@xor Yeah it does sound a bit off

@FlashMobOfOne Thanks

@Albbi The Cebion youtube channel has sound comparison videos: https://www.youtube.com/@CebionsAdv
But unfortunately the channel is dead since a year ago

@MrJameGumb Yep its really good to listen to that part

@Quexotic Thanks

@rnd Okay

@whaleross Okay but i only do it once a day

FreeTube https://freetubeapp.io/

Thanks. It looks like you are fan of the Roland MT-32 so here’s a playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCvTY9_qr45p5pwRKkhG2sp470sa5H-G6&si=Er-eZRO3WxO4apST

Microsoft should have made a guide on how to install ReactOS instead

ReactOS Application Manager (RAPPS) https://reactos.org/wiki/RAPPS

Okay thanks for clarifying

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I really hope that reddit will shut down

Thanks

Same

@Redkey It is indeed a nice flex that the ibm pc speaker had

@perishthethought I use dbgl and dosbox but a few years ago i used to play duke nukem 1 through a source port for windows

@perishthethought I don’t think duke nukem 1 had music its only sound effects

@useless_modern_god Since i made the video itself i will of course mark it as OC if this wasnt my video then i would not mark it as OC. But anyways i’m a pc elitist and i love 1-bit music (Or maybe more specifically ibm pc speaker music) and i recognize about how popular 8-bit music is even though 1-bit music is more retro than 8-bit music so i want to spread attention about 1-bit music and also ms dos/pc booter music (IBM PC Speaker, Tandy 3 Voice, Creative Music System, etc) is not as popular as nes, c64, sms, amstrad cpc, zx spectrum, atari st, msx,etc music.