Hi
I was lucky enough to find a relatively good priced MT-32 and SC-55 which I have been looking at for a while now I love how the old midi devices sound.
I am still waiting for them to be shipped to me, but I'd like to prepare myself a bit while waiting.
One thing I have done is creating the MI 1/2 "Ultimate Talkies" based on the Steam versions of the deluxe gamle so I can have both speech-audio and MIDI.
The reason I am writing today is to ask if anybody can clear up:
1) Besides MI1/2 which versions of the do I need to get Midi for my devices. I read somewhere that the CD version of some games does not use midi but recorded audio. I believe it was Indy. Is there a list somewhere that clears up which titles comes with midi?
2) Besides the LucasArts games, Space Quest series, and Beneath a Steel Sky which other ScummVM compatibble titles has either good MT32 or GM/SC-55 productions. I'd love some recommendations on new games. I would love to hear your fav. MT-32 and SC-55 titles.
I will use the hardware on my old iMac G4 20" which I have upgraded with a SSD and 2 GB ram. Hope it sounds better than when I try to emulate the MT32 on the old G4;)
Rookie MT-32 / SC-55 questions
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Re: Rookie MT-32 / SC-55 questions
Beside Monkey Island CD, the Loom CD and the FM-Towns versions of Zak and Indy 3 have CD audio only.macafella wrote:I read somewhere that the CD version of some games does not use midi but recorded audio.
Indy 3 has PCjr and Adlib, so it doesn't support MT-32 or GS. Indy 4 has MT-32 in any PC version.macafella wrote:I believe it was Indy.
There is. For MT-32 with helpful remarks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_M ... uter_gamesmacafella wrote:Is there a list somewhere that clears up which titles comes with midi?
Also on Mobygames, you can search for specific hardware support like MT-32: http://www.mobygames.com/attribute/shee ... buteId,35/
Or General MIDI: http://www.mobygames.com/attribute/shee ... buteId,47/