<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Scatty @ May 13 2007, 06:07 PM) [snapback]290119[/snapback]</div>
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That depends on the soundcard you're using, and maybe to a small part on the speed of the machine. For me, the music in games, while using this emulator, sounds almost as good as the same pieces of that music recorded with real MT-32. The soundcard I'm using is Soundblaster Live!, maybe yours can't emulate is as good, but I heard many good replies about that emulator on another site where I pointed people to it.
Besides, how were you able to use the emulator if it requires two ROM files to work which aren't included with the archive? Did you choose MT-32 in the game you were testing it for the music, too, or a simple Soundblaster or General Midi option? Did you actually try it at all, or are you simply making an attack without even have got it working correctly?
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Just by that post you're making it sound as if you're attacking me. Yes I had the ROM files, yes I chose MT-32, and I have an Audigy 2 ZS which is better than the Live! yet the emulator still sounds terrible. I don't know what recordings you are listening to, but I know it's nothing like a real MT-32. Another point is - it doesn't support CM-32L/LAPC-I games.