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dosmid
a 16-bit midi player for DOS
DOSMid is a real mode (16-bit) midi player for DOS. DOSMid supports a variety of MIDI synthesizers, and has very low hardware requirements. -
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Creative Soundblaster Z Switcher
Switchtes between headphones and speakers
Automatically switches between the headphones and speakers output of a Creative Soundblaster Z sound card by calling the underlying driver APIs. Simply put the exe in the installation folder of the control panel (usually %programfiles(x86)%\Creative\Sound Blaster Z-Series\Sound Blaster Z-Series Control Panel). Whenever you want to switch, just run the program. Tested with version 2.15.4.0 of the Sound Blaster Control Panel. -
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Madbit's FM Tracker
Music tracker for DOSBox or MS-DOS using AdLib compatible cards.
This is a tracker (http://tinyurl.com/ye3ypcy) for MS-DOS that uses the OPL-2 chips present in AdLib compatible cards to generate sound using FM synthesis. It was mainly developed using Borland Pascal (with some assembler bits by Keywiz) in a 386dx with a Sound Blaster Pro card, and even though it wasn't 100% finished, it was functional enough to create 3 demo songs which are included in the package. I originally made this back in 1994 when I was 17 and active in the argentine... -
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Curses CD player with an interface based on that of the Creative Play Utility that came with the SoundBlaster 16.
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