Where did you get the build of DOSBox that you're running with? The official version doesn't include built-in MT-32 emulation, so I have a feeling that you're using an old experimental build that someone made.

And the only old experimental versions of DOSBox with MT-32 out there are using the ages-old MT-32 Emulation code, not the correct Munt code, as far as I'm aware. (And might even be against the 0.62 codebase!)

A much *better* idea is to install Munt (it is a virtual device for Windows), set your default MIDI device to it (in Multimedia control panel), and then run DOSBox with MPU-401 enabled. That way, whenever there's a new version of either Munt or DOSBox, you can install them separately.

Yes, I am using gulikoza's build (http://home.amis.net/lkslavi) which was compiled on 30th June 2005 (I'm not sure about the release version it based on but since the W2 Deluxe perfectly works on it I guess it's not too old).

I'm aware that custom builds, like this one, are not supported by DosBox authors but was curious is there any possible way to have roland emulation with DosBox by valid roms...

Btw, thx for the quick reply! 😀

Snover: The Win32 driver version of Munt is way old too...

I think I may have posted a build a couple of weeks ago too, but if Guli's is that recent then it should have the newest Munt CVS code in it (which hasn't been updated since around March I think).

You should test your ROMs with a recent daily snapshot build of SCUMMVM to make sure they're actually valid.

Also, try deleting your waveform cache files that the Munt code in DOSBox generates.

Thx for the advice, I'll do that.

As for the SCUMMVM testing, all Lucasarts games sound good with my roms so I suppose there are nothing wrong with them.

I'll dig further.

Hey HunterZ, a new version was released about 10 minutes ago 😉

New verson of what?

Ah, Munt. The CVS still hasn't been updated since March 19 as far as I can tell, so this must just be a new build of the Win32 driver from the current CVS? Cool.