I
have here the story of Crono and his adventures from 1000 A.D. to 600 A.D.
I've also put music on certain situations that's been played on the
same situations from the game also. All you have to do is click on
the play button every time you encounter a midi console (If you haven't
got it yet, I recommend you get a YAMAHA Soft Synthesizer S-YXG50 to hear
these midis...click here for more info.) Of course,
you can stop the music anytime you want to. This Chrono Trigger story is
very much incomplete and I'm still working on it (if ever I got hold of
the person that borrowed my cartridge). I've also added some "little" things
to add to the story...I hope it's ok? Anyway, enjoy!
Oh
by the way, I didn't make Crono mute anymore which he is in the game. He
could talk now! Yeehheey!
*Note*
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music and having troubles seeing the midi console, just keep reloading
the frame until you've downloaded all the midis on the page. Netscape users:
right click on the frame then select "Reload Frame". IE users: right click
on the frame then select "Refresh".
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Soft Synthesizer S-YXG50
The S-YXG50 Soft Synthesizer makes it possible for computers with MMX
technology Pentium processors to play back MIDI data with higher sound
quality than ever before. It uses the MMX commands that were added to MMX
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of previous Yamaha soft synthesizers for the Pentium processor. The results:
the playback audio is now CD-quality 44.1 kHz, the previous 360 sounds
have been increased to 676 sounds, and the single effect previously available
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