Use a setting of sbtype=gb and run the game with a "g" command line parameter: monkey g

You can get a list of other command line parameters with an unknown parameter: monkey blah

With sbtype=gb and running the game with no command line parameter you will get PC speaker sound.

Note that with sbtype=sb1 and sbtype=sb2 you can also use GameBlaster sound with the "g" command line parameter, but with those sbtype settings you will get AdLib sound if no command line parameter is used.

Thanks A Lot
You mean Command On Prompt of DosBox?
When I Have to lauch the game I Type
Mount c c:\OLDGAMES
C:
CD SOMI
MONKEY EXE

I don’understand where to put G..Sorry

Mount c c:\OLDGAMES
C:
CD SOMI
MONKEY.EXE G

And instead of typing MONKEY.EXE G you can alternatively simply type MONKEY G

Thank you All Guys
I finally Did
I'm capturing audio from Old Dos Videogames
Could I ask You What Dosbox is capable of emulate?
I need the sound of Amiga and Roland MT-32

For MT-32 you can either use the External MUNT (MT-32) emulator, and configure DOSBox to use "external" MIDI, or you can use a DOSBox with integrated MUNT emulator such as DOSBox ECE or DOSBox-X.

For Amiga, you need an Amiga emulator, not DOSBox.

ROB
Hi,thanks a lot
Is Dosbox able to reproduce TANDY and PC-SPEAKER sound?
I waana also ask you if There's something else other than AdLib and Game Blaster sound,emulating with DosBox
For Game Blaster I used command "G" and I used "R" but i don't know what Soundcard is (maybe Roland?)

https://www.dosbox.com/wiki/Sound

There are 3 editions of Monkey Island for DOS.

The original EGA version and the later VGA version, both on diskettes, and then the VGA CD-ROM version, with digital audio. The supported sound cards are different for each. But normally "R" would be Roland MT-32.

And then finally, more recently (2009) there has been a "Special edition" for Windows.

Rob
Thanks Rob
I know basically all the versions of The Game..EGA (16 colors) supported PC speaker and Tandy (I guess but I'm not sure)..VGA Floppy (my favorite) with Adlib/Soundblaster cards+ a patch for Roland MT-32..
I've to install Mount and Try to emulate Roland MT-32...I'Ve ripped digital audio tracks in .WAV from the Original CD version...

https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/The_Secret_ … f_Monkey_Island

The digital audio track is a recording of an MT-32, so with the CD-ROM edition there is no advantage to having an MT-32.

ROB
You are saying that On Cd-Rom Version of TSOMI, the music is the same Originally created for VGA Floppy (avalaible with a patch) ?

The digital audio track on the CD-ROM, to my understanding, is a digital recording they made from a Roland MT-32.

Therefore there is no need for Roland MT-32 emulation with the CD-ROM version as it will sound exactly the same.

Rob Cd audio track on the Cd rom and MT-Roland 32 are not not exactly the same (very similar)

I Can show you

ROLAND MT-32

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pdd2CNlcqn0

CD VERSION

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILV2Xr5XzPM

I did not look at the videos, but according to posts on the scummvm forum, the CD sound was sampled from a MT-32. But the CD-ROM edition would have some additional "ambient" audio tracks that the MT-32 lacks, and also with a Sound Blaster you get some additional sound effects. So the CD-ROM version would give you the "richest" audio experience in combination with a Sound Blaster.

Rob

Is DosBox a good way to recording Audio?
At the moment,I'm capturing Audio with DosBox..
I get .WAV file at 1411 kbs 44. khz sample rate
I heard about OBS, but is too complicated for me compared to Dosbox
here's a scan of the audio spectrometer