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I presume that they used audio files containing the whole arrangements and could only partially reproduce iMUSE by crossfading between them - that's pretty much bound to result in issues like the ones you described, certainly if there's the slightest changes to the pace. They would have needed to use a tracker format or a MIDI-controlled system similar to the one NOLF had to retain the flexibility that iMUSE required - and that would come at the cost of highly increased effort, higher CPU stress and sacrifices to the quality. I presume that they used audio files containing the whole arrangements and could only partially reproduce iMUSE by crossfading between them - that's pretty much bound to result in issues like the ones you described, certainly if there's the slightest changes to the pace.į4LL0UT: I haven't played the second game much (because I considered this remake awful unlike the one of first game) and haven't paid that much attention to the whole iMUSE thing when I tried it but I'm not surprised.
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I haven't played the second game much (because I considered this remake awful unlike the one of first game) and haven't paid that much attention to the whole iMUSE thing when I tried it but I'm not surprised.
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On the PC version it did fade from one to the other but it was mistimed like a bad DJ was doing it (the beats didn't match). On the Xbox I think it just changed from one version of the music to another as if they were completely different pieces. From what I remember, the PC version was less broken but still broken. SirPrimalform: I think I remember that video. Those do have new graphics and music but you can also switch to the original look and sound at any time which includes the dynamic music thingy.
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What I *really* suggest though is just getting the Special Editions of the first two Monkey Island games that are available on Steam. There's a slight chance that the original disk version is also included somewhere on the CD but knowing Lucas Arts that's unlikely. If you insist on using MT-32 emulation to get that whole adaptive music thing going that Monkey Island is famous for you will apparently need the disk version of the game.
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The readme will most definitely explain in detail how to extract the music from the CD, convert it (probably to mp3 or ogg) and where to put it afterwards. Presuming that you do have access to the game's original CD I suggest you dig it up and read the readme file as the message suggests. The CD ROM version has audio tracks like any audio CD that you can play in a CD player and no soundcard nor emulator is going to change its sound. The message makes it clear that you have the CD ROM version that SirPrimalform mentioned and which apparently does not support the MT-32 so no fiddling with ScummVM nor the ROM files is going to make it happen. Reveenka: Does this mean that ScummVM isn't aware of the MT-32 files? I followed Geralt's post by the letter, so I'm not sure why this warning pops up. So, wise oracles of Gog - what am I missing? Now, I'm either dyslectic or stupid, but it seems to me that if I either specify the extrapath setting to look into the "Music" folder, or that I copypaste the audio files into the same folder where the game files are, the music should play automatically.
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You don't need to specify -native-mt32 with this driver, as it Place these ROMs in the game directory, in your extrapath, or in theĭirectory where your ScummVM executable resides. MT32_CONTROL.ROM - IC26 (32KB) and IC27 (32KB), interleaved byte-wise ScummVM can now emulate thisĭevice, however you must provide original MT-32 ROMs to make it work: Some games which contain MIDI music data also have improved tracksĭesigned for the MT-32 sound module. I had a look at ScummVM's readme, which said the following: These files are in a folder named "Music" in the game's folder. I have two audio files by the following names: Other sounds, such as doors opening and closing, work just fine. However, I can't figure out how to get the music to play. I am in the mood for nostalgia and decided to replay The Secret of Monkey Island.