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From: tzanussi@dar-4.naitc.com (Tom Zanussi)
Subject: Re: SoundBlaster C/MS Chips and more...
In-Reply-To: tracy@salamandria's message of Mon, 10 Jun 91 22:01:08 CST
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Date: 11 Jun 91 13:25:55

In article <L95c41w164w@salamandria> tracy@salamandria (Tracy Harton) writes:

   sgingras@violet.waterloo.edu (Sylvain Gingras) writes:

   > I wonder if the optional C/MS chips advertised in the catalog that
   > came with my soundblaster card are worth buying.
   > They provide an addition of 12 voices of stereo C/MS music, but I
   > wonder if they also provide separate and accessible D/A converters
   > for each channel.
      The C/MS chips simply supply 12 voices of AM music.  They do not
      affect the D/A section, or the FM (Adlib) section.  You can also buy
      these chips from a generic supplier, although _I_ do not remember the
      correct chips to order.

   > I'm also thinking of starting a mailing list for people interested in
   > sharing their interest and knowledge about the SoundBlaster card
   > (especially programming it).  If you're interested in joining such a
   > group, please mail me a short message.
      Stick me on your list if you get it started, please.

						   Tracy

A list dealing with SoundBlaster and Adlib cards already exists. 
Contact Steve Albrecht at salbrech@nis.naitc.com for more info.
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