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DOSMid is a real mode (16-bit) midi player for DOS. DOSMid supports a variety of MIDI synthesizers, and has very low hardware requirements.

Behavior: When launched, first checks if sound blaster exists. If it does, it restarts the program to bring up the window (otherwise, it is impossible for autoit to make it visible). Otherwise just start program. Then, it does its own version of hiding the window (otherwise it is impossible to re-show it). Now whenever the switching hotkey is pressed, it quickly shows the window, clicks the toggle key, then hides it again.

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.

".ECW file" or "waveset" refers to a file with an extension of ".ECW" which stores articulation and sample data used by the MIDI synthesizer of sound cards equipped with an ES1370, ES1371, or ES1373 chip. These sound cards include the Ensoniq AudioPCI, the Sound Blaster! AudioPCI, the Sound Blaster! PCI64, the Sound Blaster! PCI128, and the Sound Blaster Live!. This project is a Perl script which can unpack these files into a .WAV sample, and a corresponding .SFZ file (an open format used by various sample engines to describe sample playback.)

SBZ Switcher allows automated switching of Speakers/Headphones and more for Creative Sound Blaster Z-Series and Recon3D owners. while the master volume and mute controls are handled in the OS level, the switching mechanism is on-screen auto click based, thus is dependent on Sound Blaster Control Panel availability. SBZ Switcher is synchronized with the Sound Blaster Control Panel via registry, to display current info and switch accordingly.

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 I originally made this back in 1994 when I was 17 and active in the argentine demoscene, but I will not be developing this any further, so I'm posting it here in case anybody is interesting in continuing it. ...