Yes. I do have a 1995 PC CD with the soundtrack.

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If anyone else was keen to know; the PC soundtrack to CyberSpeed is the same as the PlayStation version, so if you are unfortunate enough to get a copy of the game with no music, just rip the data, download an ISO of the PlayStation version, mount it and rip the music, then combine both in a new burn onto a CD-ROM, job done!

VirtuaIceMan wrote:

If anyone else was keen to know; the PC soundtrack to CyberSpeed is the same as the PlayStation version, so if you are unfortunate enough to buy a copy of the game with no music, just rip the data, buy the PlayStation version, mount it and rip the music, then combine both in a new burn onto a CD-ROM, job done!

FTFY 😉

You shouldn't keep the PSX version; it's just an intermediate step. Anyway the PC version has better graphics, so no need for the inferior one 😉

Hi,

If memory serves me correctly I had to cut the music tracks down in size for both of the platforms as we didn't have enough space on the disc for the full length versions.

You can download the original full size versions from my website - http://gamesounds.co.uk/downloads.html - and as mentioned before, there are updated recordings on bandcamp 😀

Mark.

Yeah I saw these, good stuff! I also found a way to get the PC version running on Win98, WinXP and Win7 (hopefully will work on 8.1 too, but not tried it yet):
CyberSpeed (Mindscape) - how to install manually on Windows 98, Windows XP & Windows 7 (32bit & 64bit)

Oh, one of the game developers is here?

I discovered something weird about the demo of CyberSpeed a while back but we haven't been able to confirm it yet.
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Can't help you I'm afraid, I was the music composer

TDK wrote:

Can't help you I'm afraid, I was the music composer

Just installed the demo to listen to some of the music. I notice that the menu music is MIDI based and it sounds much better on my Roland SC-55mkII compared to the Yamaha MU80. Was the MIDI music composed for Roland devices?

I did MIDI versions of the tracks for the floppy disk release. IIRC I used the General MIDI protocols rather than their extended MIDI system. I don't actually have those MIDI's any more.

...there was a floppy release? 😳

I thought there was, perhaps I'm mistaken. I know I had to do cut down audio versions, and MIDI versions. Can't think what the MIDI versions were for then. Too long ago.

They were used in the demo, that is for sure. The track music is also MIDI.

Also I think its great that former developers join in on threads here on Vogons, this is not the first time it happens and I hope its not the last. Thanks for posting TDK 😀

You're welcome. It's always nice to get involved. I'm still in development as it goes, heading up the audio team at Codemasters.