Quence's "PyBuzz"

Machine info Create date 23 Dec 2003 Name PyBuzz Description Peer controller: PyBuzz is a peer controller buzz machine that acts as a host for python scripts using the python interpreter engine developed by http://www.python.org. Python scripts loaded into the host have access to it's 256 peer controllers which can be routed to controll virtually any other machine's parameters. They can also read and react to specific buzz events such as changed input parameters, stop, tick, work, save, load, and others. Host type Buzz Machine type Control Sub type Peer controller Inputs / outputs

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1.5 32 bit	15 Feb 2005	PyBuzz is a peer controller buzz machine that acts as a host for python scripts using the python interpreter engine developed by http://www.python.org. Python scripts loaded into the host have access to it's 256 peer controllers which can be routed to controll virtually any other machine's parameters. They can also read and react to specific buzz events such as changed input parameters, stop, tick, work, save, load, and others. Check out the documentation for more information!
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1.2 32 bit	26 Mar 2004	PyBuzz is a peer controller buzz machine that acts as a host for python scripts using the python interpreter engine developed by http://www.python.org. Python scripts loaded into the host have access to it's 256 peer controllers which can be routed to controll virtually any other machine's parameters. They can also read and react to specific buzz events such as changed input parameters, stop, tick, work, save, load, and others. This new version fixes some threading issues and introduces some new features. Check out the documentation for more information!
	Quence PyBuzz.dll
1.0 32 bit	23 Dec 2003	PyBuzz is a peer controller buzz machine that acts as a host for python scripts using the python interpreter engine developed by http://www.python.org. Python scripts loaded into the host have access to it's 256 peer controllers which can be routed to controll virtually any other machine's parameters. They can also read and react to specific buzz events such as changed input parameters, stop, tick, work, save, load, and others.
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