Hey and hello

I have only recently started to figure out OPL3 emulation for DOS games, so pardon if I'm asking for something that has been beaten to death already (actually don't think it has, as OPL3 emulation software seems to have really started to fourish in recent years), but if I am to save tunes from a DOS game to play it back, what would be the format to store it?

- Game native - easy to rip, but has dependency on ADPlug, which in DOS or Windows (foobar2000) forms is far from being user-friendly, or RDOS which is not maintained
- DRO - easy to rip, but has several versions and random utilities and apps only supporting certain ones, and people seemingly keeping several DOSBox versions just to choose right
- IMF - needs conversion to, has a maintained player for ISA systems, also has this "id software fame" around the format and is used by popular games, so likely will not be abandoned by community
- VGM(Z) - needs conversion to, has a maintained player for ISA systems, lots of tools and apps, however the community seems to be mostly around non-PC gaming machines
- MIDI + OLP3 bank - needs elaborate conversion and must be seen as a perversion of sorts, but allows to use a generic MIDI player on Windows with e.g. ADLJack

All of that taken into account I personally am leaning to IMF (and MIDI + OPL3 as an experiment of sorts), so asking for guidance if this is actually misguided.

Thanks