As far as i know, PCIe doesn't support any legacy ports(it supports only >=portbase) and ymf724 doesn't support FM on PCI range(althought 744, 754 support custom FM port, according to linux sources). So it is impossible to get FM working on PCIe or PCIe to PCI bridge slot. Thanks for clarifying …

Thanks LSS10999 for the very helpful guide. I recently came about a Yamaha YMF-724F PCI sound card, and I'm trying to get it working on a relatively recent PC... one that doesn't have a PCI slot (yep). I found out a cheap PCIe to PCI adapter eBay so I decided to give it a shot. The motherboard is a …

Hi, A few months ago I announced here in Vogons a web-based MIDI/chiptune player I've been working on. At that time MIDI playback was limited to a soundfont-based GM backend, but now it's also possible to use one based on ADLMidi, meaning OPL3 emulation. This backend uses Fatman's 4op patches which …

Sorry for the delay guys, currently on a small trip with my wife and daughter. Is this server-based (like VGM Rips ) or does it run on the client? Emulating a YM2612 in Javascript is already quite a challenge, so I can't even imagine what it requires to make Munt run in a browser. Yes, client based. …

Whoops, that's a bug right there, hehe. Thanks for the heads up. I guess I'll remove the up/down key bindings until I add a proper volume control slider.

What browser are you using? If it helps, you can turn off the visualization by hitting the "V" key. As for the platform list, the thing is I used TheGamesDB's API for populating (most of) the database, and they list the whole set of platforms for which a game was released. And it turns out that Myst …

Thank YOU OmerMor. I'm just glad to see that you guys like it. Does it run smoothly on your PC's, by the way? Doing synthesis on the browser does put some burden on the CPU, specially if you're doing resampling and applying reverb.

Oh, I forgot to mention it... Muki does handle tracker formats! You can throw .mod, .xm, .it and .s3m files and it'll play them. You can also use the search bar to filter a specific format from the database, for example: http://muki.io/search/.mod or also http://muki.io/search/.mt32.mid Thanks!

Hello everyone, I've been an avid reader of Vogons for a while, but this is the first time I've actually posted in these lands. My name's Tom and I'm a journalist who likes MIDI and game music. I wanted to show you guys a little side project I've been working on for the past few months and see what …