From b44ca1bc7b214c0ff4ef12a9cc3c6057af433b5f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Flamefire Date: Sat, 15 Dec 2018 18:00:47 +0100 Subject: Remove old files --- _old_files/midiplay.bas | 590 ------------------------------------------------ 1 file changed, 590 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 _old_files/midiplay.bas (limited to '_old_files/midiplay.bas') diff --git a/_old_files/midiplay.bas b/_old_files/midiplay.bas deleted file mode 100644 index 2aa1324..0000000 --- a/_old_files/midiplay.bas +++ /dev/null @@ -1,590 +0,0 @@ -0 REM MIDI PLAYER EXAMPLE PROGRAM COPYRIGHT (C) 2010 JOEL YLILUOMA -1 DEFINT A-Z: OPTION BASE 0: KEY OFF: REM http://iki.fi/bisqwit/ - -2 DIM adl(180, 11), chins(17), chpan(17), chpit(17) -3 FOR i = 0 TO 180: FOR x = 0 TO 11: READ adl(i, x): NEXT x, i -4 GOTO 100 ' Begin program - -5 'Set up OPL parameters (In: c = channel (0..17)) -6 'Out: p=I/O port, q = per-OPL channel (0..8), o=operator offset -7 p = &H388 + 2 * (c\9): q = c MOD 9: o = (q MOD 3) + 8 * (q\3): RETURN - -8 'OPL_NoteOff(c): c=channel. CHANGES: q,p,o -9 GOSUB 5: OUT p, &HB0 + q: OUT p+1, chpit(c) AND &HDF: RETURN - -10 'OPL_NoteOn(c,h#): c=channel,h#=hertz (0..131071). CHANGES: q,p,o,x -11 GOSUB 5 -12 x = &H2000: WHILE h# >= 1023.5: h# = h#/2: x=x+&H400: WEND 'Calculate octave -13 x = x + CINT(h#) -14 OUT p, &HA0 + q: OUT p+1, x AND 255: x = x \ 256 -15 OUT p, &HB0 + q: OUT p+1, x: chpit(c) = x: RETURN - -16 'Technically, AdLib requires some delay between consecutive OUT commands. -17 'However, BASIC is slow enough, that this is not an issue really. -18 'The paradigm "OUT p,index: OUT p+1,value" works perfectly. - -20 'OPL_Touch(c,v): c=channel, v=volume. CHANGES: q,p,o,i,v -21 'The formula below: SOLVE(V=127*127 * 2^( (A-63) / 8), A) -22 IF v < 72 THEN v = 0 ELSE v = LOG(v) * 11.541561# - 48.818955# -25 'OPL_Touch_Real(c,v): Same as OPL_Touch, except takes logarithmic volume. -26 GOSUB 5: i = chins(c) -27 OUT p, &H40+o: q = adl(i, 2): GOSUB 29 -28 OUT p, &H43+o: q = adl(i, 3) -29 OUT p+1, (q OR 63) - v + ((q AND 63) * v) \ 63: RETURN - -30 'OPL_Patch(c): c=channel. CHANGES: q,p,o,x,i -31 GOSUB 5: i = chins(c): q = p+1 -32 FOR x = 0 TO 1 -33 OUT p, &H20+o+x*3: OUT q, adl(i, 0+x) -34 OUT p, &H60+o+x*3: OUT q, adl(i, 4+x) -35 OUT p, &H80+o+x*3: OUT q, adl(i, 6+x) -36 OUT p, &HE0+o+x*3: OUT q, adl(i, 8+x) -37 NEXT: RETURN - -38 'OPL_Pan(c): c=channel. CHANGES: q,p,o -39 GOSUB 5: OUT p, &HC0+q: OUT p+1, adl(chins(c),10)-chpan(c): RETURN - -40 'OPL_Reset(). CHANGES: c,q,p,o,x,y,v,i -41 'Detect OPL3 (send pulses to timer, opl3 enable register) -42 c=0: GOSUB 5: FOR y = 3 TO 4: OUT p, 4: OUT p+1, y*32: NEXT: ?INP(p) -43 c=9: GOSUB 5: FOR y = 0 TO 2: OUT p, 5: OUT p+1, y AND 1: NEXT -44 'Reset OPL3 (turn off all notes, set vital settings) -45 c=0: GOSUB 5: OUT p, 1: OUT p+1, 32 'Enable wave -46 c=0: GOSUB 5: OUT p,&HBD:OUT p+1, 0 'Set melodic mode -47 c=9: GOSUB 5: OUT p, 5: OUT p+1, 1 'Enable OPL3 -48 c=9: GOSUB 5: OUT p, 4: OUT p+1, 0 'Select mode 0 (also try 63 for fun!) -50 'OPL_Silence(): Silence all OPL channels. CHANGES q,p,o,v,c,i -51 v = 0: FOR c = 0 TO 17: GOSUB 8: GOSUB 25: NEXT: RETURN - -70 'ReadString(): Read N bytes from file. Input: x. Output: s$. CHANGES x -71 s$ = "": WHILE x > 0: x = x - 1: GET #1: s$ = s$ + b$: WEND: RETURN - -75 'ReadVarLen(): Read variable length int from file. Output: x#. CHANGES x -76 x# = 0 -77 GET #1: x = ASC(b$): x# = x# * 128 + (x AND 127): IF x >= 128 THEN 77 -78 RETURN - -80 'ConvertInteger(): Parses s$ as big-endian integer, stores to x#. CHANGES x -81 x# = 0: FOR x=1 TO LEN(s$): x# = x# * 256 + ASC(MID$(s$, x, 1)): NEXT: RETURN -82 'The reason why # (DOUBLE) is used to store integer values -83 'is that GW-BASIC has only one integer type: INTEGER. -84 'It supports values in the range -32768..+32737. Making it unsuitable -85 'for storing values such as delta-times and track lengths, both of which -86 'are often greater than +32767 in common MIDI files. QuickBASIC supports -87 'the LONG datatype instead, but I was aiming for GW-BASIC compatibility -88 'in order to utilize my cool syntax highlighter for the majority -89 'of the duration of demonstrating this program on Youtube. :) - -94 'Ethical subroutine -95 GOTO 97 -96 KILL filename$ -97 RETURN - -100 '*** MAIN MIDI PLAYER PROGRAM *** -101 'Information about each track: -102 DIM tkPtr%(100), tkDelay#(100), tkStatus(100), playwait# -103 'The same, but for loop-beginning: -104 DIM loPtr%(100), loDelay#(100), loStatus(100), loopwait# -105 'The same, but cached just in case loop-beginning must be written: -106 DIM rbPtr%(100), rbDelay#(100), rbStatus(100) - -109 'Persistent settings for each MIDI channel. -110 DIM ChPatch(15), ChBend#(15), ChVolume(15), ChPanning(15), ChVibrato(15) - -120 'For each active note, we need the following: -121 ' Original note number (ORIGINAL, not simulated) -122 ' Keyoff (Search Key) -123 ' Aftertouch (Search Key) -124 ' Simulated note number -125 ' Keyon -> OPL_NoteOn -126 ' Bend -> OPL_NoteOn -127 ' Keyon/touch pressure -128 ' Ctrl:Volume -129 ' Adlib channel number -130 ' All of above -131 ' MIDI channel (multi search key) -132 ' Bend -133 ' Ctrl:Volume -134 ' Ctrl:Pan -140 DIM ActCount(15) 'number of active notes on each midi channel -141 DIM ActTone(15,127) 'orignotenumber -> simulated notenumber -142 DIM ActAdlChn(15,127) 'orignotenumber -> adlib channel -143 DIM ActVol(15,127) 'orignotenumber -> pressure -144 DIM ActRev(15,127) 'orignotenumber -> activeindex (index to ActList) -145 DIM ActList(15,99) 'activeindex -> orignotenumber (index to ActVol etc) - -146 DIM chon(17),chage#(17)'adlchannel -> is_on,age (for channel allocation) -148 DIM chm(17),cha(17) 'adlchannel -> midichn,activeindex (for collisions) -149 DIM chx(17),chc(17) 'adlchannel -> x coordinate, color (for graphics) - -160 filename$ = "chmmr.mid" '<- FILENAME OF THE MIDI TO BE PLAYED -161 GOSUB 40 ' Reset AdLib -162 GOSUB 40 ' ...twice (just in case someone misprogrammed OPL3 previously) -163 PLAYmode$ = "T255P64" -164 PLAYmode% = 255 * 64 'Event tick frequency -165 PLAYbuflen = 2 'Number of events to keep buffered -166 COLOR 8: CLS : txtline = 2: PRINT "Press Q to quit; Space to pause" -169 GOSUB 200 ' Load and play MIDI file - -170 'Begin main program (this simply monitors the playing status) -171 'Beware that the timer routine accesses a lot of global variables. -172 paused = 0 -173 hlt(0) = &HCBF4' HLT; RETF. -174 hlt = VARPTR(hlt(0)) -175 CALL hlt -176 ' ^This subroutine saves power. It also makes DOSBox faster. -177 ' However, QuickBASIC has a different syntax for calling ASM -178 ' subroutines, so the line 175 will have to be changed when -179 ' porting to QuickBASIC. Disable it, or try this (qb /Lqb.qlb): -180 'DEF SEG = VARSEG(hlt(0)): CALL ABSOLUTE(hlt) - -182 y$ = INKEY$ -183 IF y$ <> " " THEN 186 -184 paused = 1 - paused -185 IF paused THEN ? "Pause": PLAY STOP ELSE ? "Ok": PLAY ON -186 IF y$ <> "q" AND y$ <> CHR$(27) AND y$ <> CHR$(3) THEN 174 -190 PLAY OFF: PRINT "End!": GOSUB 50: KEY ON: END - -200 'Subroutine: Load MIDI file -210 OPEN filename$ FOR RANDOM AS #1 LEN = 1: FIELD #1, 1 AS b$ 'Open file - -211 'QuickBASIC has BINARY access mode, which allows to use INPUT$() rather -212 'than the silly fixed-size GET command, but GW-BASIC does not support -213 'BINARY, so we use RANDOM here. The difference between BINARY and INPUT -214 'is that INPUT chokes on EOF characters and translates CRLFs, making it -215 'unsuitable for working with MIDI files. - -220 x = 4: GOSUB 70: IF s$ <> "MThd" THEN ERROR 13'Invalid type file -230 x = 4: GOSUB 70: GOSUB 80: IF x# <> 6 THEN ERROR 13 -231 x = 2: GOSUB 70: GOSUB 80: Fmt = x# -232 x = 2: GOSUB 70: GOSUB 80: TrackCount = x#: IF TrackCount>100 THEN ERROR 6 -233 x = 2: GOSUB 70: GOSUB 80: DeltaTicks = x# -234 InvDeltaTicks# = PLAYmode% / (240000000# * DeltaTicks) -240 Tempo# = 1000000# * InvDeltaTicks# -241 bendsense# = 2 / 8192# -250 FOR tk = 1 TO TrackCount -251 x = 4: GOSUB 70: IF s$ <> "MTrk" THEN ERROR 13'Invalid type file -252 x = 4: GOSUB 70: GOSUB 80: TrackLength% = x#: y% = LOC(1) -253 GOSUB 75: tkDelay#(tk) = x# 'Read next event time -254 tkPtr%(tk) = LOC(1) 'Save first event file position -255 GET #1, y% + TrackLength% 'Skip to beginning of next track header -270 NEXT -275 FOR a = 0 TO 15: ChVolume(a) = 127: NEXT -281 PLAY ON: ON PLAY(PLAYbuflen) GOSUB 300 'Set up periodic event handler -282 began = 0: loopStart = 1: playwait# = 0: PLAY "MLMB" - -300 'Subroutine: Timer callback. Called when the PLAY buffer is exhausted. -301 IF began THEN playwait# = playwait# - 1# -302 'For each track where delay=0, parse events and read new delay. -303 WHILE playwait# < .5#: GOSUB 310: WEND -304 'Repopulate the PLAY buffer -305 WHILE PLAY(0) < PLAYbuflen: PLAY PLAYmode$: WEND: RETURN - -310 'Subroutine: Process events on any track that is due -311 FOR tk = 1 TO TrackCount -312 rbPtr%(tk) = tkPtr%(tk) -313 rbDelay#(tk) = tkDelay#(tk) -314 rbStatus(tk) = tkStatus(tk) -315 IF tkStatus(tk) < 0 OR tkDelay#(tk) > 0 THEN 319 -316 GOSUB 350 'Handle event -317 GOSUB 75: tkDelay#(tk) = tkDelay#(tk) + x# 'Read next event time -318 tkPtr%(tk) = LOC(1) 'Save modified file position -319 NEXT -320 IF loopStart = 0 THEN 338 -321 'Save loop begin -322 FOR tk = 1 TO TrackCount -323 loPtr%(tk) = rbPtr%(tk) -324 loDelay#(tk) = rbDelay#(tk) -325 loStatus(tk) = rbStatus(tk) -326 NEXT -327 loopwait# = playwait# -328 loopStart = 0 -329 GOTO 338 -330 'Return to loop beginning -331 FOR tk = 1 TO TrackCount -332 tkPtr%(tk) = loPtr%(tk) -333 tkDelay#(tk) = loDelay#(tk) -334 tkStatus(tk) = loStatus(tk) -335 NEXT -336 loopEnd = 0 -337 playwait# = loopwait# -338 'Find shortest delay from all tracks -339 nd# = -1 -340 FOR tk = 1 TO TrackCount -341 IF tkStatus(tk) < 0 THEN 343 -342 IF nd# = -1 OR tkDelay#(tk) < nd# THEN nd# = tkDelay#(tk) -343 NEXT -344 'Schedule the next playevent to be processed after that delay -345 FOR tk = 1 TO TrackCount: tkDelay#(tk) = tkDelay#(tk) - nd#: NEXT -346 t# = nd# * Tempo#: IF began THEN playwait# = playwait# + t# -347 FOR a = 0 TO 17: chage#(a) = chage#(a) + t#: NEXT -348 IF t# < 0 OR loopEnd THEN 330 ELSE RETURN 'Loop or done - -350 'Subroutine: Read an event from track, and read next delay. Input: tk - -351 'Note that we continuously access the disk file during playback. -352 'This is perfectly fine when we are running on a modern OS, possibly -353 'under the encapsulation of DOSBox, but if you're running this on -354 'vanilla MS-DOS without e.g. SMARTDRV, you are going to find this -355 'program very unsuitable for your MIDI playing needs, for the disk -356 'drive would probably make more noise than the soundcard does. -357 'We cannot cache tracks because of memory constraints in GW-BASIC. -358 'In QBASIC, we could do better, but it would be cumbersome to implement. - -359 GET #1, tkPtr%(tk) + 1: b = ASC(b$) -360 IF b < &HF0 THEN 380 -361 'Subroutine for Fx special events -362 '? tk;":";HEX$(b);" at $";hex$(LOC(1)) -363 IF b = &HF7 OR b = &HF0 THEN 76'SysEx. Ignore Varlen. -364 IF b = &HF3 THEN GET #1: RETURN -365 IF b = &HF2 THEN GET #1: GET #1: RETURN -370 'Subroutine for special event FF -371 GET #1: evtype = ASC(b$): GOSUB 75: x = x#: GOSUB 70 -372 IF evtype = &H2F THEN tkStatus(tk) = -1 -373 IF evtype = &H51 THEN GOSUB 80: Tempo# = x# * InvDeltaTicks# -374 IF evtype = 6 AND s$ = "loopStart" THEN loopStart = 1 -375 IF evtype = 6 AND s$ = "loopEnd" THEN loopEnd = 1 -376 IF evtype < 1 OR evtype > 6 THEN RETURN -377 txtline = 3 + (txtline - 2) MOD 20 -378 LOCATE txtline, 1: COLOR 8: PRINT "Meta"; evtype; ": "; s$: RETURN - -380 'Subroutine for any normal event (80..EF) -381 IF b < 128 THEN b = tkStatus(tk) OR &H80: GET #1, tkPtr%(tk) -382 MidCh = b AND 15: tkStatus(tk) = b -383 '? tk;":";HEX$(b);" at $";hex$(LOC(1)) -384 ON b\16 - 7 GOTO 400,420,460,470,490,492,495 'Choose event handler - -400 'Event: 8x Note Off -401 GET #1: note = ASC(b$): GET #1': vol=ASC(b$) -402 ChBend#(MidCh) = 0 -403 n = ActRev(MidCh,note): IF n = 0 THEN RETURN -404 m = MidCh: GOTO 600 'deallocate active note, and return - -420 'Event: 9x Note On -421 GET #1: note = ASC(b$): GET #1: vol = ASC(b$) -422 IF vol = 0 THEN 402' Sometimes noteoffs are optimized as 0-vol noteons -423 IF ActRev(MidCh,note) THEN RETURN 'Ignore repeat notes w/o keyoffs -424 'Determine the instrument and the note value (tone) -425 tone = note: i = ChPatch(MidCh) -426 IF MidCh = 9 THEN i = 128+note-35: tone = adl(i,11) 'Translate percussion -427 '(MIDI channel 9 always plays percussion and ignores the patch number) -429 'Allocate AdLib channel (the physical sound channel for the note) -430 bs# = -9: c = -1 -431 FOR a = 0 TO 17 -432 s# = chage#(a) -433 IF chon(a) = 0 THEN s# = s# + 3d3 ' Empty channel = privileged -434 IF chins(a) = i THEN s# = s# + .2# ' Same instrument = good -435 IF i<128 AND chins(a)>127 THEN s# = s#*2+9'Percussion is inferior to melody -436 IF s# > bs# THEN bs# = s#: c = a ' Best candidate wins -437 NEXT -438 IF chon(c) THEN m=chm(c): n=cha(c): GOSUB 600 'Collision: Kill old note -439 chon(c) = 1: chins(c) = i: chage#(c) = 0: began = 1 -440 'Allocate active note for MIDI channel -441 '"Active note" helps dealing with further events affecting this note. -442 n = ActCount(MidCh) + 1 -443 ActList(MidCh, n) = note -444 ActRev(MidCh,note) = n -445 ActCount(MidCh) = n -449 'Record info about this note -450 ActTone(MidCh,note) = tone -451 ActAdlChn(MidCh,note) = c -452 ActVol(MidCh,note) = vol -453 chm(c) = MidCh: cha(c) = n ' Save this note's origin so collision works. -454 GOSUB 30 ' OPL_Patch -455 GOSUB 530' OPL_Pan with ChPanning -456 GOSUB 540' OPL_Touch with ChVolume -457 chx(c) = 1 + (tone+63)MOD 80: chc(c) = 9+(chins(c)MOD 6) -458 LOCATE 20-c, chx(c): COLOR chc(c): PRINT "#"; -459 GOTO 520 ' OPL_NoteOn with ChBend, and return - -460 'Event: Ax Note touch -461 GET #1: note = ASC(b$): GET #1: vol = ASC(b$) -462 IF ActRev(MidCh,note) = 0 THEN RETURN'Ignore touch if note is not active -463 c = ActAdlChn(MidCh,note) -464 LOCATE 20-c, chx(c): COLOR chc(c): PRINT "&"; -465 ActVol(MidCh,note) = vol -466 GOTO 540 'update note volume, and return - -470 'Event: Bx Controller change -471 GET #1: ctrlno = ASC(b$): GET #1: value = ASC(b$) -472 IF ctrlno = 1 THEN ChVibrato(MidCh) = value 'TODO: handle -473 IF ctrlno = 6 THEN bendsense# = value / 8192# -474 IF ctrlno = 7 THEN ChVolume(MidCh) = value: mop = 2: GOTO 500 -475 IF ctrlno = 10 THEN 482 'Pan -476 IF ctrlno = 121 THEN 486 'Reset controllers -477 IF ctrlno = 123 THEN mop=5: GOTO 500 'All notes off on channel -478 'Other ctrls worth considering: -479 ' 0 = choose bank (bank+patch identifies the instrument) -480 ' 64 = sustain pedal (when used, noteoff does not produce an adlib keyoff) -481 RETURN -482 'Ctrl 10: Alter the panning of the channel: -483 p = 0: IF value < 48 THEN p = 32 ELSE IF value > 79 THEN p = 16 -484 ChPanning(MidCh) = p -485 mop=4: GOTO 500 -486 'Ctrl 121: Reset all controllers to their default values. -487 ChBend#(MidCh)=0: ChVibrato(MidCh)=0: ChPan(MidCh)=0 -488 mop=1: GOSUB 500: mop=2: GOSUB 500: mop=4: GOTO 500 - -490 'Event: Cx Patch change -491 GET #1: ChPatch(MidCh) = ASC(b$): RETURN - -492 'Event: Dx Channel after-touch -493 GET #1: vol = ASC(b$): mop=3:GOTO 500 'TODO: Verify, is this correct action? - -495 'Event: Ex Wheel/bend -496 GET #1: a = ASC(b$): GET #1 -497 ChBend#(MidCh) = (a + ASC(b$) * 128 - 8192) * bendsense# -498 mop = 1: GOTO 500 'Update pitches, and return - -500 'Subroutine: Update all live notes. Input: MidCh,mop -501 'Update when mop: 1=pitches; 2=volumes; 3=pressures; 4=pans, 5=off -502 x1 = ActCount(MidCh) -503 FOR a = 1 TO x1 -504 note = ActList(MidCh, a) -505 c = ActAdlChn(MidCh,note): ON mop GOSUB 508,509,510,530,511 -506 NEXT -507 RETURN -508 tone = ActTone(MidCh,note): GOTO 520 -509 vol = ActVol(MidCh, note): GOTO 540 -510 ActVol(MidCh,note) = vol: GOTO 540 -511 m = MidCh: n = a: GOTO 600 - -520 'Subroutine: Update note pitch. Input: c,MidCh,tone. CHANGES q,p,o,x,h# -521 ' 907*2^(n/12) * (8363) / 44100 -522 h# = 172.00093# * EXP(.057762265#*(tone+ChBend#(MidCh))): GOTO 10'OPL_NoteOn - -530 'Subroutine: Update note pan. Input: c,MidCh -531 chpan(c) = ChPanning(MidCh): GOTO 38 'OPL_Pan - -540 'Subroutine: Update note volume. Input: c,MidCh,vol. CHANGES q,p,o,v -541 v = vol * ChVolume(MidCh): GOTO 20 'OPL_Touch - -600 'Subroutine: Deallocate active note (m = MidCh, n = index). CHANGES c,x,q -601 'Uses m instead of MidCh because called also from alloc-collision code. -602 x = ActCount(m) ' Find how many active notes -603 q = ActList(m,n) ' q=note to be deactivated -604 ActRev(m,q) = 0 ' that note is no more -605 ActCount(m) = x-1 ' The list is now shorter -606 c = ActAdlChn(m,q) ' But wait, which adlib channel was it on, again? -607 chon(c)=0: chage#(c)=0: GOSUB 8'OPL_NoteOff -608 LOCATE 20-c, chx(c): COLOR 1: PRINT "."; -610 IF n = x THEN RETURN' Did we delete the last note? -611 q = ActList(m,x) ' q = last note in list -612 ActList(m,n) = q ' move into the deleted slot -613 ActRev(m,q) = n -614 cha(ActAdlChn(m,q)) = n -615 RETURN - -760 'This FM Instrument Data comes from Miles Sound System, as used -761 'in the following PC games: Star Control III and Asterix, under -762 'the name AIL (Audio Interface Library). Today, AIL has been -763 'released as "open-source freeware" under the name Miles Sound System. -764 'AIL was used in more than fifty PC games, but so far, I have found -765 'this particular set of General MIDI FM patches only in SC3 and Asterix. -766 'Other games using AIL used different sets of FM patches. There is no -767 'particular reason for preferring this patch set, and in fact, the -768 'descendant of this program, ADLMIDI, http://iki.fi/source/adlmidi.html , -769 'features a large set of different FM patch sets to choose from. - -773 'In the Youtube video, I enter this huge blob of DATA lines very quickly -774 'by using a preprogrammed input TSR, "inputter", which I made just for -775 'this purpose. -776 'It inputs the inline command "COLOR 0,4", turning text into black on red, -777 'and then starts entering DATA lines in an arbitrary geometrical fashion. -778 'After inputting, the text color is reset to normal with "COLOR 7,0". -779 'Of course, the whole time, the poor syntax highlighter TSR (synhili) -780 'does its best to make sense of whatever is being displayed on the screen, -781 'causing the text to stay red only for a short while, whereever the cursor -782 'was last. The resulting effect looks very cool, and most importantly, -783 'the long sequence of DATA gets input in a non-boring manner. - -790 'The data bytes are: -791 ' [0,1] AM/VIB/EG/KSR/Multiple bits for carrier and modulator respectively -792 ' [2,3] KSL/Attenuation settings for carrier and modulator respectively -793 ' [4,5] Attack and decay rates for carrier and modulator respectively -794 ' [6,7] Sustain and release rates for carrier and modulator respectively -795 ' [8,9] Wave select settings for carrier and modulator respectively -796 ' [10] Feedback/connection bits for the channel (also stereo/pan bits) -797 ' [11] For percussive instruments (GP35..GP87), the tone to play - -800 DATA 1, 1,143, 6,242,242,244,247,0,0, 56, 0: REM GM1:AcouGrandPiano -801 DATA 1, 1, 75, 0,242,242,244,247,0,0, 56, 0: REM GM2:BrightAcouGrand -802 DATA 1, 1, 73, 0,242,242,244,246,0,0, 56, 0: REM GM3:ElecGrandPiano -803 DATA 129, 65, 18, 0,242,242,247,247,0,0, 54, 0: REM GM4:Honky-tonkPiano -804 DATA 1, 1, 87, 0,241,242,247,247,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM5:Rhodes Piano -805 DATA 1, 1,147, 0,241,242,247,247,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM6:Chorused Piano -806 DATA 1, 22,128, 14,161,242,242,245,0,0, 56, 0: REM GM7:Harpsichord -807 DATA 1, 1,146, 0,194,194,248,248,0,0, 58, 0: REM GM8:Clavinet -808 DATA 12,129, 92, 0,246,243,244,245,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM9:Celesta -809 DATA 7, 17,151,128,243,242,242,241,0,0, 50, 0: REM GM10:Glockenspiel -810 DATA 23, 1, 33, 0, 84,244,244,244,0,0, 50, 0: REM GM11:Music box -811 DATA 152,129, 98, 0,243,242,246,246,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM12:Vibraphone -812 DATA 24, 1, 35, 0,246,231,246,247,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM13:Marimba -813 DATA 21, 1,145, 0,246,246,246,246,0,0, 52, 0: REM GM14:Xylophone -814 DATA 69,129, 89,128,211,163,243,243,0,0, 60, 0: REM GM15:Tubular Bells -815 DATA 3,129, 73,128,117,181,245,245,1,0, 52, 0: REM GM16:Dulcimer -816 DATA 113, 49,146, 0,246,241, 20, 7,0,0, 50, 0: REM GM17:Hammond Organ -817 DATA 114, 48, 20, 0,199,199, 88, 8,0,0, 50, 0: REM GM18:Percussive Organ -818 DATA 112,177, 68, 0,170,138, 24, 8,0,0, 52, 0: REM GM19:Rock Organ -819 DATA 35,177,147, 0,151, 85, 35, 20,1,0, 52, 0: REM GM20:Church Organ -820 DATA 97,177, 19,128,151, 85, 4, 4,1,0, 48, 0: REM GM21:Reed Organ -821 DATA 36,177, 72, 0,152, 70, 42, 26,1,0, 60, 0: REM GM22:Accordion -822 DATA 97, 33, 19, 0,145, 97, 6, 7,1,0, 58, 0: REM GM23:Harmonica -823 DATA 33,161, 19,137,113, 97, 6, 7,0,0, 54, 0: REM GM24:Tango Accordion -824 DATA 2, 65,156,128,243,243,148,200,1,0, 60, 0: REM GM25:Acoustic Guitar1 -825 DATA 3, 17, 84, 0,243,241,154,231,1,0, 60, 0: REM GM26:Acoustic Guitar2 -826 DATA 35, 33, 95, 0,241,242, 58,248,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM27:Electric Guitar1 -827 DATA 3, 33,135,128,246,243, 34,248,1,0, 54, 0: REM GM28:Electric Guitar2 -828 DATA 3, 33, 71, 0,249,246, 84, 58,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM29:Electric Guitar3 -829 DATA 35, 33, 74, 5,145,132, 65, 25,1,0, 56, 0: REM GM30:Overdrive Guitar -830 DATA 35, 33, 74, 0,149,148, 25, 25,1,0, 56, 0: REM GM31:Distorton Guitar -831 DATA 9,132,161,128, 32,209, 79,248,0,0, 56, 0: REM GM32:Guitar Harmonics -832 DATA 33,162, 30, 0,148,195, 6,166,0,0, 50, 0: REM GM33:Acoustic Bass -833 DATA 49, 49, 18, 0,241,241, 40, 24,0,0, 58, 0: REM GM34:Electric Bass 1 -834 DATA 49, 49,141, 0,241,241,232,120,0,0, 58, 0: REM GM35:Electric Bass 2 -835 DATA 49, 50, 91, 0, 81,113, 40, 72,0,0, 60, 0: REM GM36:Fretless Bass -836 DATA 1, 33,139, 64,161,242,154,223,0,0, 56, 0: REM GM37:Slap Bass 1 -837 DATA 33, 33,139, 8,162,161, 22,223,0,0, 56, 0: REM GM38:Slap Bass 2 -838 DATA 49, 49,139, 0,244,241,232,120,0,0, 58, 0: REM GM39:Synth Bass 1 -839 DATA 49, 49, 18, 0,241,241, 40, 24,0,0, 58, 0: REM GM40:Synth Bass 2 -840 DATA 49, 33, 21, 0,221, 86, 19, 38,1,0, 56, 0: REM GM41:Violin -841 DATA 49, 33, 22, 0,221,102, 19, 6,1,0, 56, 0: REM GM42:Viola -842 DATA 113, 49, 73, 0,209, 97, 28, 12,1,0, 56, 0: REM GM43:Cello -843 DATA 33, 35, 77,128,113,114, 18, 6,1,0, 50, 0: REM GM44:Contrabass -844 DATA 241,225, 64, 0,241,111, 33, 22,1,0, 50, 0: REM GM45:Tremulo Strings -845 DATA 2, 1, 26,128,245,133,117, 53,1,0, 48, 0: REM GM46:Pizzicato String -846 DATA 2, 1, 29,128,245,243,117,244,1,0, 48, 0: REM GM47:Orchestral Harp -847 DATA 16, 17, 65, 0,245,242, 5,195,1,0, 50, 0: REM GM48:Timpany -848 DATA 33,162,155, 1,177,114, 37, 8,1,0, 62, 0: REM GM49:String Ensemble1 -849 DATA 161, 33,152, 0,127, 63, 3, 7,1,1, 48, 0: REM GM50:String Ensemble2 -850 DATA 161, 97,147, 0,193, 79, 18, 5,0,0, 58, 0: REM GM51:Synth Strings 1 -851 DATA 33, 97, 24, 0,193, 79, 34, 5,0,0, 60, 0: REM GM52:SynthStrings 2 -852 DATA 49,114, 91,131,244,138, 21, 5,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM53:Choir Aahs -853 DATA 161, 97,144, 0,116,113, 57,103,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM54:Voice Oohs -854 DATA 113,114, 87, 0, 84,122, 5, 5,0,0, 60, 0: REM GM55:Synth Voice -855 DATA 144, 65, 0, 0, 84,165, 99, 69,0,0, 56, 0: REM GM56:Orchestra Hit -856 DATA 33, 33,146, 1,133,143, 23, 9,0,0, 60, 0: REM GM57:Trumpet -857 DATA 33, 33,148, 5,117,143, 23, 9,0,0, 60, 0: REM GM58:Trombone -858 DATA 33, 97,148, 0,118,130, 21, 55,0,0, 60, 0: REM GM59:Tuba -859 DATA 49, 33, 67, 0,158, 98, 23, 44,1,1, 50, 0: REM GM60:Muted Trumpet -860 DATA 33, 33,155, 0, 97,127,106, 10,0,0, 50, 0: REM GM61:French Horn -861 DATA 97, 34,138, 6,117,116, 31, 15,0,0, 56, 0: REM GM62:Brass Section -862 DATA 161, 33,134,131,114,113, 85, 24,1,0, 48, 0: REM GM63:Synth Brass 1 -863 DATA 33, 33, 77, 0, 84,166, 60, 28,0,0, 56, 0: REM GM64:Synth Brass 2 -864 DATA 49, 97,143, 0,147,114, 2, 11,1,0, 56, 0: REM GM65:Soprano Sax -865 DATA 49, 97,142, 0,147,114, 3, 9,1,0, 56, 0: REM GM66:Alto Sax -866 DATA 49, 97,145, 0,147,130, 3, 9,1,0, 58, 0: REM GM67:Tenor Sax -867 DATA 49, 97,142, 0,147,114, 15, 15,1,0, 58, 0: REM GM68:Baritone Sax -868 DATA 33, 33, 75, 0,170,143, 22, 10,1,0, 56, 0: REM GM69:Oboe -869 DATA 49, 33,144, 0,126,139, 23, 12,1,1, 54, 0: REM GM70:English Horn -870 DATA 49, 50,129, 0,117, 97, 25, 25,1,0, 48, 0: REM GM71:Bassoon -871 DATA 50, 33,144, 0,155,114, 33, 23,0,0, 52, 0: REM GM72:Clarinet -872 DATA 225,225, 31, 0,133,101, 95, 26,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM73:Piccolo -873 DATA 225,225, 70, 0,136,101, 95, 26,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM74:Flute -874 DATA 161, 33,156, 0,117,117, 31, 10,0,0, 50, 0: REM GM75:Recorder -875 DATA 49, 33,139, 0,132,101, 88, 26,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM76:Pan Flute -876 DATA 225,161, 76, 0,102,101, 86, 38,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM77:Bottle Blow -877 DATA 98,161,203, 0,118, 85, 70, 54,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM78:Shakuhachi -878 DATA 98,161,153, 0, 87, 86, 7, 7,0,0, 59, 0: REM GM79:Whistle -879 DATA 98,161,147, 0,119,118, 7, 7,0,0, 59, 0: REM GM80:Ocarina -880 DATA 34, 33, 89, 0,255,255, 3, 15,2,0, 48, 0: REM GM81:Lead 1 squareea -881 DATA 33, 33, 14, 0,255,255, 15, 15,1,1, 48, 0: REM GM82:Lead 2 sawtooth -882 DATA 34, 33, 70,128,134,100, 85, 24,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM83:Lead 3 calliope -883 DATA 33,161, 69, 0,102,150, 18, 10,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM84:Lead 4 chiff -884 DATA 33, 34,139, 0,146,145, 42, 42,1,0, 48, 0: REM GM85:Lead 5 charang -885 DATA 162, 97,158, 64,223,111, 5, 7,0,0, 50, 0: REM GM86:Lead 6 voice -886 DATA 32, 96, 26, 0,239,143, 1, 6,0,2, 48, 0: REM GM87:Lead 7 fifths -887 DATA 33, 33,143,128,241,244, 41, 9,0,0, 58, 0: REM GM88:Lead 8 brass -888 DATA 119,161,165, 0, 83,160,148, 5,0,0, 50, 0: REM GM89:Pad 1 new age -889 DATA 97,177, 31,128,168, 37, 17, 3,0,0, 58, 0: REM GM90:Pad 2 warm -890 DATA 97, 97, 23, 0,145, 85, 52, 22,0,0, 60, 0: REM GM91:Pad 3 polysynth -891 DATA 113,114, 93, 0, 84,106, 1, 3,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM92:Pad 4 choir -892 DATA 33,162,151, 0, 33, 66, 67, 53,0,0, 56, 0: REM GM93:Pad 5 bowedpad -893 DATA 161, 33, 28, 0,161, 49,119, 71,1,1, 48, 0: REM GM94:Pad 6 metallic -894 DATA 33, 97,137, 3, 17, 66, 51, 37,0,0, 58, 0: REM GM95:Pad 7 halo -895 DATA 161, 33, 21, 0, 17,207, 71, 7,1,0, 48, 0: REM GM96:Pad 8 sweep -896 DATA 58, 81,206, 0,248,134,246, 2,0,0, 50, 0: REM GM97:FX 1 rain -897 DATA 33, 33, 21, 0, 33, 65, 35, 19,1,0, 48, 0: REM GM98:FX 2 soundtrack -898 DATA 6, 1, 91, 0,116,165,149,114,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM99:FX 3 crystal -899 DATA 34, 97,146,131,177,242,129, 38,0,0, 60, 0: REM GM100:FX 4 atmosphere -900 DATA 65, 66, 77, 0,241,242, 81,245,1,0, 48, 0: REM GM101:FX 5 brightness -901 DATA 97,163,148,128, 17, 17, 81, 19,1,0, 54, 0: REM GM102:FX 6 goblins -902 DATA 97,161,140,128, 17, 29, 49, 3,0,0, 54, 0: REM GM103:FX 7 echoes -903 DATA 164, 97, 76, 0,243,129,115, 35,1,0, 52, 0: REM GM104:FX 8 sci-fi -904 DATA 2, 7,133, 3,210,242, 83,246,0,1, 48, 0: REM GM105:Sitar -905 DATA 17, 19, 12,128,163,162, 17,229,1,0, 48, 0: REM GM106:Banjo -906 DATA 17, 17, 6, 0,246,242, 65,230,1,2, 52, 0: REM GM107:Shamisen -907 DATA 147,145,145, 0,212,235, 50, 17,0,1, 56, 0: REM GM108:Koto -908 DATA 4, 1, 79, 0,250,194, 86, 5,0,0, 60, 0: REM GM109:Kalimba -909 DATA 33, 34, 73, 0,124,111, 32, 12,0,1, 54, 0: REM GM110:Bagpipe -910 DATA 49, 33,133, 0,221, 86, 51, 22,1,0, 58, 0: REM GM111:Fiddle -911 DATA 32, 33, 4,129,218,143, 5, 11,2,0, 54, 0: REM GM112:Shanai -912 DATA 5, 3,106,128,241,195,229,229,0,0, 54, 0: REM GM113:Tinkle Bell -913 DATA 7, 2, 21, 0,236,248, 38, 22,0,0, 58, 0: REM GM114:Agogo Bells -914 DATA 5, 1,157, 0,103,223, 53, 5,0,0, 56, 0: REM GM115:Steel Drums -915 DATA 24, 18,150, 0,250,248, 40,229,0,0, 58, 0: REM GM116:Woodblock -916 DATA 16, 0,134, 3,168,250, 7, 3,0,0, 54, 0: REM GM117:Taiko Drum -917 DATA 17, 16, 65, 3,248,243, 71, 3,2,0, 52, 0: REM GM118:Melodic Tom -918 DATA 1, 16,142, 0,241,243, 6, 2,2,0, 62, 0: REM GM119:Synth Drum -919 DATA 14,192, 0, 0, 31, 31, 0,255,0,3, 62, 0: REM GM120:Reverse Cymbal -920 DATA 6, 3,128,136,248, 86, 36,132,0,2, 62, 0: REM GM121:Guitar FretNoise -921 DATA 14,208, 0, 5,248, 52, 0, 4,0,3, 62, 0: REM GM122:Breath Noise -922 DATA 14,192, 0, 0,246, 31, 0, 2,0,3, 62, 0: REM GM123:Seashore -923 DATA 213,218,149, 64, 55, 86,163, 55,0,0, 48, 0: REM GM124:Bird Tweet -924 DATA 53, 20, 92, 8,178,244, 97, 21,2,0, 58, 0: REM GM125:Telephone -925 DATA 14,208, 0, 0,246, 79, 0,245,0,3, 62, 0: REM GM126:Helicopter -926 DATA 38,228, 0, 0,255, 18, 1, 22,0,1, 62, 0: REM GM127:Applause/Noise -927 DATA 0, 0, 0, 0,243,246,240,201,0,2, 62, 0: REM GM128:Gunshot -928 DATA 16, 17, 68, 0,248,243,119, 6,2,0, 56, 35: REM GP35:Ac Bass Drum -929 DATA 16, 17, 68, 0,248,243,119, 6,2,0, 56, 35: REM GP36:Bass Drum 1 -930 DATA 2, 17, 7, 0,249,248,255,255,0,0, 56, 52: REM GP37:Side Stick -931 DATA 0, 0, 0, 0,252,250, 5, 23,2,0, 62, 48: REM GP38:Acoustic Snare -932 DATA 0, 1, 2, 0,255,255, 7, 8,0,0, 48, 58: REM GP39:Hand Clap -933 DATA 0, 0, 0, 0,252,250, 5, 23,2,0, 62, 60: REM GP40:Electric Snare -934 DATA 0, 0, 0, 0,246,246, 12, 6,0,0, 52, 47: REM GP41:Low Floor Tom -935 DATA 12, 18, 0, 0,246,251, 8, 71,0,2, 58, 43: REM GP42:Closed High Hat -936 DATA 0, 0, 0, 0,246,246, 12, 6,0,0, 52, 49: REM GP43:High Floor Tom -937 DATA 12, 18, 0, 5,246,123, 8, 71,0,2, 58, 43: REM GP44:Pedal High Hat -938 DATA 0, 0, 0, 0,246,246, 12, 6,0,0, 52, 51: REM GP45:Low Tom -939 DATA 12, 18, 0, 0,246,203, 2, 67,0,2, 58, 43: REM GP46:Open High Hat -940 DATA 0, 0, 0, 0,246,246, 12, 6,0,0, 52, 54: REM GP47:Low-Mid Tom -941 DATA 0, 0, 0, 0,246,246, 12, 6,0,0, 52, 57: REM GP48:High-Mid Tom -942 DATA 14,208, 0, 0,246,159, 0, 2,0,3, 62, 72: REM GP49:Crash Cymbal 1 -943 DATA 0, 0, 0, 0,246,246, 12, 6,0,0, 52, 60: REM GP50:High Tom -944 DATA 14, 7, 8, 74,248,244, 66,228,0,3, 62, 76: REM GP51:Ride Cymbal 1 -945 DATA 14,208, 0, 10,245,159, 48, 2,0,0, 62, 84: REM GP52:Chinese Cymbal -946 DATA 14, 7, 10, 93,228,245,228,229,3,1, 54, 36: REM GP53:Ride Bell -947 DATA 2, 5, 3, 10,180,151, 4,247,0,0, 62, 65: REM GP54:Tambourine -948 DATA 78,158, 0, 0,246,159, 0, 2,0,3, 62, 84: REM GP55:Splash Cymbal -949 DATA 17, 16, 69, 8,248,243, 55, 5,2,0, 56, 83: REM GP56:Cow Bell -950 DATA 14,208, 0, 0,246,159, 0, 2,0,3, 62, 84: REM GP57:Crash Cymbal 2 -951 DATA 128, 16, 0, 13,255,255, 3, 20,3,0, 60, 24: REM GP58:Vibraslap -952 DATA 14, 7, 8, 74,248,244, 66,228,0,3, 62, 77: REM GP59:Ride Cymbal 2 -953 DATA 6, 2, 11, 0,245,245, 12, 8,0,0, 54, 60: REM GP60:High Bongo -954 DATA 1, 2, 0, 0,250,200,191,151,0,0, 55, 65: REM GP61:Low Bongo -955 DATA 1, 1, 81, 0,250,250,135,183,0,0, 54, 59: REM GP62:Mute High Conga -956 DATA 1, 2, 84, 0,250,248,141,184,0,0, 54, 51: REM GP63:Open High Conga -957 DATA 1, 2, 89, 0,250,248,136,182,0,0, 54, 45: REM GP64:Low Conga -958 DATA 1, 0, 0, 0,249,250, 10, 6,3,0, 62, 71: REM GP65:High Timbale -959 DATA 0, 0,128, 0,249,246,137,108,3,0, 62, 60: REM GP66:Low Timbale -960 DATA 3, 12,128, 8,248,246,136,182,3,0, 63, 58: REM GP67:High Agogo -961 DATA 3, 12,133, 0,248,246,136,182,3,0, 63, 53: REM GP68:Low Agogo -962 DATA 14, 0, 64, 8,118,119, 79, 24,0,2, 62, 64: REM GP69:Cabasa -963 DATA 14, 3, 64, 0,200,155, 73,105,0,2, 62, 71: REM GP70:Maracas -964 DATA 215,199,220, 0,173,141, 5, 5,3,0, 62, 61: REM GP71:Short Whistle -965 DATA 215,199,220, 0,168,136, 4, 4,3,0, 62, 61: REM GP72:Long Whistle -966 DATA 128, 17, 0, 0,246,103, 6, 23,3,3, 62, 44: REM GP73:Short Guiro -967 DATA 128, 17, 0, 9,245, 70, 5, 22,2,3, 62, 40: REM GP74:Long Guiro -968 DATA 6, 21, 63, 0, 0,247,244,245,0,0, 49, 69: REM GP75:Claves -969 DATA 6, 18, 63, 0, 0,247,244,245,3,0, 48, 68: REM GP76:High Wood Block -970 DATA 6, 18, 63, 0, 0,247,244,245,0,0, 49, 63: REM GP77:Low Wood Block -971 DATA 1, 2, 88, 0,103,117,231, 7,0,0, 48, 74: REM GP78:Mute Cuica -972 DATA 65, 66, 69, 8,248,117, 72, 5,0,0, 48, 60: REM GP79:Open Cuica -973 DATA 10, 30, 64, 78,224,255,240, 5,3,0, 56, 80: REM GP80:Mute Triangle -974 DATA 10, 30,124, 82,224,255,240, 2,3,0, 56, 64: REM GP81:Open Triangle -975 DATA 14, 0, 64, 8,122,123, 74, 27,0,2, 62, 72: REM GP82 -976 DATA 14, 7, 10, 64,228, 85,228, 57,3,1, 54, 73: REM GP83 -977 DATA 5, 4, 5, 64,249,214, 50,165,3,0, 62, 70: REM GP84 -978 DATA 2, 21, 63, 0, 0,247,243,245,3,0, 56, 68: REM GP85 -979 DATA 1, 2, 79, 0,250,248,141,181,0,0, 55, 48: REM GP86 -980 DATA 0, 0, 0, 0,246,246, 12, 6,0,0, 52, 53: REM GP87 -- cgit v1.2.3