2 Midi songs first on my powerful athlon quad core and then on my 80386 dx40!

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The quad core has an onboard VIA VT1705 audio codec. The 386 actually has an AWE64 soundblaster but I cant get the 64bit to map in midi mapper (something to do with not enough DRAM on the card) I will work on that. However im using its SB16 function in this video. Compare the difference!



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