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Tag Archives: music
Just keeping it real at Revision 2019
I visited Revision again this year. And I took my IBM PC/XT 5160 with me. And I made a quick release. That release was a plan that I’ve had for a while, and which I mentioned in my previous blogpost: … Continue reading
Posted in Oldskool/retro programming, Software development
Tagged 8088, After Burner, AMAME, Arcade, CGA, Composite, demoscene, DOS, DOSBox, Hang-on, IBM Music Feature Card, IMFC, IMFCDISK, MAME, MIDI, MS-DOS, music, SEGA, Space Harrier
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DMA activation
No, not the pseudoscience stuff, I am talking about Direct Memory Access. More specifically in the context of IBM PC and compatibles, which use the Intel 8237A DMA controller. For some reason, I had never used the 8237A before. I … Continue reading
Posted in Oldskool/retro programming
Tagged 8088, 8237A, audio, Crystal Dream, DMA, DOSBox-X, DSP, DSP v1.xx, DSP v2.00, GoldPlay, music, Sound Blaster
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Chiptunes…
You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means. One thing that annoys me is the recent fad in ‘8-bit’ music. Especially when people also refer to it as ‘chipmusic’ or ‘chiptunes’, then … Continue reading
Posted in Hardware news, Oldskool/retro programming, Software news
Tagged Amiga, C64, chip music, chiptune, Commodore, mod, music, Paula, SID, software synthesizers, sound chips, tiny chips, tracker
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