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LeeDragon's StereoWrapper

What does it do ? Patches machines that previously had only mono input and output into a machine_name(stereo).dll that will accept stereo input and output. In the distant past, you needed to use two machines one for each left and right channel's output but not anymore!
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Very good description on how to apply it here -

Buzz Installation + Stereo Adapter Help
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Works very well ! Some old buzz machines had/have flaws themselves, so the wrapper creates some stereo machines which can cause problems (noisebursts, crashes)
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If you have problems, try to patch machines in smaller groups - use a different folder and put them back into the gear folder afterwards
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Jeskola xdelay, ninja, etc - i had to patch em differently - i needed to copy over dsplib.dll to the same dir where i patched those two ... think there were a few more machines but i don't remember offhand (something to do with hardcoding of dll location) .. which was fixed for most machines but not for these two and a few more
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Use sysinternals filemon to find out what dll was the last the patcher loaded, and temporarily remove that while patcher.exe is running
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Recommended use: create a temporary directory and put the machines you want wrapped in there. You don't have to patch all machines, you can select a few and patch them only, if you wish. Then move those newly created DLL files with (stereo) to your effects folder. If you need to, copy dsplib.dll from your buzz directory to the temp dir for jeskola xdelay, reverb, etc