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Re: Mockingbird card
- Subject: Re: Mockingbird card
- From: Rubywand <rubywand@my-deja.com>
- Date: Thu, 04 Jan 2001 10:17:13 GMT
- Newsgroups: comp.emulators.apple2, comp.sys.apple2
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"Deacon Blue" <scavenger@apexmail.com> writes ...
....
> The ApplePC DOS-emulator had built-in Mockingbird emulation. Here's a
> section of the adjoining 'apple.doc' that followed the package.
>
> > ApplePC v2.52�
> by David Ellsworth
> (based on Randy Spurlock's Apl2Emu version 1)
>
> Mockingboard
>
> ApplePC emulates the Mockingboard through any Adlib compatible
> sound card (all Soundblaster compatibles are Adlib compatible).
>
> One and a half (1.5) Mockingboards are emulated, for a total of
> 9 voices. The mockingboards are "perched" in slots 4 and 5. The
> one in slot 4 has 6 voices. The one in slot 5 has 3 voices. This
> is because the Adlib card has only 9 channels.
>
> The Mockingboard(s) are not emulated in //c mode. Again, this is
> because the Apple //c is not expandable. You will need to use
>
Thanks for the info. It has been added to the FAQs Applications
(Q&A 003) and Sound (Q&A 028) pages.
Rubywand
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