Alright, I've created a github project for anyone that is interested, as well as the specs needed. https://github.com/Kacheekfreak09/GBFM-Tracker Cool! Putting you rmoney where your mouth is. A good first step. Interestingly, you mention "DAC samples". I didn't know C/MS and Game Blaster were …

Alright, I've created a github project for anyone that is interested, as well as the specs needed. https://github.com/Kacheekfreak09/GBFM-Tracker

You might be able to make something similar in Visual Basic for DOS.

Thanks for your reply. The reason I ask is mainly because I've wanted to make a music tracker that uses the Sound Blaster's C/MS, OPL2, and DAC all at once, but I lack the programming talent to do more than just move sprites around in QuickBasic and make crappy C/MS music in Turbo Pascal. I hope …

Random thought, but is there a proper music tracker on DOS for the C/MS (aka Gameblaster)? And yes, MONOTONE does CLAIM to have support, but it actually hasn't been implemented yet (as far as I can tell)

I'll order one when I can. Thanks! 😀

Call me wierd, but if it has OPL4 and C/MS I'd buy one immediately for my 486.

My card appears to have an revision number of 060328, and have the CT1336A bus logic chips, which does mostly explain why most programs don't seem to detect the card with C/MS enabled, but that still doesn't explain why other programs (like DIAGNOSE.EXE, FastTracker 2, Inertia Player, and SBVGM) can …

I'm using a Unisys CWD-4002 with a Sound Blaster CT1350B and it was working fine, but when I installed the C/MS upgrade chips, some programs seem to not detect the FM chip properly, or not even detect a sound card at all for some reason. I have made sure my games are configured correctly, and I know …