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still love how i can switch between sound cards for midi playback

nsfw, selfie 

shark gets buzzed in at least two ways tonight~

horny, alcohol ment. 

@WeedSenpai it's actually pretty rare that i drink in public, but i've always gotta struggle to hide my hard hen whenever I do haha

horny, alcohol ment. 

idk what the fuck it is, but having any alcoholic drink (even just my usual cider) leads to horny shark

like i always get hard after a lil bit

and my dick typically takes a long while to get hard now but not when i've been drinking @~@

@Caste@snouts.online yea, happens a lot with loose tank tops that have almost-matching fronts and backs @~@

long post, old comp stuff 

-The ISA card's slower clock compared to the PCI card is obvious when messing around in adplay (playing .adl files and having garbage audio play)
-Windows may stop playing sound effects on both cards at complete random, but appears to fix itself after a bit.

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long post, old comp stuff 

So, i've got both sound cards in my old comp.

I've noticed some really weird things as a result of having two sound cards in the same system:

-One of the cards hogs port 388, so games that use this for opl2/3 music (for Adlib compatibility) will always use the one card.
-One card has muffled playback of .wav files through Windows Media Player only, while the other has muffled digital audio playback in games.
-Both cards have a game port (they conflict with each other)

y'know, i gotta give ESS props for making decent sounding instruments for their ESFM cards

puu.sh/BKICy/09e3f167b3.wav OPL3 then ESFM

same portion of the song, those whistles are powerful

figuring out what roles my sonas would have if they all worked together on those heists Azu plans

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