If you're going for the best possible signal quality, I'd recommend recording the OPL2/3 output digitally. This is possible with the Soundblaster AWE line of cards, which feature an onboard SP/DIF output connector (it is only advertised with the SB AWE64 Gold, but most AWE models have it, you only …

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The install-program for Camelot should run fine under Windows (the game itself is another matter). If you're told that the floppy needs reformatting after you've inserted it, it's most probably faulty (the game is over 10 years old after all). Well anyways...to install the game, simply insert the …

This game's a DOS4GW-game (protected mode). Doesn't VDMSound only work with real mode games? You'll need to instal DOS-drivers for your card if you wanna use it. I have a C-Media built into one of my motherboards, but haven't checked out its win98 drivers so I have no idea if it has any DOS-drivers …

Tom at Quest Studios used Dr. T's MT-32 Editor/Librarian to get most of his sysexes. He simply started the game, waiting for it to transmit sysex, exited the game, started Dr. T's and then dumped the sysex from the MT-32. He then used a program to convert from Dr T's M32-format to the normal SYX- …

The music for U6 wasn't even made for the game. According to the Soundtrack CD, most of it were made in the 80's by some dude called Todd Porter and one in 1974 or so. They probably got some guy to put the sheet music into MIDI format for the game instead of using a composer who might be familiar …