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Platform - Computer » PC (Roland LAPC-I / CM-32L)
The Roland LAPC-I is a MIDI synthesizer sound card for the IBM-PC, first released in 1988 and based on the same technology of the Roland MT-32. Music composed on the LAPC-I would most likely not play correctly on the MT-32 as most musicians who owned one would use the full capabilities the card provided, which the MT-32 doesn't have. However, the LAPC-I was capable of playing music composed for the MT-32, although some games took advantage of the bugs in the MT-32 which may not play correctly on the LAPC-I.
The Roland CM-32L is an external version of the LAPC-I, housed in a beige box with a power and MIDI activity LED, a power button and a volume control. Because it is external, it is supported in newer operating systems and can be used in emulators such as DOSBox to play music back natively.
Songs
| Song Title | Artist | Song Length | Status | Avg. Vote | Queue | Last Played |
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Hero Quest - Ingame
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The Jackal (Barry Leitch)
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6:58 | Active | 4.7 |
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Never! |
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One Step Beyond - Ingame 3
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Dean Evans
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5:22 | Active | 4.3 |
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Never! |