the midi playing is the audio test song from the setup file from the DOS game "Constructor". I don't know of any mp3 download links, I recorded this from my own soundcard. Do you want me to make a download link and put it in the Description?
@igorbog88 Yes it can work I've done it! There's a file called "gm.dls" on your windows PC that contains Microsoft's shitty GM Wavetable. You can download any soundfont you like, decompress the .sfark file they usually come in, use a program like "awave studio" to convert the .sf2 file to a ".dls (Downloadable Sounds file Level 1)", and use it to replace that crappy microsoft "gm.dls" file.
Beware, windows 7 doesn't want you to be happy and will try to stop you from replacing that file.
Not necessarily DOS. AWE64 works even in Windows XP (not sure about Vista--but then find a PC that has an ISA slot *and* be capable running Vista).
AWE64 is not emulated by dosbox however - you need the real thing.
The closest you can get in dosbox is to set General MIDI as the midi out device in the game, and rely on your soundcard's MIDI abilities (usually crappy except Creative and other high-end cards). This could also work for Win3x under doxbox.
I have a sound blaster AWE64 gold and it rocks. Get some Doom tunes and System Shock midis and rock out. But I like how Creative Labs aslo included a low level wavetable with just buzzes and beeps. Still bitchin' either way.
omg that fucking overdrive guitar!!!! AWEsome
NadimAJ 4 months ago
Nice comparison... AWE64 all the way :D. but anyway what midi file is playing? Are you aware of any download link?
retronuggetdev 1 year ago
@retronuggetdev
the midi playing is the audio test song from the setup file from the DOS game "Constructor". I don't know of any mp3 download links, I recorded this from my own soundcard. Do you want me to make a download link and put it in the Description?
SVL0RM00N 1 year ago
@SVL0RM00N Sure, that would be great. Thanks!
retronuggetdev 1 year ago
@retronuggetdev
Ok, I added a download link to the description. Also, I decided to through in a SoundBlaster 16 recording along with the other two.
SVL0RM00N 1 year ago
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@KlonoaKawaiiDesu Yes I have replaced a wavetable, see my other comment here.
yTubeBlowsBigBalls 1 year ago
Nowadays, you can load SoundFonts and setup your own midi orchestra. Starting with sound blaster live
thiagotecnico 1 year ago
@thiagotecnico actually, that started with the AWE32. I could have done this with my AWE64, but I didn't. Cuz I'm lazy.
SVL0RM00N 1 year ago 3
I still have my AWE64 card in my old computer that I never use anymore... man, that thing was awesome for it's time!
aliendude5300 1 year ago
help here: i got windows 3.1 to work on dosbox, but how do i set awe64?.
nicolaj0154 2 years ago
You can't. You can only use an AWE64 on a DOS computer.
SVL0RM00N 2 years ago
For DOS games that is
SVL0RM00N 2 years ago
ok,
but can i get it to work in dosbox?,
nicolaj0154 2 years ago
you can't
SVL0RM00N 2 years ago
@SVL0RM00N
Can't he? If he can apply whatever the emulated soundfont is to windows default midi devicet - that should work no?
igorbog88 1 year ago
@igorbog88 maybe
SVL0RM00N 1 year ago
@igorbog88 Yes it can work I've done it! There's a file called "gm.dls" on your windows PC that contains Microsoft's shitty GM Wavetable. You can download any soundfont you like, decompress the .sfark file they usually come in, use a program like "awave studio" to convert the .sf2 file to a ".dls (Downloadable Sounds file Level 1)", and use it to replace that crappy microsoft "gm.dls" file.
Beware, windows 7 doesn't want you to be happy and will try to stop you from replacing that file.
yTubeBlowsBigBalls 1 year ago 2
@yTubeBlowsBigBalls On Windows 7: just take ownership! :D
TwiIightSparkle 9 months ago
Not necessarily DOS. AWE64 works even in Windows XP (not sure about Vista--but then find a PC that has an ISA slot *and* be capable running Vista).
AWE64 is not emulated by dosbox however - you need the real thing.
The closest you can get in dosbox is to set General MIDI as the midi out device in the game, and rely on your soundcard's MIDI abilities (usually crappy except Creative and other high-end cards). This could also work for Win3x under doxbox.
Azarien 2 years ago
Yes you can, just use another computer to record the sound.
Dant2142 1 year ago
@Dant2142
yeah, you could do that.
SVL0RM00N 1 year ago
I have a sound blaster AWE64 gold and it rocks. Get some Doom tunes and System Shock midis and rock out. But I like how Creative Labs aslo included a low level wavetable with just buzzes and beeps. Still bitchin' either way.
Infernostar18 2 years ago
I just got an AWE64 Gold. It's even better than AWE64
SVL0RM00N 2 years ago
do you have a soundfont of this sound card?.
nicolaj0154 2 years ago
Yes but it sounds like crap compared to the real thing, do you want it?
SVL0RM00N 2 years ago
@SVL0RM00N
yeah, im useing a soundfont player.
nicolaj0154 2 years ago
hey, could you make a video of how the sound card sounds like?
nicolaj0154 2 years ago
Yeah well maybe CNET or something like that could have something that allows a user to do that.
HyperFoxIII 2 years ago
is it possible to download and replace a wavetable? Because that sounded cool with sound blaster's instruments
HyperFoxIII 2 years ago
@HyperFoxIII Yes I have replaced a wavetable, see my other comment here.
yTubeBlowsBigBalls 1 year ago
HELL YEAH!!! AWE64 PWNZ ALL!!!
SVL0RM00N 2 years ago
AWE64 sounds very thin and metallic.
ssalient 2 years ago
oh yes!
thiagotecnico 2 years ago