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Re: The Roland CM-500 GS/LA Sound Module

Posted on 2005-07-04, 07:37

robertmo: Thanks for the tip. As I mentioned, I was actually able to get it to run at 22.7msec for a while, but eventually it froze and I had to reboot. I connected it through MIDI-Yoke/MIDI-OX and had to raise the latency to 68.0msec to get it to sound good. I guess that's not too bad considering …

Re: The Roland CM-500 GS/LA Sound Module

Posted on 2005-07-04, 06:30

Actually I think that is the system. The way it's set up, bidding before the last couple of minutes just serves to run the price up higher for everyone. For example, if I had made that $277 bid a couple of days ago, someone would have decided they were willing to pay more than that and would have …

Re: The Roland CM-500 GS/LA Sound Module

Posted on 2005-07-04, 02:54

w00t, I won the SC-88: http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=7333037719 I managed to avoid signing up for an eBay and PayPal account until the other day when I got a serious itch to buy some of these old synths for use with DOSBox. I also do some music composing (both MIDI and MOD …

Re: web site

Posted on 2005-07-04, 01:37

Cool. Colors blend really good with the schematic pic across the top. (edit) Kaminari: hahaha-- oh god, Minicons *closes window quickly to avoid desecration of fond childhood memories*

Is it legal to distribute MT-32 ROMs?

Posted on 2005-07-04, 01:30

I was just searching around on Google and found slashdot articles chronicling Canadacow's legal tangles with Roland: http://yro.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/12/14/2329244 Does this mean it's okay to distribute the ROMs, but that everyone is playing it safe by not doing so?

Re: web site

Posted on 2005-07-04, 01:09

Perhaps I can fenagle myself into using colours that hurt people's eyes more (that was, as far as I can tell, what the 80s were all about). That and bad hairdos...

Re: The Roland CM-500 GS/LA Sound Module

Posted on 2005-07-04, 00:57

Some updates: Got my hands on a copy of Roland Virtual Sound Canvas 3.22 (after applying patches from Edirol's site I think). Sounds decent, although it sucks in DirectSound mode for some reason (have to use WaveOut mode for low-latency - 22.7ms - and correct sound with DOSBox). It's a nice …

Re: Warlords2 Deluxe + MT32

Posted on 2005-07-04, 00:25

Snover: The Win32 driver version of Munt is way old too... I think I may have posted a build a couple of weeks ago too, but if Guli's is that recent then it should have the newest Munt CVS code in it (which hasn't been updated since around March I think). You should test your ROMs with a recent …

Re: web site

Posted on 2005-07-04, 00:22

The logo looks intimidating like that, despite being pink. I swear it's staring down malevolently at me from it's position at the top middle of the page, threatening to eat my unborn children and rain fire and lightining down on my helpless person ;) I like the layout and graphics, but not the …

Re: Tie Fighter's gone blind.

Posted on 2005-07-03, 21:55

in DOS
That's interesting. I remember having the same thing happen to me once when I used a ZIP-file splitter on an X-Wing floppy version backup I was trying to install from once. I ended up doing the same thing - move a file into the correct subdirectory whenever it crashed due to not being able to find …

Re: M$DOS games - Super Fighter & Dune (floppy ver.)

Posted on 2005-07-03, 21:29

in DOS
PM1 and PM2? I really want to just lock this thread because I have no idea what the hell he/she's talking about with all those acronyms (not to mention that he didn't post anything about his setup or what he's tried)...

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