Kodai wrote: I can say that the TG-100 and 300 are great little midi boxes, and I haven't heard any game sound bad with them. That's good to hear! I'll add the TG-300 to my list of modules to find.

boxpressed wrote: This is great. If you're taking requests, how about Tyrian: The Level? Can do. Should have it up later tonight. mrau wrote: any chance for descent 1 level 2 macintosh edition? Unfortunately as DracoNihil posted, the Mac version of Descent used recorded audio, not MIDI.

PhilsComputerLab wrote: Very nice 😀 Thank you! They'll be more to come! 😀

xjas wrote: One soundtrack that always stuck out IMO was Zone Raiders, if anyone remembers that game. Never played the game, but just downloaded the soundtrack and it is good! leileilol wrote: Does FF7 count? 😜 I'd say so. IIRC, it was composed for the Yamaha XG MIDI standard..

Anyone happen to ever compare a TG300 to any of the MU-series of Yamaha sound modules? I've got both a MU80 and MU2000EX and was wondering how they stack up and if it's worth getting a real TG300? The MU80 does have a "TG300b" mode, but not sure if it really sounds like like a real TG300. Kinda like …

Thought I'd record and share some comparison recordings of some sound modules I have on hand. Update (10/23/2016) New recordings later in this thread: Doom - Intermission From Doom Update (10/8/2016) New recordings posted later in this thread: Blood - Dark Carnival Duke Nukem 3D - Stalker Update (10 …

Besides the dangerous swings in temperature which I think should be avoided if possible I had huge issues with spiders and insects. Personally, I'd be concerned about rodents. I've found a nest or three in my own garage and those little buggers can chew through anything. Nothing quite like opening …

Curious what everyone's favorite MIDI-based soundtracks are. I for me my top three would include: Warcraft II - Simply epic music that I love to this day. Descent - Never played too much of the game back in the day, but the soundtrack is killer. Command Adventures: Starship - Lesser known sci-fi …

http://modarchive.org/ is a good place for MOD, S3M, IT, XM and even some AHX stuff. Can someone explain how those formats relate to midi? I'm interested in this subject too, but I know nothing about these formats. Tracker formats (mod, s3m, etc.) include both multi-track sequences of musical notes …

If you're talking about older demoscene stuff (i.e. 80's/90's), most of that music was released in tracker formats (i.e. MOD, S3M, IT), not MIDI. For game MIDI music, I like this site: http://www.mirsoft.info/gamemids.php Some of those old 90's era game tracks had a lot in common with demoscene …

I don't know of any game composed for specific modules, apart from Final Fantasy VII which was apparently sequenced for XG (correct me if I'm wrong), and some japanese X68000 games that were sequenced for the CM-64, sometimes using additional SN-U110 cards. I was thinking more along the lines of …

collector wrote: If this is about real modules, why is it in the emulation forum? My bad, it's my first day. 😢

I've been collecting sound modules as of late and am wondering about the use of MIDI modules besides the usual ones for gaming. Right now I've got the usual Roland MT-32, SC-55 (v1), SC-88, plus Yamaha MU80 and MU2000EX, which obviously a lot of music was arranged for. But I'm curious how other MIDI …