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-  comments:
-  - author: Hasan Salim (iraq)
-    date: Thursday 12th January 2023
-    text: This was my first computer. My father bought it to me back in 1990. The system includes the NEC 6001mkII computer, cassette recorder, 3.5 floppy drive, 4-color plotter, joystick, and a monitor. I learned BASIC with it and also used it later to do machine language programming on it''s Z80 processor.
-  - author: Sal (NZ)
-    date: Tuesday 12th May 2020
-    text: |-
-      Please update sound section to mention that this computer also has an FM chip and an additional 3 channels of music playback.
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-      Details:
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-      PC-6001 Mk2 SR also has an FM synth accessible in N66SR BASIC, specifically: Yamaha YM2203. It allows playback of 3 additional channels for FM instruments/sounds bringing the total to 6 channels of music playback.
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-      Here''s a video captured of music playback on this computer that use both PSG and FM: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v$zvVq8MHoybA
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-      Playing both PSG and FM was as simple as using the play command with 6 arguments: $PLAY "cde","fga","cge","@3cde","@5fga","@7cge"$
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-      The "@" char is used for FM channels to specify instrument out of 12 preset instruments or using a custom instrument out of a few available slots.
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-      Cheers
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