Ah okay, well I will keep looking. I was looking for something like an internal sound card I can put into my PC. I got a message about the Creative Sound Blaster card, apparently it's not bad. I might end up getting that one, but I will still keep an eye on the one linked. Thanks.

I honestly don't know what you mean, are you talking about soundfonts? I haven't found one I even like in all honestly, and half the time programs like BassMIDI and and VirtualMIDISynth just crash at random. Could be my PC? I don't know. Besides, I'd much rather have the physical thing if that makes …

That sounds like a bit much for me, there's simply no modern sound cards around with a modern MIDI synthesizer in them? I'm not exactly literate when it comes to music stuff.

Is that related to the DreamBlaster card at all or are the MIDI voices just called "Dream" by coincidence? Also would a DreamBlaster X2 even work with a Sound Blaster RX?

Hello, I've looking into this for the past few days. I've found out about the Sound Blaster Audigy RX, but I heard it's pretty terrible (anyone got confirmation?). Does anyone know of a list for a modern sound card with MIDI synth? It doesn't have to be a sound card that emulates the sound of older …

Sorry to bump an old thread, does anyone have the files OP uploaded? The links are dead.

squiggly wrote: The file has obviously been terminated. What happens when you DIR in data...what do you see? I just see the contents.

When I try to install the 1995 Bethesda game Skynet with install.exe it simply says: "DOS: File not found: data\screen.col." Does anyone know what this means?

MiniMax wrote: My question is: Why do you want to let the monitor do the scaling? Because with CRT monitors you get those "lines" and I appreciate that look. philscomputerlab wrote: Just to clarify what you want. Do you "just" want the image to be full screen? Yeah, but not scaled by DOSBox.

Like instead of DOSBox itself doing it? I've tried to see if it could work, but all I get is a tiny screen surrounded by black.

Thanks everyone 😀.

BUMP! Ok I got it working finally! I put the ULTRASND folder into the DOOM folder and set the directory to there! Yay!

hmmm if you set -> ultradir="C:\ULTRASND" it should work... I can only think that the pre-configured drivers need some configuration or are simply not good. What happens if you run the config utility in the ULTRASND directory? Does it detect stuff allright? What is the utility called? Doom version …

mount c: c:\dos I put everything in there, the installation, the game I am trying to get to work. The configuration is set to c:\ultrasnd, I tried both c:\dos\ultrasnd and c:\ultrasnd neither worked. GUS is set to true, I didn't fiddle with the port or anything.

OK, I have put everything in C:\DOS including DOOM2. NO SPACES! Nothing! I downloaded the pre-installed GUS files instead this time, directed it to C:\DOS\ULTRASND. It still doesn't work. Is there some ports I'm meant to be changing? Is this really worth the effort?

Then why does it work for me when I am playing games? As long as I have quotes around it I can have the directory as long as I want it with any characters. And it's not my host drive it's a drive I use to have from another computer. I installed it to a "compatible" path and it's not solving anything …

That's not the host drive and that's how I installed GUS by following that tutorial. The sound effects do work, but it's just the music. What do you mean by "DOS compatible" path?

I don't know what I am missing, I have properly installed GUS and it works for sound effects but not music. This is the case for both DOOM 1 and 2 and all of the expansion packs and mods. OS: Windows 7 64-bit HP Emulator: DOSBox 0.74 GUS config: [gus] # gus: Enable the Gravis Ultrasound emulation. # …