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#285
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Polymorphism is not used here, but this makes more problems than good.
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It should allow normal work of emulators without full-panning extension implementation, or with real hardware interfaces
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as built-in is faulty
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Not yet working properly
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Done by @noisecode3: https://github.com/Wohlstand/libOPNMIDI/commit/5767f32630ef22ae43f00d650793b6606823c8b0
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This will guarantee the identical work on hardware too
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+ refactor of the MIDI play, making separated loop functions instead the mess of everything in one single loop function.
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Took the OpenMPT's fix for this
#278
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- Added missing transpose, depth control, and song marker controllers
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#268
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Make HMI-OLD volume model also use "Any-Released" channel allocation as the normal "HMI".
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It violates C90 standard
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- It breaks compilation on -std=c90
- It conflicts with the existsing declaration at the header
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Actually, Wreckin Crew racing game hadn't used the MIDI sound, however, I found the same bank is used at "Heroes of Minght and Magic 2"
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