I just ordered a Japanese SC-88Pro from an auction site, and I'm gonna need to convert it to 120ish US-style power. Anyone able to replace the photos that Tinypic deleted?

I don’t have a DAW because I am not a musician, but I’d like to set up a trial version of the sound canvas plugin for DOSBox (and input from my retro box).

SuperDeadite wrote on 2022-10-12, 03:56: ChrisTOTG wrote on 2022-10-12, 02:13: derSammler wrote on 2017-11-25, 10:32: To change GM patches and make the SC-88 Pro sound exactly like the SC-55 or SC-88, you must first enter compatibility mode: Does it make the sc88pro sound like the original sc55? Or …

derSammler wrote on 2017-11-25, 10:32: To change GM patches and make the SC-88 Pro sound exactly like the SC-55 or SC-88, you must first enter compatibility mode: Does it make the sc88pro sound like the original sc55? Or like the mark 2?

The CT3600 card doesn't route FM through the EMU8000 chip, so no chorus/reverb on the FM. Furthermore, the CT3600 doesn't have onboard RAM, but that shouldn't matter, as you got 8MB with your card. [...] Both the CT3600 and the CT4380 have CQM, so even if you cared, it wouldn't matter. That all …

I bought a card listed as CT4330 online. The pictures of the item in question were actually of a CT4380, and while I was happy to buy the CT4330 I would have loved to see a CT4380 arrive today. What actually arrived... was a CT3600 with 2x4MB SIMMs. There is so much info on these cards that I can't …

I use a modern Samsung 870 EVO 256GB SATA drive with a SATA->IDE converter. I have it partitioned into two partitions: ~20 GB for OS and utilities, and ~120 GB for games. Remainder of the drive is unpartitioned. I used AOMEI Partition Assistant to partition and align the partitions on my Windows 10 …

Hi everyone, I’m building a PC based on an ABIT bx6 rev2 board, and I expect to run Win98se (and DOS7 when I don’t stay in Windows). I have an old IDE hard drive that should work, but I would rather go SSD if possible. Research seems to show that I have a variety of options (IDE-CF adapters, IDE- …

This card sounds like the most amazing piece of new-old tech I've seen in a long time. There is one person in the world making new Nixie Tubes. There are people making new Gravis Ultrasound and MIDI cards. We can attach a solid-state storage device to a 30-year-old PC with a variety of new hardware. …

[...] That said, I would suggest you go back to the drawing board. If you want MT-32, you're talking about very old games. A lot of them are speed-sensitive and you'll struggle to get a P3 down to the sort of speeds they will work with. Some can also be very touchy when it comes to sound card …

RockstarRunner wrote on 2022-09-15, 05:06: The Orpheus (V1 or if you can wait V2) fit your requirements perfectly, I'd say. It even comes with a HardMPU built in, so perfect for midi gear. I see their "Orpheus Soundcard" with intelligent MPU is out of stock. Is that the V2? What's the V1?

Mt32 is better with intelligent mode mpu401. Gold standard is a music quest clone/hardmpu paired with something like an awe64 (or any other good isa card). However you could also get one of the excellent modern isa cards like orpheus which include intelligent mode mpu. If you want genuine opl you …

Hey guys, Edit: Lemme ask this question differently: What's the best DOS sound card that covers as much Sound Blaster (1/2/pro/etc) digital and FM territory as possible, while connecting to a real Roland MT-32? ------ I have a Roland MT-32 and would like to use it on the new DOS gaming system I'm …

I always thought the guard was saying "BACK OFF" when you didn't have the town pass.

Um... TFM, if you're listening, I haven't been able to get XEEN CD to run using DOSBox or VDMSound 2.04. Can you please post the details of how you configured VDMSound to make it work? Or create a thread in the VDMSound forum & put it there 😁

Maybe I'm missing something here... Did I read that someone has the CDROM version of XEEN running under DOSBox or VDMSound? Please put up your config info so I can try it out... I have been unable to get it to even load, let alone load with skipping sound.

I have not had any problems with the floppy version of MM4/5... but I'd love to get the CD version running. The voices on the CD version are great. I have been able to get the game to not run in 2 ways: 1. complaining about inserting the correct CD, and 2. as soon as I type XEEN it just hangs, …

I have MM:WOX sittign on my computer and I can't get it to work under WinXP. Running XEEN.EXE hangs the vdm instantly - not even a black screen, just a cursor where I hit enter. Has anyone got it to work? Or do I need to use the disk version? I really want to get the CD voices playing.