Jeskola Buzz machine

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A '''Jeskola Buzz machine''' is a user-created modular plug-in for the Jeskola Buzz audio software. This software is freeware but not open source; its development was paused from 2000 to 2008 because the developer lost the source code to it. It began as a tracker in the late 1990s but evolved beyond this.
 
A '''Jeskola Buzz machine''' is a user-created modular plug-in for the Jeskola Buzz audio software. This software is freeware but not open source; its development was paused from 2000 to 2008 because the developer lost the source code to it. It began as a tracker in the late 1990s but evolved beyond this.
  
End-users can add functionality to it via "machines", which can be programmed in whatever languages or frameworks can produce Windows [[Dynamic-link library]] (DLL) files, which are how Jeskola Buzz accesses them; they must be placed in particular subdirectories where the software expects to find them.
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End-users can add functionality to it via "machines", which can be programmed in whatever languages or frameworks can produce Windows [[Dynamic-link library (Windows)|Dynamic-link library]] (DLL) files, which are how Jeskola Buzz accesses them; they must be placed in particular subdirectories where the software expects to find them.
  
 
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Name Jeskola Buzz machine
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Extension(s) .dll
Wikidata ID Q164265
Released 1997

A Jeskola Buzz machine is a user-created modular plug-in for the Jeskola Buzz audio software. This software is freeware but not open source; its development was paused from 2000 to 2008 because the developer lost the source code to it. It began as a tracker in the late 1990s but evolved beyond this.

End-users can add functionality to it via "machines", which can be programmed in whatever languages or frameworks can produce Windows Dynamic-link library (DLL) files, which are how Jeskola Buzz accesses them; they must be placed in particular subdirectories where the software expects to find them.

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