The QuickTime synth doesn't work with MIDI modules, though; QuickTime can't output via real MIDI, as far as I can tell. :( DosBox *does* have a CoreAudio option for OS X, but I can't find any way to configure it; by default, it sends its output to the QuickTime softsynth, which I don't want. (I have …

There is something I haven't been able to figure out in DosBox, which would be very helpful as an addition to your guide: configuring MIDI devices. I use external MIDI devices, and would quite like to configure DosBox under Mac to output to them instead of the CoreAudio default, but for the life of …

I do have my USB MIDI cable set as the default; however, it appears that DOSBox still keeps to Quicktime as its default.

/home/user is the Linux directory structure. In OS X, it would be /Users/username. Try that; it should help.

I want to set up DosBox to send its MIDI to my MIDI port, which is set up in CoreAudio. However, by default it outputs to Quicktime's software synthesizer. I've checked the documentation, but it doesn't mention how to change this setting in OS X. Does anyone know how?

I'm curious to know exactly how DOSBox emulates an MPU-401 MIDI port. I've found that, surprisingly, Super Fighter, which does *not* work under any real MIDI cards that it's been tested with, does work in DOSBox. As you can imagine, I'm wondering what particularities might cause this and, perhaps, …