I don't see why you couldn't and this is definitely relevant to my interests. 😁
Might be possible to connect one or more of those via the system bus. On Dec 14, 2017 3:20 PM, "Jim Williams" <hira...@hotmail.com> wrote: > I was just watching a video of 8-Bit Guy on YouTube where he puts > together an "OPL2LPT"... basically a parallel port sound board designed > to work as an AdLib sound card. He'd previously done a video for the > CVX4, a Covox parallel port sound board clone. The OPL2LPT uses the same > Yamaha chip as the original adlib and soundblaster boards. > > My question is, would it be at all possible to connect one of these to > the parallel port of an M100, and use it to produce audio / music? > Obviously you'd have to write M100 software to talk to it. > > I just got a picture in my head of using an M100 with one of these and > custom sequencing software to write music, like chiptune as done with > the C64 and Nintendo in the old days. > > Could it be possible, or am I over estimating the capabilities of the M100? > > Here's a link to the video... > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3DU2mNBa6M > > >
