some digital stuff from Tran... Okey, the only real attempt at programming in these filez is the digital muzik driver i did, all the rest of the stuff was rather quickly built around and to test that driver... PLAYD.EXE - player, plays the muzik filez run with a filename "PLAYD DEVILSM"... the output is either SB mono or SBPro stereo, depending on watcha got... press any key to stop play PLAYO.EXE - the same player except with a VGA only oscilliscope press ESC to stop play, and if you got an SBPro you can toggle between 2 types of waves with the spacebar DEVILSM - a MOD converted to STM converted to my format, still it came out ok... RAINT_NT - another MOD to STM to this conversion, this one had a bit more commands so its not exactly like it was... STM2668.EXE - converts STMs to a format my driver plays, only converts all instruments, all orders, all patterns, but in the patterns only the notes and volumes are converted, no special commands are converted... but pattern break and jump to order are... so the type of STM that would sound the same (not exactly cuz i use different mixing and output teqniques) is one with pure notes, and no commands, except pattern break and jump to order... run with the following parameters: STM2668 file.STM - full path and filename of input .STM file... fileout - any valid DOS filename tempo - the tempo to convert to, i use a different measure than ST, a tempo of 50 in st translates nicely into my tempo of 3, 60 into 4 but it sounds a bit slow still... but notice there should be only one tempo for the whole .STM cuz theres only one tempo for the whole output song... TEST3D - an old vector test outfitted with new muzik driver to see how fast itll go now, and it does nicely... keys: 7,8,9 + rotation around X,Y,Z; 1,2,3 - rotation around same axes; 4,5,6 stop rotation around those axes any other key quits (by the way, this program is VGA only, and it doesnt autodetect) tech specs: the mixing is always at 12048Hz, and itll sound fine even at 8mHz, except if the CPU is overburdened, then itll just slow down, but not too much, and so far no matter how much stress i put on my CPU at its lowest speed, it hasn't yet crashed on me... one problem though, on the SBPro the output will be a little lower and slower cuz i cant figure out for what reason but i cant seem to get the sampling rate high enough in stereo mode, even though its well within the SBPro's limitations... but hey, not my fault ok!, i just dont feel like spending $100 on a programmers manual... so all the shit on this card up to now ive learned the hard way... oh, and the stereo channels on the sbpro are left, right, right, left oh also, of course if youre running in V86 mode on a 386, the output will not be that good...