Although the ScummVM developers haven’t been able to release any compatibility for this classic point and click adventure game yet, I have had quite a few emails in regards to this particular title trying to convince me to release early, especially when I announced I had received permission to do so.
I haven’t had much time recently, which is the battle most of us end up facing when we have any kind of project on the go, however over the last few days I have been putting the finishing touches to this soundtrack and have some great news for many of you…
Well it is Christmas after all, so as part of my ScummVM Music Enhancement Project, here is the full soundtrack for you to enjoy while we wait in eager anticipation to be able to use them along with the game. This means that the tracks are optimised for use with ScummVM, so expect abrupt endings to the music as they are intended to loop.
Discworld is a graphical adventure game developed by Teeny Weeny Games and Perfect 10 Productions in mid 1995. It features Rincewind the Wizard (voiced by Eric Idle) and is set in Terry Pratchett’s Discworld. [read more]
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For those who can’t remember Discworld, check the video out below:
Discworld Soundtrack
Discworld Soundtrack, designed specifically for use with the ScummVM software with enhancements using modern music hardware by James Woodcock. Available in FLAC and OGG Vorbis formats.
Nice one – I shall download these and listen to them over the weekend :)
Thanks
Thanks a lot for this. Ive been searching for this game’s soundtrack for a long time. This stuff always gets me in that point and click gaming mood. Even years after I have last played it, I still humm its songs every now and then.
I wish you a happy 2008 in advance.
– Mitchel
Cheers, hope the quality is good. I remember the soundtrack as a major plus about this game (never completed the game though as I don’t believe in cheating). I still have the disc somewhere, along with the (DirectDraw) Discworld II. The style of Discworld I was vastly superior and made it far more atmospheric. Nice one for bringing this back.
Awesome. How’re the Beneath A Steel Sky midis going?
They are next on my list :)
That’s great news :)
Hmm, this is odd, my download seems to stop all the time so it doesn’t complete the file. Any ideas why?
Works fine for me. Make sure you clear out your Internet Browser cache and try again and hopefully that will sort out your problem.
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THANK YOU! This is amazing! :D Although now it makes me long for a soundtrack release of Discworld II… *sigh*
It won’t download… It gets to 80% and then stops. This has happened like five times, even after clearing the cache. I’m using firefox, does that make a difference?
You can try using Internet Explorer, it might help.
Instead of either of those try using Opera instead. It actually properly supports resuming. Among other things it doesn’t keep the file in the cache while downloading and then delete it shortly after the download breaks, so resuming will work any time so long as the server supports it.
This server does seem to be loosing the connection rather often though. I’m having to resume it multiple times rather than just one even. I wonder if these could be hosted somewhere else? Maybe through ScummVM they could go on SourceForge? It would be faster and spare bandwidth on this server as well anyway.
I’m not 100% convinced they will fit in the game as well as the original midi sounds. Certainly not taking anything away from the fantastic arrangements you have – they do sound fantastic.
Hopefully sometime [this year] Discworld will be working in ScummVM and I can change my mind :)
Thanks a lot for this!
I’m really looking forward to the BASS one…
The game is supported now in scummvm, when will ogg be supported?
Thanks
There are more tracks in the soundtrack that have been found and this will take time to enhance and organise.
I may also delay a final in-game compatible release until I have had a chance to run through all the files again to make some minor alterations.
Only time will tell for now…
I’m workin wit a mac, and when I want to dl the file at a certain point it just breaks. An suggestions (apart from using ie)?
btw, despite me not havin heard the reworked soundtrack, thx a lot for the hard work!
Eventually all my soundtracks will be hosted elsewhere, however the files should be fine.
Please clear your Internet Cache and try again.
The download problems seems to be related to the server they’re hosted on, and not the download-software. You should be able to complete the download if you are using a downloader that supports resuming, but you’ll have to start the download again manually each time it stops.
James: If it’s of any interest, I’ll host the file on my server for you, the bandwith should be pretty good there, and no stop-download-stop-download issue ;)
Ps. Are there any track-titles for these tracks? Please let me know.
I do realise that the server the files are hosted on is not helping the situation, however a mirror has been found and will be re-released with new tracks and slightly altered tracks in the future.
For the time being, the files MUST remain here on this website ONLY!
Thanks for the offer though :)
As for names of the tracks, I didn’t have any titles to begin with just file names.
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Sure thing, looking forward to the new tracks, is there a possibility you could get a hold of the tracknames and tag the new tracks before they’re released to the public?
I don’t believe so…
I tried it both on mac and windows ( yes i cleared the cache), still not workin tho’
but thx for the help, I will just try SlimG’s suggestion, or just wait for the mirror ;)
Good lookin out!
I’ve long been a fan of the Discworld game (and indeed it’s soundtrack), just wanted to say well done! You’ve done a lovely job and I look forward to hearing it in conjunction with the Scumm port, eventually!