Here's some Solar Winds OPL3age
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8yQGtFH9qZM
The music was played back through a SBPro PLAYCMF
There are some unfortunate recording skips.
Good luck comparing!
wrote:It's also been a while, so I have no idea what sort of drivers this thing needs. Will http://www.vogonsdrivers.com/getfile.php?fileid=51 be enough?
To quickly get a card going (without installing anything onto the system) run CTCM (the Creative Plug and Play program) and then AWEUTIL /S.
The card should now be up and running.
That's it? It thought you needed CTCU as well.
wrote:That's it? It thought you needed CTCU as well.
Only if you want to change the resources that CTCM picks for you. CTCU is in the same folder as CTCM anyway though 😀
Curses, the Panasonic DOS USB driver doesn't seem to like the USB controller on my ASUS P3B-F. That's going to make things a little more complicated.
All right, that ought to do it. MI2 on the CT3670 and, for good measure, the CT3600.
Both sound like OPL3 to me.
EDIT:
Amazed at the clean recording. My Sound Blaster cards are very loud in comparison...
CT3670 has an AWE64 chipset, but with 30-Pin memory slots.
CT3600 has the vibra 16 pro CT2502: the best output quality of the whole SB16/32 line AFAIK.
Both cards have CQM.
--> ISA Soundcard Overview // Doom MBF 2.04 // SetMul
wrote:Both cards have CQM.
Phew! I was afraid I had seriously misled the OP, but it seems like I haven't 😀.
Since I had everything set up, I thought I'd give it a whirl on my SB Live (sb0100, using sbeinit.com).
While adjusting the volume, I noticed that sbemixer.exe had a checkbox labelled "MT32", so I tried the recording with that marked as well... I don't think it made any difference, though.
Did I mess up somewhere? There's got to be a way to make it work better than this. 😒
