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MACH-RID.DIX   MSX-Turbo R@p
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* The upper line is the explanation in Japanese.


A simple player that plays ADX files.

Take out the files in the folder and
Copy everything to the FDD disk.


* Stereo balance adjustment

A>ADXP CHKPAN

Mixer so that the center of the sound of the two OPLLs has the same sound balance
Adjust the left and right volume.
If you are using an emulator
It is recommended to use an application that can display the level meter.

Please refer to "MIXER-SET.jpg" for the basic balance setting.

The built-in side is on the left side for stereo playback. The output on the FM-PAC side is on the right side.
Set the PSG output to the center.
For Turbo R, set the output of the PCM sound source to the center.

You can play stereo by using Panasonic FM-PAC,
In the case of unmodified MSX, the sound is amplified because the two left and right sounds are mixed internally.
It may cause sound cracking.
Therefore, do not use FM-PAC if it is not modified.
It can be played completely in monaural without using FM-PAC.


Recording DIX files.

GMUSICS.DIX
SPHARI.DIX     MSX
SPHARI-T.DIX   MSX-Turbo R
MG2.DIX        MSX-Turbo R
YS.DIX	       MSX
MACH-RID.DIX   MSX-Turbo R
DRSAB.DIX      MSX
TDCR.DIX       MSX
TDCRP.DIX      MSX-Turbo R
RAYFORCE.DIX   MSX


Start up

A>ADXP GMUSICS.DIX

A>ADXP SPHARI.DIX

A>ADXP SPHARI-T.DIX

A>ADXP MG2.DIX

Playback starts with the space key.



* Start-up

A>ADXP FILENAME.ADX

No ADX extension is required.

A>ADXP FILENAME



If you read a DIX file, it will be in continuous play mode.

A>ADXP FILENAME.DIX

Please write the extension for identification as DIX.


* Optional settings.

A>ADXP FILENAME/Tn/Rn/Vn/Bn/Pn

Tn is the number of the data contained in the ADX data. n specifies 0 to 7. Page number in one ADX file.
* For DIX files, specify 1 to 98 for n. DIX file track number.


Rn is the number of times the song is repeated. Normally, twice without input n=1~98


Vn is the speed at which the sound fades out. n=1~10
1 is early. 10 is slow. The initial setting is 4.


Bn is a blank time setting between songs.     n=1~10
1 is short. 10 is long. The initial setting is 4.

Pn is a double PSG setting.	n: 0 Nomal PSG MODE
				n: 1 Double PSG ON
				n: 2 Double PSG ON2 Nomal PSG-> Double PSG

When "n" is set to 1, double PSG is initialized and can be used.
When "n" is set to 2, the built-in PSG is turned off and only the double PSG sounds.



* Operation system

Space key plays and pauses.

GRAPH key is stop.

Fast forward with CTRL key.

The "2" key plays slowly.


Operation with cursor keys.

 Proceed to the next track.
 Return to the previous track.

If you hit it repeatedly, you will be able to select the track number.
If you release the key and wait as it is,
The next selected track will be automatically loaded and played.

Even when waiting for PLAY with the SPACE key,
 you can select the track number with the cursor keys.



The ESC key is the end of the program and the end of batch processing.
* Used to end continuous playback in a batch file.




* When creating a batch file.

Since there is a continuous playback mode, I think that it will not be used much
You can do it.


A> COPY CON Created file name.BAT
ADXP FF1BTL
ADXP FF2BTL
ADXP FF3BTL1
^Z

Finally, enter "^Z" by pressing the CTRL and "Z" keys.
Press the return key to create it.

* It does not support the Kanji mode of MSX-DOS2.