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BitJam Episode #44 - Roland LAPC-I tunes
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Episode #44 - Roland LAPC-I tunes
The LAPC-I is an 8-bit ISA sound card for the IBM-PC, released by Roland in 1988. Containing the same technology of the Roland D-50, it allowed composers to create their own sounds at a much lower price. Being targetted towards home users, it was also supported in many MS-DOS games in the late 80s and early 90s. Unfortunately, most gamers couldn't afford one, so they missed out on superb music and were stuck with the cheaper Sound Blaster sound cards. This podcast has been put together to bring back the game music you once missed. Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Buzzer, logo #44 by KF, compiled by Sahkolihaa.
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BitJam Episode #45 - TRSi special - Logo #45 by H2O
TRSi, the alliance of Tristar and Red Sector Inc. is kicking since summer 1990 and has delivered since numerous productions on Amiga, C-64, numerous consoles and the PC. BitJam Podcast #45 contains a small selection fine musical pieces of that period mixed together by mastermind tEiS.
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Episode #44 - Roland LAPC-I tunes
The LAPC-I is an 8-bit ISA sound card for the IBM-PC, released by Roland in 1988. Containing the same technology of the Roland D-50, it allowed composers to create their own sounds at a much lower price. Being targetted towards home users, it was also supported in many MS-DOS games in the late 80s and early 90s. Unfortunately, most gamers couldn't afford one, so they missed out on superb music and were stuck with the cheaper Sound Blaster sound cards. This podcast has been put together to bring back the game music you once missed. Mixing by Vincenzo, jingle by Buzzer, logo #44 by KF, compiled by Sahkolihaa.
Next Week:
BitJam Episode #45 - TRSi special - Logo #45 by H2O
TRSi, the alliance of Tristar and Red Sector Inc. is kicking since summer 1990 and has delivered since numerous productions on Amiga, C-64, numerous consoles and the PC. BitJam Podcast #45 contains a small selection fine musical pieces of that period mixed together by mastermind tEiS.
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