Hello still-MSX-oriented users,

>
> Heh, but now I can't play midi-files at all. Say (hypothetical situation),
I
> download a midi file off the web with... Uzix or something. Currently, I
> can't play it on my msx at all!! (ok, ok, that's a big loss :)). Anyways,
> it's still better to be able to at least listen to them, even though they
> might sound like shit. I know, I know, it's indeed more of a practical
view
> on the situation that a composer's, but alas, it was the first that came
to
> mind 'cause the MoonSound *has* got a midi sample set and I've wondered
and
> tried in the past why there still weren't any programs utilizing it.
>
 I'm sure that you have not listen to the crazy-scrambled sounds generated
by MY
midi-file player for MoonSound ^^

The real problem is not related to the audio device... because
midi-file player is, say, REAL-TIME decompressor+sequencer.

MSX (Z80) is not enough computation power for that. I'm not sure but even
with TR,
it's difficult to make good midi-file player. Strictly speaking, PERFECT
midi-file player
is impossible(?) for even Pentium processor...

Greetings from the MSXer, having the worst idea of bad idea history ;)


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