Looking good but also lookin like it could use a rinse. Just drop the whole thing into a sink filled with water and dish soap, stir a bunch, agitate some more, and then drain, shake a bunch and let it sit in a sunny room for a week. It'll be good as new*!!! :) Hehe, not a bad idea ! :) As I'm sure …

Hehe, just discovered this sub-forum here in the DOSBox forums . A little web page that I slapped together last year, Weeds' old 486 DX4-100 -> http://www.cmoo.com/snor/weeds/Weeds_486DX4-100.htm :) Note that in it's hay-day I had several more AWE32s in it, but had to make room for other goodies …

I was disabling the GM Reset in WinAmp so I could test sending a... GM Reset. Doh! Hehe, don't feel bad... we all have our brain-farts every now and then (re: me previously thinking that my own GM reset didn't work, when indeed it did). Still, it's curious that DOOM-engine games would use the OFF …

If convenience is your goal, hitting Ctrl-F9 to close DOSBox while the game is still running is pretty easy. That will not only prevent the problem, it can also be used to fix the problem if you ever forget and quit the game back to the prompt. You know, that's a pretty good idea (works like a …

ripsaw8080: OK, you are 100% correct, sir! The attached file did the trick! :) I must have been totally mistaken about thinking that my 'custom' GM resets didn't work, as they also include the "GM Mode ON" sysex (F0 7E 7F 09 01 F7), and upon further testing, they worked as well to correct the …

You could try to give only yourself write access to that file. Set 'System' to read access. Hey, that's a good idea... I'll have to try that, tag the file as read-only. One problem though, as a MIDI musician I'm constantly loading/unloading/replacing SoundFonts, although I could easily use the same …

@ripa, The reason that it's happening on "Synth A" on your PC is because that's what you have set as your MIDI playback device within the Windows Sounds and Audio Devices control panel applet. Hehe, to really make a mess of things, (after doing it with "Synth A") change it to "Synth B" and start …

Sorry to dig up this old thread, but I have the exact same problem. I was wracking my brain trying to figure out what was goin on, as at first I didn't realize that it was caused by DOSBox. Here is a message and reply that I posted in a thread over in the Creative Labs forums detailing the problem ( …