Re: I love my Rap 10, but can I play games with Win95?

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From: Eric Loucks
Date: Sun, 12 May 1996 00:00

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jgl...@servtech.com wrote:
> 
> > I love my rap 10 as well.  My solution to this problem was to bo out
> > and by a cheap 8 bit sound blaster card and use that for the games.
> 
> But of course, you do realize that, because the RAP-10 is MPU-401 Uart
> compatible, you can use the RAP-10 to play the background music of your
> game software by selecting the "General MIDI" option that appears upon
> most every new game title? (Of course, you still need to use the SB for
> sound effects and voice)

How do you set up a second sound card in Win95?  I used to have a Roland 
RAP-10 and a Turtle Beach Monte Carlo (SB compatible) running together 
in Win 3.11  But when I install Monte Carlo Win95 drivers, it seems to 
over-write the RAP-10 drivers...

Eric Loucks
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