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Some of you maybe remember old DOS game audio setup, the MIDI section usually also had the Roland MT-32 as option. Most of the MIDI of older games was actually
by Daniel_sk 6y ago
Some of you maybe remember old DOS game audio setup, the MIDI section usually also had the Roland MT-32 as option. Most of the MIDI of older games was actually recorded on MT-32 and you could hear the music in the original glory by using this device. It was expensive back then and still is - because of collectors and retro gamers. You can even connect it with DOSBox. Later DOS games used General MIDI (MT-32 was before MIDI was standardized) and there were more synthetizers to choose from, but a good pick is Roland SC-55 or SC-88VL. The music sounds phenomenal through the Roland, for example Monkey Island: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i3dB0qEcG20 https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=i3dB0qEcG20