The following VAPI drivers are included as part of Sequencer Plus 4.11, except
as noted. "**" denotes "ganged" output, which means the external MIDI port
AND the internal wavetable synth play together.
Supported MIDI Interfaces (including Sound Cards):
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AdLib
AdLib Gold, 2000 vapiADG.com + sapiADG.com
original card (no Midi !) vapiNUL.com + sapiFM1.com
Advanced Gravis No Support
Analog Devices
Personal Sound System chipset vapiPSS.com + sapiPSS.com
includes DSP-16, ADSP-16, 16-DSP
Antex
Z1 vapiZ1.com + sapiZ1.com
ASC / OmniLabs / DAK / BSR / V&V
AudioMaster / MediaMaster tapiASC.com
ATI Technologies
VGA Stereo FX, Stereo FX vapiATI.com + sapiATI.com
Stereo FX CD vapiATI2.com + sapiATI2.com
Aztech Labs
Sound Galaxy and others, incl. OEM vapiSG.com +sapi!OPL.com
Sound Galaxy NX-PRO vapiNXP.com + sapiNXP.com
Business Audio (no Midi) vapiNUL.com + sapi!OPL.com
(Aztech OEM's their cards to many other companies.)
Cardinal Technologies
Sound Studio, Sound Vision vapiGSS1.com + sapiGSS1.com
DSP-16 (Digital Sound Pro 16) vapiPSS2.com + sapiPSS2.com
CMS (Computer Music Supply) Not supported (except for Mpu-401 model)
Compaq Computers
ESS chipset no Midi = vapiNUL, or
vapiESS.com + sapi!ESS.com
Computer Peripherals
ViVa Maestro 16 vapiMPU.com + sapiVM16.com
ViVa Maestro Pro vapiNXP.com + sapiNXP.com
Covox
Sound Master II & Midi Maestro vapiSMA.com
Creative Labs
Sound Blaster (orig.& Pro) vapiSB.com + sapiSB.com
Sound Blaster 16 & "Vibra" vapiSB16.com + sapi!SB3.com
Awe-32, Awe-64, SB-32 vapiSB16.com + sapiAWE.com
SAPI driver for Emu wavetable sapiAWE.com (not incl. w/Seq+ install,
download instead)
Ensoniq
Soundscape (Elite), Vivo vapiMPU.com **
Soundscape (original) vapiSNDS.com
Gallant (CompuMedia)
SC-4000 vapiGAL4.com + sapiGAL4.com
SC-5000 vapiGAL5.com + sapiGAL5.com
SC-6000 vapiGAL6.com + sapiGAL6.com
IBM
MFC (Music Feature Card) vapiMFC.com + sapiMFC.com
Jovian Logic
Sonia vapiJOV.com + sapiJOV.com
Key Electronics No Support (exc. Mpu-401 model)
Korg USA
modules & keyboards
w/IBM serial port, includes 05R/W vapiTG.com
Media Vision
Jazz 16
(OEM'd to other companies) vapiMPU.com
Pro Audio Spectrum (orig.8 bit) vapiMV.com + sapiMV.com
Pro Audio Studio & Fusion vapiMPU.com + sapi!OPL.com
Pro Audio Spectrum 16 vapiMV2.com + sapi!MV2.com
note: PAS-16 was re-labelled by other OEM's,
such as Logitech SoundMan 16, MediaStar, ThunderMedia. AudioTech
MidiMan No Support (exc. Mpu-401 model)
MOTU (Mark of the Unicorn) No Support for Seq+:
Music Quest (now part of Opcode)
PC Midi Card & MQX-16 (not "S") vapiMPU.com
MQX-16s (SMPTE) vapi16S.com
MQX-32m (2 outs + SMPTE) vapiMQX.com
Note/1 (parallel port) vapiN1.com
Note/1+ (parallel port, 2 outs) vapiN1P.com
2Port/SE vapiSE2.com (drv damaged in 4.11
(parallel port, 2 in/out, SMPTE) install, download instead)
8Port/SE NO SUPPORT (as Seq+ only allows 2 ins!)
(parallel port, 8 in/out, SMPTE)
Opcode
PC Translator (parallel port) NO SUPPORT
repackaged Music Quest products see Music Quest list
OPTi based sound cards
OPTi 928 vapi928.com + sapi!OPL
OPTi 929 vapi929.com + sapi!OPL
all other models (924, 930, 931) NO SUPPORT
Orchid Technologies
Sound Producer Pro vapiNXP.com + sapiNXP.com
Sound Wave32, GameWave32 vapiPSS.com + sapiPSS.com
PAiA Electronics
PCM-68 vapiPAIA.com
PCM-68ex (2 in/2 out) vapiPAI2.com
Packard Bell
Aztech sound cards vapiSG.com + sapi!OPL.com
Reveal sound cards vapiMPU.com + sapi!OPL.com
Reveal
most cards vapiMPU.com +
(incl. Ensoniq, Aztech & AMD)
other Aztech models vapiNXP.com or vapiSG.com + sapi!OPL.com
Roland Corp.
MPU-401 / LAPC-1 vapiMPU.com
PCMCIA card vapiMPU.com
RAP-10 vapiRAPT.com
SC-7, SC-55 Mk.II, SC-88 vapiRSM.com
(and serial port sound modules)
(Sierra) Aria chipset cards vapiMPU.com + sapiaria.com
includes: ASL "Cyber Audio",
Addtech "Sound 2000", Zoltrix "Tess"
Tandy Corp.
Sensation vapiMMA.com + sapiOPL3
Turtle Beach Systems
Multisound (Classic & Monterey) vapiTBMS.com
Multisound Pinnacle vapiMPU.com **
Malibu vapiMPU.com **
Maui vapiMPU.com (initialized in DOS first)
Monte Carlo 928 vapi928.com + sapi!opl.com
Monte Carlo 929, Opti 929 vapi929.com + sapi!opl.com
PCI cards (Daytona, Montego) NO SUPPORT
WaveFront synth cards (SetupSnd DOS init first) vapiMPU.com **
(Aside from Multisound Classic, we do not support these cards in Sequencer
Plus- as some users have been able to initialize the cards in their systems
in DOS properly for use with the vapiMPU driver- which will only work on
the lower IRQ's on these cards.)
Voyetra Technologies
OP-4001 vapiMPU.com
V-22 (2 in, 2 out) vapi22.com (driver damaged in 4.11
install, download instead)
V-24s (2 in, 4 out, SMPTE) vapi24s.com
V-4000, V-4001 vapiMPU.com
VP-11 (parallel port) vapiVP.11.com (Win3.1 only.No Win95 drv)
Yamaha
C1 Music Computer Yamaha CAPI driver 1.08
(2 in, 8 out, SMPTE)
TG-100, MU-80, "Hello Music" vapiTG.com
(& other IBM serial port modules)
Notes:
Devices designed later than 1994 are unlikely to work, unless the device is
internal and the MIDI port is MPU-401-compatible in DOS.
FM synthesizer sound cards will generically work with Sapi!OPL ("SuperSapi"),
SapiOPL3 (for the 4 op Yamaha chip) and SapiFM1 (for the older 2 op). Voyetra
often labeled the FM "SAPI" drivers for their respective manufacturers, but
all except ESS use the actual Yamaha FM chipset. (FM emulation should work
with the typical Yamaha OPL driver in most cases.)
Wavetable Synthesis sound cards appearing after this time may have the Synth
chip "ganged" with the MPU-401-style MIDI port. These cards include Ensoniq &
Roland, but NOT Creative AWE- or SB- series. Sometimes MIDI Headers would be
accessed in this manner (which would include the Creative cards just
mentioned).
VAPI MIDI drivers generally search for the IRQ, excepting the VapiMPU.com
driver- which searches the lower IRQ's. Sometimes a driver can be loaded on
an upper IRQ with the /irq:xx command line, such as
VAPIMPU /IRQ:12 /addr:330
however, there are often modern cards that will not work with our drivers on
an upper IRQ, and therefore it would be advised that you alter the IRQ to be
below 9. (For those who don't know, IRQ 2 = IRQ 9 in the IBM-compatible PC
world.)
NOTE:
These MIDI Interfaces were designed for DOS and Windows 3.1.
They may not install or perform as expected in later Operating Systems.
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