maybe you could contact candacow and ask for being taken on in the munt team. Branching off munt is fine, but directly working on it and furthering would be good as well :) Well, I'm afraid, the Munt team has no time for this anymore, see Canadacow's post on this topic. And KingGuppy is the Munt …

It works, thanks for your detail explanation. It's good to start with the latest CVS code from MUNT. Apart that it doesn't have the echo effect, it sounds weird in Police Quest 2. However, it seems faster and more stable. Freeverb that current Munt uses for reverb does not tuned for 44.1 kHz sample …

There are three things to consider. * /fmath directory isn't needed. * fpow2 function in fmath.h is too MSVC specific. (assembly part) It does not compile here. * Makefile.am needs to be refreshed for some compilers. Well, let me explain ... fmath.h was born in attempts to speed up those heavy math …

Good to see someone willing/able to work on the driver. A [very] small point - within the readme there's the following: In the window that pops up, click "Browse..." and choose the directory to which you unpacked the oemsetup.inf and mt32emu.dll files. Click "OK". That should obviously refer to …

P.S. In short, v. 0.9.1 released 2011-02-23 features: * It's Based on latest CVS code from Munt. This means precise pitch and modulation of MIDI playback. * I've overlooked using the complicated and performance unfriendly Blit algorithm for Wave Generation. Instead, i've used fast band-limited WG, …

Hi! It is very sad that nobody seems to continue developing of Munt, and even that CVS code never been released since 2009. Of course, there is gulikoza's build already, but in terms of performance and some sort of "thin" sound, it cannot be compared with 0.1.3 release, even for correctness of pitch …

Hi! I've got a quick solution for this. WinXP inf manager creates automatically inf-flie of new format and places it in %SYSTEMROOT%\inf\MEDIAINF\INF0.inf This can be placed in installation dir and used on Win Vista / 7 without a problem. x86 of course ;) Converted Inf is attached... -- Regards, …