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Computer sound card
The Mockingboard (a portmanteau between mockingbird and motherboard) is a sound card built by Sweet Micro Systems for the Apple II microcomputers. It provides
Mockingboard
Expansion card that provides input and output of audio signals
supported card, however, was the Mockingboard. Sweet Micro Systems sold the Mockingboard in various models. Early Mockingboard models ranged from 3 voices
Sound_card
Sound generation IC
Tiki 100 and later ZX Spectrum home computers. It was also used in the Mockingboard and Cricket sound cards for the Apple II and the Speech/Sound Cartridge
General_Instrument_AY-3-8910
Mockingboard and Super Music Synthesizer and the 1986 Applied Engineering Catalog claims that they actually sound better on Phasor. The Mockingboard provided
Apple_II_sound_cards
Music composition notation program
supports the Mockingboard expansion card for higher fidelity sound output, which software creator Will Harvey recommends ("Without the Mockingboard, it's like
Music_Construction_Set
latest versions of AppleWin include Ethernet support using Uthernet, Mockingboard and Phasor sound card support, SSI263 speech synthesis, hard drive disk
AppleWin
1984 music composition software
version also uses that system's sound hardware, while the Apple (with Mockingboard) and IBM PC versions require a Mindscape Music Board which was included
Bank_Street_Music_Writer
1985 video game
had happened with Ultima III, Ultima IV also included support for the Mockingboard sound card, which enabled Apple II users to have 3-voice music. Custom
Ultima IV: Quest of the Avatar
Ultima_IV:_Quest_of_the_Avatar
(Colour Genie, Oric 1, MSX, Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum 128, Elektor TVGC, Mockingboard, Speech/Sound Program Pak (TRS-80 Color Computer)), Intellivision N-type
List_of_sound_chips
Topics referred to by the same term
Mockingjay (disambiguation) All pages with titles containing Mockingbird Mockingboard, the Apple II speech synthesis card This disambiguation page lists articles
Mockingbird_(disambiguation)
Fourth model Apple II computer model
plug into the IIc's serial ports. Three popular such devices are the Mockingboard-D, Cricket, and Echo IIc. Apple sold the Monitor IIc, a 9 in (23 cm)
Apple_IIc
1983 video game
Original version. Complete soundtrack is included; requires the optional Mockingboard expansion card. Atari 8-bit 1983 Origin Systems Complete soundtrack is
Ultima_III:_Exodus
1984 video game
activated by pressing Ctrl-G while flying. The Apple II version can use a Mockingboard, if one is present, for greatly improved audio. Reception Skyfox was
Skyfox_(1984_video_game)
Defunct speech synthesis company
Products 'VS100' (for TRS-80 Model III) (SC-01-A) Sweet Micro Systems Mockingboard Speech I and 'Sound/Speech I' (SC-01-A) Heathkit HERO 1 (ET-18) Robot
Votrax
1984 video game
software until its June 1984 issue. The game is compatible with the Apple Mockingboard for additional sound. The Commodore 64 port replaced the graphical dithering
Black_Belt_(1984_video_game)
Apple II conference in the United States
16bit computers, primarily within the Apple II family. Responsible for Mockingboard v1, TransWarp GS Upgrades and the first to break the 10 MHz barrier with
KansasFest
2010-01-31. ReactiveMicro.com — Hard drive controllers, GS-RAM card, Mockingboard clone, replacement power supplies, No-Slot Clock, MicroDrive, TransWarp
Apple_II_peripheral_cards
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