That's what I was thinking as well. XD Anyway, back on topic, I've tried looking up information for this HDNes emulator, and it seems like it's hard to find actual builds of it, or the texture packs to go with it. Now, as for the idea of upscaling and filtering individual sprites, I can see why it …

Lowdown on Creative Netsynth: http://ipta.demokritos.gr/erl/awe64.html Creative NetSynth Features Architecture GM Compatible Yes Synthesis Methods Wavetable, Physical Modeling demo voice Math 32-bit floating point Optimization Pentium/Pentium Pro floating point Patch-Caching Yes - WaveLock Fidelity …

I found what appears to be a complete set of the OPL4 sounds: http://www.kameli.net/~yzi/moonsound_third_attempt/ (download "0000_all_instruments.zip" for the full set) Here's what is probably a complete list of all the gaming soundcards: http://www.oldschooldaw.com/forums/index.php?topic=2498.0 …

I believe that *.ROM file is for old soundfonts that reference rom samples of the AWE32/64 (because the SB live and cards after dosnt have sample rom) Mmm hmm... it was very space efficient in that way. I managed to get hold of all the Yamaha XG softsynths. Most only run on Win9x. This isn't a …

I'd really like to get my hands on the sounds of that "Creative SoundBlaster SW Synth" that the Live! Audigy 1/2 drivers came with. They are on Creative's website in the driver package. Those cards had no ROM -- everything was loaded from RAM and to use the device you had to have soundfonts, so …

The older ones: Roland, Wave Blaster 1, the Sierra Aira, the Gravis. Also the Final Fantasy fonts. Got the SB AWE ones and the Live/Audigy ones from the original driver packs. The AMD/Gravis InterWave (from Wikipedia): The sound "patch set" was reworked from a collection of individual instrument . …

Hi, I was searching for old sample banks a while ago and came upon a lot linked to in older threads here. However most of those links are now dead. There appears to be a giant soundfont torrent collection ("The Collection"), but no one seeds it anymore. I'm having a lot of difficulty finding these …

My stepdad bought them on auction, was going to scrap them for parts. The family is out money and we'd like to recover some of it. The alternative is taking them to the recycling bin, where they will likely be destroyed. I've not enough interest in the old games myself to consider using them ( …

I've got a bunch of them, including some that are Intel but without the Pentium logo (probably 486s). Problem is I'm not sure if they work or not... my stepdad bought them for scrapping (the assemblies are intact) and I don't have AC adapters suitable for the job. Might be worth buying them if there …