i started to learn buzz, i remember there were a couple of traps/ things that are not realy obvious
1) to set the loop end in the sequencer click on a position after the position where you want to set the loop point, and press Ctrl-E
2) unlike generators, effects do not automatically produce their own tracks/patterns in the sequencer. But of course it's possible to control fx parameters over time. to create a fx track, right-click anywhere in the main sequencer window and select "Add Track" and then chose your desired fx plugin.

edit3: Vytautas/Bucket Brigade told me he's currently working on the program every day and he most definately appreciates bug reports.

XXLcellent!!! One of the best chip releases so far this year.

edit: and yeah, where's the actual musicdisk?

sounds to me like either your graphics card or your cpu are overheating. have you checked if the fans are working correctly?

I have kept to myself until now.
But since AMN decided to nekrobump this thread again, please allow me to make a few remarks.

IMHO atarimusic.net is one of the worst Atari-related sites I have ever seen.
Here's what's bothering me:

1) The layout of the site is boastful and pretentious. The quality of a website is determined by it's content, not it's graphics.
2) Speaking of which, half a year after launching this site, there is still hardly any original content that is actually of any information value. There are already many Atari-related sites like the DHS homepage or atari.st that have 10 times more information on the subject. The only thing that's actually decent is the link section.
3) The way AMN promotes this site gives me the impression that the creator(s) actually don't know what they are talking about. Closing the gap between MIDI and YM musicians? What gap??? That's like if I were to create a ZX Spectrum site that aims to close the gap between AY and Beeper musicians. Or did you think YM musicians were stupid enough not to realize that their machine has MIDI? And what's the reason for ignoring Atari 2600 and the Atari 8bit-family?
4) Do we really need a seperate community for the about 50 active Atari musicians out there? I thought the internet was about bringing people together, not seperating them.

I apologize in advance for the hard words, maybe I just fail to see the point in that site. Maybe there isn't one, though.

edit: never mind me rambling, i'm sure the creator(s) of amn put a lot of work into this site.

indeed. i remember you had a very similar one in the good old times on *bc. didn't know this stuff was popular in brazil!?!?

same here - is it bug or feature?
using ubuntu 9.10 with ff 3.5.8.