--- Mike O'Connor  wrote:
> >
> Hope that expands a bit - I have the same experience with an AOpen
> AW320 
> [Crystal CS4614 chipset] as the poster
> has with the CS4280 - I never use sound in WINOS2 or DOS, so have
> never 
> checked those aspects, but WAV/MIDI is fine here, using LBMIX08.

I agree that crystal had better support but I have the AW320 and
although the FM midi worked in os2 it didn't seem the midi map is
correct. Drums sounded like a hand crashing on a piano keyboard. I
hadn't figured out how to modify it. Also midi would crash often and
I'd end up with no sound almost every session. it has native winos2
support which is good and could play both wave and midi in winos2.

Franklin


		
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