It has been a while since I have spent some quality time on my own ScummVM Music Enhancement Project, however yesterday and today I finally recorded and edited the audio files to loop where needed and now the Discworld music is 100% complete. I had already previously edited the MIDI files to sound best for use on my Yamaha Tyros 2 for recording, which actually didn’t take that long considering the original MIDI files were in excellent condition.
Although the soundtrack in ‘ogg’ format is ready, I still have to obtain permission to use them and at the moment the ScummVM program isn’t ready to run the game, which is something I am really looking forward to see in the future. For the next couple of weeks I am going to try and get in contact with the powers that be for the game series and see if I can release a couple of my enhanced tracks for people to listen to in the mean time and take it from there.
Wish me luck!
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James is a Freelance Journalist, Copywriter, Author, Blogger & Podcaster specialising in gaming, gadgets and technology, both retro and modern.
Ever since he experienced the first controllable pixel movement on the television screen, he has been entranced by the possibilities and rewarding entertainment value generated from these metal and plastic boxes of delight. Writing hundreds of articles, including commentary and reviews on various gaming platforms, whilst also interviewing well-known industry figures for popular online publications.
Creator of the ScummVM Music Enhancement Project and host of the Game & Gadget Podcast.
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It has been a while since I have spent some quality time on my own ScummVM Music Enhancement Project, however yesterday and today I finally recorded and edited the audio files to loop where needed and now the Discworld music is 100% complete. I had already previously edited the MIDI files to sound best for use on my Yamaha Tyros 2 for recording, which actually didn’t take that long considering the original MIDI files were in excellent condition.
