what could be the smallest footprint pc, either custom built or off the shelf, able to run win2k & one or two midi applications, eg, cakewalk/ableton ? peace

attached ... win2k drivers for cmi8378 audio, gameport, AND mpu-401 midi run cmi 'uninstall' first then run cmi 'setup' to install do not use w2k 'dev mgr' to install these cmi drivers peace

been trying to connect pc apps like cakewalk & others to an external synth thru the gameport mpu-401 midi port ... for one app, it works fine, no problem ... trying to 'gang buster' a few apps on the pc tho, eg, keyboard emulation to cakewalk to another 'effects' app and finally to the external …

Are there any devices in device manager for which no drivers are installed ? And again, are the CMI8738 onboard sound card drivers installed ? I ask because, as mentioned before, the MIDI port on your motherboard is likely connected to the CMI8738 . Additionally, I just checked and the CMI8738 …

Are there any devices in device manager for which no drivers are installed ? And again, are the CMI8738 onboard sound card drivers installed ? I ask because, as mentioned before, the MIDI port on your motherboard is likely connected to the CMI8738 . Additionally, I just checked and the CMI8738 …

Warlord wrote on 2020-08-29, 01:06: It needs to be IRQ 9 i think. thx warlord, i agree , tried to install different driver versions i found around the web, no go .... irq 9, address 200, 300 ... 330 , watching for no conflicts ... whatever driver i tried won't start ... code 10 error mostly ... …

It won't say Roland anything... It would probably say midi or mpu401 uart. Have you installed the drivers for the onboard sound? thx cyclone, that's the tragedy .... it did say 'roland mpu-401' ....before the crash ... have no recollection of what i did to get the roland mpu-401 driver installed …

It won't say Roland anything... It would probably say midi or mpu401 uart. Have you installed the drivers for the onboard sound? thx cyclone, that's the tragedy .... it did say 'roland mpu-401' ....before the crash ... have no recollection of what i did to get them installed ... and it worked …

It won't say Roland anything... It would probably say midi or mpu401 uart. Have you installed the drivers for the onboard sound? thx cyclone, that's the tragedy .... it did say 'roland mpu-401' ....before the crash ... have no recollection of what i did to get the roland mpu-401 driver installed …

Soft mpu Is a program not sure what ur trying to do tho softmpu directs midi play data from a program/game for a gm/xg song to the internal pc sound chip to play it, so the sound comes out the 3.5 speaker jack ... softmpu works like an internal midi soft patch ... the gameport sends data for the …

AFAICR, Windows XP has a generic driver for that and 2000 likely does too . The MIDI/gameport must be enabled in system BIOS first and then the Windows "Add new hardware wizard" should be run to detect non plug'n play devices . thx darry, win2k installs a 'joystick gameport' driver on x201 address …

Soft mpu Is a program not sure what ur trying to do tho thx warlord, not internal midi ... external midi, to physically hook up any midi box to the pc with midi cables, anything midi outside the pc that has midi in/out ports .... to do that, the pc needs to have a physical midi in/out port ... the …

has anyone come across a windows 2000 driver to enable a physical midi port with midi in/out thru the pc mobo gameport ? the pc gameport is roland mpu-401 spec compatible and supposed to allow midi in/out thru pins 12 & 15 ... peace AFAICR, Windows XP has a generic driver for that and 2000 likely …

Friday: installed the Aztech Sound Galaxy NX Pro 16 drivers for Windows 95C on my Packard Bell Pack-Mate 28 Plus and removed the XT-IDE Universal BIOS chip from the network card, gutted a broken PSU that worked for a while and it quit working one day and MacGyvered it (bent the sides at a 90 degree …

make sure you are not using IRQ2 for something else... IRQ conflicts make the card non-responsive also in windows you just use the generic MPU-401 driver, there never was a special driver... have you come across a windows 2000 driver to enable a physical midi port with midi in/out thru the pc mobo …

has anyone come across a windows 2000 driver to enable a physical midi port with midi in/out thru the pc mobo gameport ? the pc gameport is roland mpu-401 spec compatible and allows midi in/out thru pins 12(out) & 15(in) ... peace

has anyone come across a windows 2000 driver to enable a physical midi port with midi in/out thru the pc mobo gameport ? the pc gameport is roland mpu-401 spec compatible and supposed to allow midi in/out thru pins 12 & 15 ... peace