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Tech and Homebrew => Turbo/PCE Game/Tool Development => Topic started by: VenomMacbeth on April 23, 2014, 09:51:11 AM
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I've heard of such things being done on the Atari 26000, mega drive, master system, etc., but has it been attempted for the PC Engine? Would it be possible?
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to do what exactly? making music with its sound chip?
possible is almost everything.
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It's possible. I've talked about it before. I could probably rewrite a Parse/Play PSG thing I did awhillllle ago to act as a live-playing library for it.
You'd just need someone who wants to dick around with the expansion port enough to make the hardware.
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Ooh, now this would be interesting. Playing some chip tunes through a Roland MT32 or Sound Canvas.
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I was thinking about it the other way, where you use MIDI in to control the PCE with an external device.
Going out would be a bit more work probably
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A MIDI in box would be kinda cool, but it'd take an EE guy to make a board and/or UART.
I added live note playing to my PCMgine program a few months ago via a 6-button pad, so adding MIDI would at least be more possible now.
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A MIDI in box would be kinda cool, but it'd take an EE guy to make a board and/or UART.
I added live note playing to my PCMgine program a few months ago via a 6-button pad, so adding MIDI would at least be more possible now.
Yeah, the only person who ever sort of said it'd be doable/possible is Charlie, but I doubt it's really a priority lol.