About Bfxr
Seems to be BFXR (flash), which has expanded on SFXR with a number of new features.SFXR/BFXR and SFMaker each are better at producing certain types of sounds than the other. The presets tend to fall in more acceptable ranges with BFXR, so there is less of a learning curve for how to produce good sounds. BFXR also is better at making some 8-bit style sound effects. SFMaker is designed to be easily tweakable, and the parameters effects should be be pretty clear. The default sound in SFMaker is just a sine wave at 440hz (compared to a crazy sound in BFXR,) so it is easy to start from something plain and build up without using presets. SFMaker also offers a "Song Mode," which allows notes to be used to guide the pitch of the sound effect. This can be used to created little songs and jingles, complicated sounds, melodic effects, and timing repeat sounds.I hope some of you find this useful. If you have any questions or feedback, please let me know.
Key features of the Bfxr that are enabled through these drivers include:
- Bfxr by isabelle adena kestrel - donkeyspaceman.itch.io
- Baixar Bfxr GRATUITO-1.5.1 gratuitamente
- Bfxr KOSTENLOS-1.5.1 gratis herunterladen
- Bfxr downloading sound files - Pastebin.com
- Tutorial - BFXR like with Pd - mgsx.net
- Download Lazy-BFXR by R. Mocci
- Freesound - BFXR Sound Effects by Udderdude
Use Bfxr to make 8-bit sound effects for your gameA really useful online tool that I came across during the making of Dragonflies is the free sound effect generator Bfxr found at As the author describes it:Bfxr is an elaboration of the glorious Sfxr, the program of choice for many people looking to make sound effects for computer games. You have full rights to all sounds made with bfxr, and are free to use them for any purposes, commercial or otherwise.This is truly awesome to get for free if you're looking to create cool 8-bit sound effects for your game such as exlosions, powerups, coins etcetera. I used Bfxr for almost every sound effect in Dragonflies, and I'm pretty satisfied about the end result. At least I know I couldn't have done better without spending way more time or having to pay someone else to create the effects for me. So if you haven't already tried Bfxr, I think you should definitely give it a shot. Besides being a very useful tool, it's also great fun to just play around with all the different controls for a while.
