DoctorEternal Posted November 16, 2003 There's tons of DooM mp3s out there, all recorded on sound canvases, super new synths, etc., but I am looking for mp3s of the DooM level music as heard on a 1993-vintage mono 8-bit SoundBlaster, with it's cheasey FM synth chip (just like I had in '93 when I bought DooM). Anyone? Cheers, Richard deCosta Composer, Artistic Director, Turing Opera Workshop http://www.richarddecosta.com/KaiOpera <-- Sci-fi Opera! 0 Share this post Link to post
Bloodshedder Posted November 17, 2003 Short answer: You can't. Long answer: Recent versions of ZDoom have built-in OPL3 synthesis. You can download it and see if you can get it working (Options -> Advanced Sound Options somewhere). However, this won't easily enable you to record MP3s of it. I happen to have a Sound Blaster 32 with a particular MIDI device called Creative FM Synthesizer. I might be able to be persuaded to record an MP3 of a few Doom MIDIs and you can see if it's something that's up your alley. However, I am on a 56K modem. I also know that there may be a few freeware or shareware software FM synth emulator programs out there. Try looking for one. 0 Share this post Link to post