Roland MT-32

... it's really nice.

Playing it with an MT-32 mixed in with a little bit of, like, your Sound Canvas kind of blended in slightly, 'cause some of the instruments are off, kinda gives it [laughs] a nice little immersion.

Wow.

Especially when, when you conquer a, a unit, there's this explosion, and it's...

The, the, uh, the intro music is very cool, the, you know, that plays during the intro.

It's very epic, but, um-

The intro, the intro music's really good on an MT-32.

And if you did have a S- a Sound Canvas, for some reason, one of the... 'Cause it's mapped for an MT-32 MIDI module.

which is capable of supporting Sound Blaster and Sound Blaster Pro music, as well as the Windows Sound System settings.

And there is even the PC MIDI card that could be paired with something like a Roland MT-32.

Now, I'm going to have you refer to Vanessa's post for all of the info on this, because while I understand what all of those things are and had some of those when I was a kid and had these things, I think it's best to just leave it to the experts because which model of these chips that you want, the exact capabilities, the purpose of what you're trying to use your retro PC for is all going to be different.

So I definitely recommend checking out Vanessa's post as well as the pre-order page, of course, as well.

Rex Nebula in particular was previously supported, but it's been significantly refactored to use an updated engine core and naming conventions of all the other games, so it might be considered an entirely new release to the previous one.

They have added Roland MT32 support, although it's a work in progress, not part of the official testing, but some folks apparently have been clamoring for it.

And so they've added speaker sounds for your more limited listening enjoyment.

The ScumVM team are looking for people to help with testing and would love it if you'd grab their daily test builds and send in screenshots of any bugs in the system.