My Yamaha synth has the soundblaster chip in it

idk what chip mine has but its probably similiar

i kinda want to replace the sliders with pots tbh

and just go nuts

but I don't trust myself enough to pull that off

my only gripe with mine is theres nothing to go nuts on

its all very soft old buttons

Niggie just map a cheap m audio controller

they make controllers though

Lol I have a controller I should get a midi cable and control my keyboard with a keyboard

the way envelopes work is really weird

you have to put in the angle of the slope

instead of just a normal ADSR

You have to do math to use our keyboard

its a rackmount

i'm using an arturia keystep for the keyboard

its not too complicated

basically the lower the number, the longer the attack or whatever

I don't remember the chip name, but the Adlib and SB both had the same chip

along with a shit ton of keyboards

YM8912 or something

I wasn't even close:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_YM3812

FUCKING HELL

fleetwood mac is blocked worldwide on youtube

off to bitchute to re-upload!

apparently mine is this

Toshibas with the opl3 are bangin

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yamaha_YM2414

you have the first device to feature it!

The opz was like

The standard after the OPL3

really?

from that point on they were all Opz derivative

yeah

I always wonder what happens when you have vintage gear like this and the custom chip inside dies

oh yeah

cool

I mean generally that doesn't happen unless you're a retard

there's a custom IC that does the pitch and speed control on my Technics SP15 turntable and it's expensive to replace if it fries

different if it were on a card

capacitors could bloat