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This site is incredibly outdated, it was started as early as 2000 and peaked in its usefulness sometime in 2004 (ah the memories...). you should instead rely on the developer section on BuzzWiki:
http://buzzwiki.robotplanet.dk/index.php/Developer_Section
Find source code here:
http://buzzmachines.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/buzzmachines/trunk/
The rest of the site below is left for posterity.
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Q: What is Buzz?
A: An explanation can be found at BuzzMachines.com as well as Wikipedia
Q: What is Overloader?
A: Overloader added features on top of Buzz such as new wavetable features, graphical right click menus and noise burst protection, it also complemented Buzz with new plugin types such as recorders, wavetable editors, etc. While many new Buzz projects will support Buzz machines (as there is thousands of them), it's not as likely they will support the Overloader plugin types (which there are few).
Q: Is there a difference between developing plugins for Buzz and other recent projects?
A: Of the related projects, Buze, BuzzLE, Buzztard, Buzz RMX (offline) (among others that support buzz machines) are known to support the API being talked about on this site. Aldrin (offline), Nakalyne (among other hosts) use different development tools and API.
Q: Is Buzz development dead?
A: Nope. The forums are still busy, and besides there are other projects that will load Buzz machines.
Q: What programming language are machines written in?
A: The vast majority are written in C++, there might be some in Delphi, some attempt in Python, and at least one written in C. Two common environments for developing Buzz machines are MS Visual C++ 6.0 (which many references and guides still use) and MS Visual C++ 200x Express Edition (which you can download free at the time of writing this)
Q: Are there other programming languages that are used for something related to Buzz or can be loaded in Buzz through adapters?
A: For Buzz specific macro languages there are PyBuzz and BuzzScript (offline), with BuzzScript going into obscurity for some time.
Q: What's a good guide to write a first plugin?
A: This guide is a useful start
Q: What about asking help and discussion about creating Buzz machines?
A: BuzzChurch's Monastery (offline) is a good place to ask, discuss or announce a machine, also sometimes theres a developer or two that hangs out on #buzz on EFnet.
Q: What about DSP?
A: A good place for DSP related information is Smart Electronix's MusicDSP.org (offline) and their channel #musicdsp on EFnet.
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Name: Base Files SDK |
Developer: Jeskola |
Type: SDK |
files/sdk_basefiles.rar
This is the base files needed to compile most buzz machines, audiodriver, auxbus, dsplib, mdk and machineinterface.h is included within.
This contains all the required include and library files to compile Generators, Effects, and Audio Drivers.
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Name: Overloader SDK |
Developer: CyanPhase |
Type: SDK |
http://www.buzzformat.com/overloader
The Overloader installer contains all the required files to create Recorders, WaveEditors, WTHelpers, Options Plugins and the others.
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Name: PeerCtrl Lib |
Developer: BTDSys |
Type: SDK |
http://www.zen30378.zen.co.uk/peerctrl_lib/index.html
Download PeerCtrl library, essential for peer controlling in both NextTick (ControlChange) and Immediate modes.
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Name: ch_template |
Developer: Apo |
Type: Source Template |
http://www.buzzmachines.com/developersection.php
Template for making a buzz machine.
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Name: Moeval BuzzDev Trials |
Developer: Various |
Type: Collection of Source Code |
files/collection_moeval_buzzdevtrials1999.rar
This is a collection of older source code put together by moeval in 1999.
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 | Name: (Ninereeds) Softy1 | Developer: Ninereeds | Type: Buzz Generator |
Link: files/source_ninereeds_softy1.rar
Source code for (Ninereeds) Softy1.
Posted: 2004-03-28 04:20:00
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| Name: (Ninereeds) Softy2 | Developer: Ninereeds | Type: Buzz Generator |
Link: files/source_ninereeds_softy2.rar
Source code for (Ninereeds) Softy2.
Posted: 2004-03-28 04:20:00
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| Name: CyanPhase DTMF-1 | Developer: CyanPhase | Type: Buzz Generator |
Link: http://www.buzzmachines.com/machineinfo.php?id=145
Source code for Cyanphase DTMF-1. This demonstrates the use of "fast sines" which are basically a few coefficient variables.
Posted: 2004-03-28 04:20:00
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| Name: CyanPhase MiniTrk | Developer: CyanPhase | Type: Buzz Generator |
Link: files/source_cyanphase_minitrk.rar
This is a machine i released just on this web site, it demonstrates how to write a bare bones sample tracker for buzz that handles stereo samples and looping. update: This is version 2, which adds support for 32-bit Float and 32-bit PCM samples, 24-bit isnt quite finished yet.
Posted: 2004-03-28 04:20:00
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| Name: Jeskola Noise | Developer: Jeskola | Type: Buzz Generator |
Link: files/source_jeskola_noise.rar
Source code for Jeskola Noise, this is also part of the normal buzz distribution.
Posted: 2004-03-28 04:20:00
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| Name: MAKK M3 | Developer: MAKK | Type: Buzz Generator |
Link: files/source_makk_m3.rar
Source code for MAKK's M3
Posted: 2004-03-28 04:20:00
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| Name: MAKK M4 | Developer: MAKK | Type: Buzz Generator |
Link: files/source_makk_m4.rar
Source code for MAKK's M4, this is a bit more larger, it also uses a utility for waveform conversions
Posted: 2004-03-28 04:20:00
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| Name: Ninereeds NRS02 | Developer: Ninereeds | Type: Buzz Generator |
Link: /buzzdev/files/source_ninereeds_nrs02.rar
Source code for Ninereeds NRS02.
Posted: 2004-03-28 04:20:00
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| Name: Ninereeds NRS04 | Developer: Ninereeds | Type: Buzz Generator |
Link: /buzzdev/files/source_ninereeds_nrs04.rar
Source code for Ninereeds NRS04.
Posted: 2004-03-28 04:20:00
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| Name: Ninereeds Softy | Developer: Ninereeds | Type: Buzz Generator |
Link: /buzzdev/files/source_ninereeds_softy.rar
Source code for Ninereeds Softy.
Posted: 2004-03-28 04:20:00
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| Name: SuperDonutz Ultimate Drum | Developer: SuperDonut | Type: Buzz Generator |
Link: http://www.buzzmachines.com/machineinfo.php?id=504
Source code for Superdonutz Ultimate Drumz.
Posted: 2004-03-28 04:20:00
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 | just want to say thanks for all your hard work for Buzz development
Posted: 2005-03-28 15:23:34 by vaisnava
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| I just begin to learn how to develope programs so i get VStudio6 and i don't understand why it's opening when i run Buzz: the exe breaks cause of an access violation!! If someone knows what happen,or need some info to help me, please write: murgia_simon@yahoo.fr Thanks to all Buzzers
Posted: 2004-12-27 18:38:42 by Mezor
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| Is there a way to see a keyboard (piano roll) in Buzz? To enter notes? Has anyone made this yet?
Posted: 2004-10-12 20:59:37 by rich
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| where is the overloader?
Posted: 2004-10-09 11:51:24 by bohan
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| how do i add my own wav. samples to buzz?
Posted: 2004-07-10 23:59:02 by nix
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| Thank you sir, you are a good man.
Posted: 2004-06-06 21:19:20 by graue
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| where can i find more skins for buzz my eyes are bored- buzzer australia
Posted: 2004-06-02 00:37:47 by matttoase
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| I think we can't ever thank you as much as it needed!
your work keep buzz alive, thx for all the great stuff you share with the buzz community :)
Posted: 2004-04-10 03:24:09 by silicon/silicum
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| thanks so much cyan, your contributions to buzz are forever appreciated !!
Posted: 2004-04-08 21:23:27 by Nool
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| Thanks for all of your work into Buzz
thanks again!!
Posted: 2004-04-05 12:56:45 by ben
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| BuzzSDK can be found at http://www.buzzxp.com/download.asp?dl=5
Posted: 2004-08-12 04:36:29 by djlaser
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| hey, is it possible to give a link to machine interface.h here ? yesm even tho i have it at home :) need to be able to download it easily to show people :)
Posted: 2004-12-04 17:04:14 by zeffii
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| does the source code of the overload plugins constitute the whole source code of overloader or what?
ain't clear.
Posted: 2004-10-09 11:47:26 by bohan
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| cyan is one of the greatest humanitarians of our time. let us pray.
Posted: 2004-09-04 13:37:19 by bignic
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| could anyone post the Silent driver? (yes, i'm serious!)
Posted: 2004-07-09 09:39:12 by JoaCHIP
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| will the asio waveout source ever be online? gimme! ;]
Posted: 2004-06-26 20:12:04 by mute
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| apo moved his source code a long time ago.. it still available anywhere?
Posted: 2004-06-26 20:10:26 by Mute
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| Great with some source codes! This is at least as useful as good documentation. :)
Posted: 2004-04-23 08:26:26 by JoaCHIP
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