On 12/29/22 6:46 PM, MikeS wrote:
There's quite a bit of 1-bit music out there for the PC, PET and other systems
that only had a speaker, some of it remarkably good; should be possible to use
similar techniques and even the same sound files on the M100.
I actually tried playing a 1-bit audio
There's quite a bit of 1-bit music out there for the PC, PET and other systems
that only had a speaker, some of it remarkably good; should be possible to use
similar techniques and even the same sound files on the M100.
Re MIDI: there was a project years ago to use an M100 as a MIDI sequencer;
Hi Jason,
Thank you! I'm glad you liked it. Sorry for the delayed response, this
email ended up in my SPAM folder for some reason.
Ken
On 12/25/22 6:46 PM, Jason White wrote:
Thank you for the fine Christmas “Card” Ken. It was very well done.
Merry Christmas to All!
J White
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You also couldn't use the UART and the buzzer at the same time given how
this machine is wired up. Hmm.
Honestly, I figure it's at least possible to write a decent monophonic
music tracker program for the M100's internal speaker. Throw in a fast
arpeggiator for chords like they do to save
Hi All,
Even midi has it's shortcomings though the stream can sound OK if you ignore
the actual structure of what is shown on sheet music. I play a fair amount of
Swedish folk music, and the notation on paper is really just a convenient
notation, and the real music doesn't actually sound like
On 12/29/22 6:56 AM, Alex ... wrote:
I've got a vintage MIDI synthesizer with the exact same CPU as the
M100. (Korg Poly800)
This is actually the reason I bought the T102 I have, as a platform to
learn 8085 assembly. It is absolutely fast enough to process MIDI. The
protocol was designed for
Thanks Alex,
I'm more than happy to stand (sit?) corrected. :-)
And if anyone can convince the M-100 to talk at 31250 baud, it would be
Ken LOL
Regards,Bert
On 12/29/22 08:56, Alex ... wrote:
I've got a vintage MIDI synthesizer with the exact same CPU as the M100.
(Korg Poly800)
This
I've got a vintage MIDI synthesizer with the exact same CPU as the M100.
(Korg Poly800)
This is actually the reason I bought the T102 I have, as a platform to
learn 8085 assembly. It is absolutely fast enough to process MIDI. The
protocol was designed for and proliferated on computers of this era.
