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Dtech is full of truth there ^^

On Win9x you do have direct access to the hardware, and I once compiled one of my QB45 tools in FreeBASIC and while things ran, they were choppy and fair bit slower... DOS program performed quite a bit more nicely (andi n Win9x, DOS program gets majority of CPU time so it will run quite smoothly, but max performance and stability is still coming in pure DOS).

Yeah but that's Win9x. The moment the NT kernel was released the number of people wanting to use Win9x should've dropped to zero

You can get full access to ports under win 2K/XP using the UserPort driver. It modifies the port access table so that specified port ranges can be written to. I have used this to allow an OPL2 tracker to access my sound blaster 16 from win2k. Any type of program will have full access to those ports dos/win16/win32.
http://hem.passagen.se/tomasf/UserPort/

Hi Graz,

I have experience writing FM music for the Sega Megadrive (YM2612) using TFM Maker and would be interested in helping you out for your project. I can create various styles according to what you need.

You can hear some samples of my music by following these links:

http://www.milkcrate.com.au/freezedream ... acerRX.mp3

http://chipmusic.org/music/freezedream
(See 'Rain', 'Dog's Breakfast' and 'Iridescence')

http://8bc.org/music/freezedream/Lullaby/

I'm also currently making a Sega Megadrive/Genesis Music Disk for which my friend is adapting Shiru and Alone Coder's z80 player code to work well on the real hardware. [More Info]

Freezedream: Love your tunes! I can't wait to hear it in a Genesis game/demo!