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MiSTer FPGA mt32-pi
MiSTer FPGA mt32-pi
MiSTer FPGA mt32-pi
MiSTer FPGA mt32-pi
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MiSTer FPGA mt32-pi

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mt32-pi is bare metal Raspberry Pi emulation of the popular Roland MT32 MIDI device. It was created by d0pefish. Show him some love!

Features:

  • A simple interface for mt32-pi (no buttons or knobs - use the OSD :)
  • Includes a bracket to mount to the aluminum case :)
  • compatible with with Pi Zero 2 W, 3A+, 3B, and 4 (not included)
  • Includes PCB shim for use with Pi Zero 2 W
  • Includes revised USB 3 A male to USB 3 A male cable
    • Also works with the SNAX USB 3 cable
  • Upgraded power supply strongly recommended 

Installation:

  • When you power on the mt32-pi, you should see a MiSTer splash screen. If not, check the cable connecting to the mt32-pi to the User port. 

Customer Reviews

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TBoneSF

Works great...once I realized I had the wrong DIP settings for the Digital IO board. The switches on the DE10-Nano are in reverse order with SW3 being on the left and SW0 on the right.

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Etienne Lavallée
Amazing stuff

Its just amazing hearing how good dos games can sound with the mt32. I was hesitant at first, but Im glad I tried it out.

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Jeff S
Beautiful Sound

This makes games with MT32 support sound absolutely beautiful. Roland MT-32 was something I always saw on the sound options as a kid, but I generally had to stick to Adlib or eventually Sound Blaster. MT-32 was just this unobtainable dream, and to experience what I missed now on games I have fond memories of is absolutely a treat!

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Josh
Amazing!

Loving the hat on this - very clean.

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John
Tricky to put together but a great device

Bought this for better music in the ao486 core. Was not disappointed. Using with a RPi 3B+ from a retro pie build I no longer need. Easy to setup with the Mister. Config directions need to include i2c output for most setups.