Hey, y'all.

So, I have a wonderful & awesome Adlib-DigiSnap which I use to make hardware-accurate recordings of good ol' Ad Lib game soundtracks. It works great, but it's a tedious process (patience!).

BUT!! Suddenly I have need of recording a couple of stereo Ad Lib soundtracks, à la Sound Blaster Pro, which don't provide stereo music via SBPro2, etc. While the Adlib-DigiSnap works with the SBPro1, it's a bit more involved: recording from each channel separately, then combining them via GoldWave or some such. I could do it, and will if I must, but... that's just tedium to the Xtreme!! 😔

So. Yeah. I'm aware of the DRO format, but I'm a purist and would like to stay away from involving emulation of the YM3812 to make my recordings. So before I go through the insanity of recording many songs twice, via two separate but connected ancient computers:

Does any version of DOSBox support converting writes to the YM3812 to raw digital audio? (SBPro1)
^ Via a process similar to what the Adlib-DigiSnap software is doing, I guess? (Excuse me for being ignorant of the fascinating technical process.)

So long as I can get something 100% hardware accurate, I'll be happy as a proverbial clam. And it would save me tons of time.

Thanks in advance if someone can get me a solid answer, even if it's just "Of course not, don't be ridiculous."