TIM3 is a Windows CD with CDA tracks. I am unaware of any floppy with MIDI version. Did you mean TIM2 or the Incredible Toon Machine?

collector wrote on 2020-06-19, 20:57:

TIM3 is a Windows CD with CDA tracks. I am unaware of any floppy with MIDI version. Did you mean TIM2 or the Incredible Toon Machine?

Hi Collector!
It's the Windows CD. I never had any issue with it before. Actually, I think I probably originally used the installer from your website to install it from my CD-Rom.

I did this installation a couple years ago, and it's from an original CD. I know for absolute certain that it worked correctly the last time I played it, and Munt is obviously seeing it as it shows "the incredible machine" in the Munt playback window.

Thanks,

Hello all,

I'm still having trouble with this. The issue *seems* to be that the music plays too fast, regardless of whether or not I use munt. It's the general Midi files that are playing fast (as apparently there is no MT-32)

According to this site: http://vgmpf.com/Wiki/index.php/The_Inc ... ne_3_(W32)

"In this game there are two versions of the soundtrack. If the TIM3 CD-ROM is detected digital music will be played directly from it. Otherwise, the game will revert to a General MIDI soundtrack of the same songs."

So every copy actually has midi files on it, but no MT-32.

Any ideas as to why the music suddenly started playing too fast?

Thanks,

Okay. I figured this out. The issue was a windows update last year that interferes with the Coolsoft midi mapper program I'm using in Windows 10 to replace the old midi mapper from windows 7 and previous. There is an updated CoolSoft v1.1 that was released last year to address it and now everything works again for the time being.
It's also possible that simply reinstalling coolsoft solved the problem and the new version isn't necessarily necessary, but the point is that doing so fixed my issue.
If anyone else is suddenly getting garbled midi music on games in windows 10, this may help.

I'm getting tired of Windows updates constantly disabling things that seem to have no problems once re-enabled.

tell me about it.

I'm getting tired of windows removing features that have been there since the 1990's.