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[Music] U.N. Owen Was Her? (PC-98 Arrange)
Momiji:
--- Quote from: unicode787plus on October 13, 2009, 04:32:24 AM ---KAJA's website (in Japanese):
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Awesome! Thanks a ton for the info. I went through all the docs and ran them through Google Translate. I'm going to try to learn this. XD BTW, some of the executables seem to run fine within DOSBox! I guess you'll need an actual PC98 soundcard support in DOSBox to get complete emulation, but it's cool regardless.
You wouldn't happen to have a pre-made PMD98 disk image for use in Anex98/T98Next, would you?
[Edit] I'm figuring it out now. XD
unicode787plus:
--- Quote from: Momiji on October 13, 2009, 03:06:37 PM ---Awesome! Thanks a ton for the info. I went through all the docs and ran them through Google Translate. I'm going to try to learn this. XD BTW, some of the executables seem to run fine within DOSBox! I guess you'll need an actual PC98 soundcard support in DOSBox to get complete emulation, but it's cool regardless.
You wouldn't happen to have a pre-made PMD98 disk image for use in Anex98/T98Next, would you?
[Edit] I'm figuring it out now. XD
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Here is an HDI containing MS-DOS (the operating system, PC-98 version) and the PMD tools (including PMD.COM/PMD86.COM/PMDB2.COM which is the music driver itself, PMP.COM which is a command-line PMD player, and MC.EXE which is the compiler):
http://www.mediafire.com/?nmaryicxa4x
Lishy1:
--- Quote from: unicode787plus on October 13, 2009, 04:37:24 AM ---There are no user profiles on Nicovideo, or at least not as we know them on YouTube. Indeed, each video on Nicovideo has no mention of its uploader's username, and all the comments posted on each video are anonymous (unlike YouTube comments)
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Ah, that explains a heck load of things. Thank you!!
Momiji:
--- Quote from: unicode787plus on October 14, 2009, 01:20:40 AM ---Here is an HDI containing MS-DOS (the operating system, PC-98 version) and the PMD tools (including PMD.COM/PMD86.COM/PMDB2.COM which is the music driver itself, PMP.COM which is a command-line PMD player, and MC.EXE which is the compiler):
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YES!! Thanks a ton. XD XD
BTW, I figured out that all of the PMD98 programs run fine on a normal PC. I'm currently running them on my Linux machine, in DOSBox. So I use Notepad2 to edit them (don't have a decent Linux text editor yet), DOSBox to run the compiler, and FMPMD2000 to play the music file. No need to load the files into the PC98 drive image.
unicode787plus:
--- Quote from: Momiji on October 14, 2009, 01:47:39 AM ---YES!! Thanks a ton. XD XD
BTW, I figured out that all of the PMD98 programs run fine on a normal PC. I'm currently running them on my Linux machine, in DOSBox. So I use Notepad2 to edit them (don't have a decent Linux text editor yet), DOSBox to run the compiler, and FMPMD2000 to play the music file. No need to load the files into the PC98 drive image.
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Also of your interest: an MML header file containing "@###" instrument definitions for most of the FM instruments used by ZUN in his PMD98 music.
http://www.mediafire.com/?tfkwmdrzic2
How did I get the values for those instrument definitions? By snapshooting Hoot's OPNA driver register map (right hand just below the spectrum analyzer graph) while playing three different Touhou themes (TH02 title theme, TH05 title theme, and Grimoire of Alice) on Hoot, using the OPNA chip's reference manual PDF as a guide. As for the "@###" number assignments, well, those were the numbers reported to me by FMPMD2000 while playing the same themes.