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Re: What game are you playing now?

Posted on 2014-01-26, 09:52

I’m finished with ‘Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards’ and loved it. I played the VGA version first and then ran through the EGA version – both were very simular from a game-play perspective but of course the chicks were much hotter in VGA :evil: Lol...very true For a joystick …

Re: How many (external) sound modules are enough?

Posted on 2014-01-26, 09:34

You have heard of/tried out SoftMPU? It works great :) http://bjt42.github.io/softmpu/ I have heard of it, and read all the posts regarding SoftMPU. I will try it...from the sounds of it, it's a near perfect solution especially when you have all the external MIDI units you want to use with it. I'm …

Re: How many (external) sound modules are enough?

Posted on 2014-01-26, 09:25

My recommendation : 1. A Linear Arithmetic (LA) Synthesizer - MT-32 and/or CM-32L 2. SC-55 MKII for Roland GS Standard ("Sound Canvas" selection in games setup). 3. A Yamaha XG module for XG format and some GM games. (Not a game but a MIDI demonstration in XG - Final Countdown song - http://www. …

Re: How many (external) sound modules are enough?

Posted on 2014-01-26, 09:21

great topic! modules are never enough, here is my current setup: I have 4-5 more modules and some of the "expensive" isa/daughterboard stuff, I won't make the same mistake I did in the past where I sold seemingly "unneeded" cards only to look for them a year later... let this be a warning to all …

Re: Show us your inner child

Posted on 2014-01-26, 09:06

Can't help but notice, and comment, did everyone in the Western Hemisphere own a Gateway 2000? Lol. Because even my family went through many Gateways at the time, our last most recent one was running windows xp SP0 then we changed it out for an HO, we bought a dual set. One for my dads office and …

Re: How many (external) sound modules are enough?

Posted on 2014-01-25, 13:01

Time to watch my 3 hour MT-32 video :) It's in the signature. I've been meaning to :lol: I'll get to it soon...I have seen a bit of it already...I believe it is a 'right of passage' of sorts for us newbies here on Vogons. Great job on your videos btw...I saw most of your MS-DOS time machine one and …

Re: Show us your inner child

Posted on 2014-01-25, 12:56

Keropi: That's what I hear from all my cousins. Yeinesai andras pio grigora etsi...katalaveno :happy: I've heard Chios is nice, the closest I've been is Patmos..all the islands have their own kind of beauty. Nice Sony CRT monitor btw...I think badmojo has the same one :lol: (posted in http://www. …

Re: How many (external) sound modules are enough?

Posted on 2014-01-25, 12:45

F2bnp: I only use my SC-7 with DOSBox on my primary PC. BASSMIDI has also been a blessing and MUNT has done some insane progress in the last few years, so much so that I don't need an MT-32 or CM-32. My retro PC has a DB60XG, so that's also covered. I have been reading up a little on MUNT, but I am …

Re: Show us your inner child

Posted on 2014-01-25, 12:33

Yassou Keropi!...great photo....Ah yes, the mandatory millitary service for young men in Greece...I am well aware of it as I have family there. The Agean....absolutely beautiful place. I'm guessing you were stationed in Lesvos or Limnos? My cousin was stationed in the N. Agean as well.

How many (external) sound modules are enough?

Posted on 2014-01-25, 11:33

I have been getting into MIDI sound only in the last 2 years. Growing up, none of my friends owned any MIDI sound modules. Most of us had only Sound Blaster cards and SB clones...I was in Soundblaster land for too long, so you could imagine my excitement when I set up my old P166mmx and hooked up a …

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