Duke Nukem 3D - Title Music - Grabbag - Comparison

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Duke Nukem 3D - Grabbag - big comparison.
00:01 - Dosbox OPL Emulation (SB16, auto)
01:03 - Soundblaster 16 ASP (Yamaha OPL3)
02:06 - Soundblaster AWE64 FM (3D off, Reverb and Chorus off)
03:10 - Soundblaster AWE64 (native GM, GS needs Windows 9x and GS.SBK, 3D off)
04:12 - MS Synth (based on Roland GS without effects)
05:15 - EMU 2MB GS (bundled with many Soundblaster cards, dry)
06:18 - EMU 4MB GS (bundled with many Soundblaster cards, dry)
07:20 - EMU 8MB GS drums (bundled with many Soundblaster cards, dry)
08:22 - EMU 28MB GM (bundled with some Soundblaster cards, dry)
09:25 - Roland SC-55 (Roland SC-88 in SC-55 mode)
10:27 - Roland SC-88 (probably the native version)
11:30 - Yamaha MU80 (TG300 mode, GS emulation, very similar to DB50XG)
12:32 - Gravis Ultrasound (MAX version, unfortunately distorted for some reason...:(
13:35 - Roland MT-32 (BONUS, not officially supported, GM patched MT-32old)

1995 - Lee Jackson

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How did I miss this after all of these years??? ;)

LeeJacksonAudio

4:12 is the one I've always remembered hearing.

theKbott

00:01 - Dosbox OPL Emulation (SB16, auto) 01:03 - Soundblaster 16 ASP (Yamaha OPL3) 02:06 - Soundblaster AWE64 FM (3D off, Reverb and Chorus off) 03:10 - Soundblaster AWE64 (native GM, GS needs Windows 9x and GS.SBK, 3D off) 04:12 - MS Synth (based on Roland GS without effects) 05:15 - EMU 2MB GS (bundled with many Soundblaster cards, dry) 06:18 - EMU 4MB GS (bundled with many Soundblaster cards, dry) 07:20 - EMU 8MB GS drums (bundled with many Soundblaster cards, dry) 08:22 - EMU 28MB GM (bundled with some Soundblaster cards, dry) 09:25 - Roland SC-55 (Roland SC-88 in SC-55 mode) 10:27 - Roland SC-88 (probably the native version) 11:30 - Yamaha MU80 (TG300 mode, GS emulation, very similar to DB50XG) 12:32 - Gravis Ultrasound (MAX version, unfortunately distorted for some reason...:( 13:35 - Roland MT-32 (BONUS, not officially supported, GM patched MT-32old) 1995 - Lee Jackson

sanb

3:10 Where’s can I buy Super Duke Mario Burnem FX 2 for Super Nuketendo?

HsienKoMeiLingFormerYANG

Ah yes, that sweet SB16 (how I remember Duke 3D when I first played).

TheMailmanOfSteel

3:55 Bells? Unexpected. "|You know the soundtrack's getting serious when they start adding things like bells.
7:01 Bells again.

Bloodlyshiva

9:25 is my Grabbag. Hail to the King, baby!

ReviewerKid

04:12 MS Synth is the one we all remember

xXWolfcrashXx

I love the backing in the MS Synth version during the chorus, and I love those bells in the Roland versions

forceofnature

FINALY FOUND MY CHILDHOOD - Soundblaster 16 ASP (Yamaha OPL3)
Thank you so much, also my first computer supported sb16

kaoslussekrull

that raw harsh soundblaster 16 is the one i remember most vividly

SevenCompleted

Yamaha MU80 11:30 wow, incredible that some people were enjoying Duke Nukem on this level while most of us were on 01:03 Soundblaster 16s (if we were lucky)

LCTesla

Hi, the original Yamaha MU80 tone generator was used in this video. Connected to modern PC via usb to midi cable and played trough dosbox. There are several software solutions like XG-lite but I think Yamaha stopped the support during Windows XP era. If you have some older machine you can grab the waveblaster connector compatible addon for soundcards - e.g. the NEC XG385 (which is compatible with DB50XG) on ebay.

sfurta

I don't have the expansion for my AWE64 so I used the X-Fi Ti and the official Creative soundfonts. Those soundfonts shoud work with many Soundblaster cards.

sfurta