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Fatboy is phat! it's imho the best you can get, i tried many, about 50 different but i always return to fatboy, "weeds" is fine for its size and also what is named confusingly "fluidsynth" is ok as well. The AWE soundfont contains exactly the content of the AWE ROM. It will be DOSBox ECE because of the built in Fluidsynth and MT32, it will contain "Fatboy" as soundfont for Fluidsynth (fatboy is free to share, it will contain most probably an AWE font to just to show off how good or bad it sounded compared to the GUS, 1MB of soundfont can't sound as good as 4 or 8MB that's obvious no? It's in my humble opinion a very meager sound and i can't understand that some are hooked to the AWE, it's brittle and cheap and is to compare to the SB LIVE ROM font which has its charms yes but it's brittle and stiff. The advantage of this is that you can use my setup for any wrapper i will release, it might be changed but you can always download the latest working one.Īnd as i said most of all "press one single button" - that's the goal.
#Gzdoom timidity software
The only drawback (as far as this one) is that my setups depend on some third party software (no fear, all free to use), which is the reason why i have to revisit "DOOM", many programs which i used just a couple of months ago i tossed (that's why i'm not often here, i'm very busy recently but stumbled over your question and thought "i can help you").Īs you can see it needs (obviously) a configured DOSBox with a "DOS" directory containing the software i need to build and run the "batch wrappers". Recently it will cost me a couple of hours to make that ready because i changed a lot on my default DOSBox installation to run the games and most are "broken" now. Instead that you have to fiddle around with "defend" or similar you just pull the content of the zip to any directory and "press a button" (start a batch), that's what i like even if that costs me many hours to build it. Likewise humans are different shaped, games are different shaped as well.Īpart from that there is no substitute for a special DOS game wrapper which uses images and sounds from the game itself. I see that you use "defend" personally i never even peeped into it, a special setup, DOSBox config, is in all cases the better solution as a "one size fits all" solution.
#Gzdoom timidity Patch
But it could be of interest if you have a large patch set (more as 4MB). ini will restrict the instruments the GUS can use to exactly those which are needed by DOOM to optimize memory usage, but this dude worked with a real GUS, a 256k release i guess, we can use a whole MB and won't need that. ini for the GUS and DOOM in petto, but i didn't used it so far, this. It's all packed in a nice batch (wrapper) and you just have to select the soundboard you like to emulate.Īdditionally it allows you to play all tracks from DOOM (i implemented even a MT32 version, but to use this for the game itself DOOM.WAD must be altered) a lot of bla bla So here's a running setup for you, it uses DOSBox ECE and supports Fluidsynth, GUS, SBFM (MT32). DOOM -16 -Dc:\doom\my.ini which should load 16 bit patches and rely on "my.ini" for the patch set) (but you can alternatively and you can control ULTRAMID when you pass the arguments for ULTRAMID after DOOM.EXE, e.g. There is no need to call ULTRAMID neither you need to specify any.
#Gzdoom timidity drivers
It is in principles quite easy, DOOM uses the AIL2 drivers and ULTRAMID which all should be present in DOOM.WAD In advance is this DOSBox related or are you using real hardware?
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