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Originally Posted by d0pefish
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That's not the right ASAP :)
It's this ASAP: http://asap.sourceforge.net/
It's a plugin used to play Atari 8-bit tunes, from oldskool games, demos, and so on. There's a huge archive of stuff you can listen to at this site:
http://asma.atari.org/ - thousands of tunes in one big ZIP or RAR if you like.
It's fun stuff. 
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I was never a big atari fan. I'll pass on the trip down memory lane. But I bet game developers are loving it.
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Originally Posted by PocketBrain
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My cell phone will play MIDI files, and it's nowhere near as complex as the Axim. Should be a software solution; you don't need to provide all the musical instrument sounds, just the most used. Still might be a tall undertaking, possibly could emulate an old SB16 for this purpose.
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There are plenty of Pocket PC Midi Players. TCPMP just isn't one of them.