arf, I dunno what's worse, having to use a mouse in a tracker, or wait a few seconds for settings-scan on a slower MSX .. :S

Most trackers nowadays use a mouse. I use Reason and wouldn't know how to compose something without my beloved mouse. But you are right when saying that MBWave is better off without a mouse.

The one I'm using/betatesting is a clone of IT2 (which was a clone of ST3), while it's a VSTi, that's basically the only mouse part, the rest is all-keys.
*click* That Galaxy tune I made was done with it.. (the notes, that is, sound came from Halion3)

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But when I started the program for the first time, I missed one very little thing and that are the MSX-system roms. I only have some strange C-Bios thingies that only do cartridges.

Please check this for an extensive reply: http://openmsx.sourceforge.net/manual/setup.html#systemroms

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So my question is: "How do I make Open MSX behave like my real MSX at home(Turbo R GT, Moonsound, GFX 9k, IDE-CF thingie, Z380, Slotexpander, Music Module)?"

Z380 is not supported, sorry. The rest is. GFX9K is not as accurate as the V99x8 VDP's, but it's still running almost all known GFX9K software as it should.

to hit 2 birds with one stone (and prevent you from lots of searching), copy the roms in blueMSX\Machines\Shared Roms to openMSX\share\systemroms and you have 2 nicely working emulators

Thanks y'all

Little update: Maybe It's because of the wine I drank tonight or something, but I've downloaded/installed Blue MSX and it really rocks. What a great program this is. I didn't know emulators were so advanced nowadays. Congratulations. Really love it!