FreakyBob Posted December 23, 2000 Posted December 23, 2000 Is it me or is the music in Monkey Island 2 in the double pack different to the original. In the ways that it seems crapper and more of it in area's that didn't have music? Bearing in mind I had my copy on the Amiga! Help! ------------------ "I Trust You About As Far As I Can Throw Manhattan!"
Bob Shrimp Posted December 23, 2000 Posted December 23, 2000 Uhm... Okay, you want me to tell you if the sound from the MI2 that comes with the Monkey Madness CD, is different than the MI2 that you played on your Amiga. Uh-huh... Methinks you'd get better results with the banner 'Monkey Madness owners that *ALSO* have the Amiga version of Monkey Island 2, Come Here!' Oh, and I DID own the CD version of the original Monkey Island, and it was *EXACTLY* the same as the Monkey Island that came w/ Monkey Madness (otherwise I wouldn't have given it to him...) I know this has little to do with your question, but I thought I should point this out. Bob Shrimp
FreakyBob Posted December 23, 2000 Author Posted December 23, 2000 NO I mean the music from Monkey Island 2. I'm sure that it never sounded that crap! ------------------ "I Trust You About As Far As I Can Throw Manhattan!"
BoneMaster Posted December 23, 2000 Posted December 23, 2000 It sounds same to me. ------------------ They don't call me the Bone Master for nothing
Caronte Posted December 23, 2000 Posted December 23, 2000 The music from Monkey Island I & II CD is different from the original, the original, which I have in floppies, was originally for ad lib and doesn't support sund blaster, at least I can't play it with sound. The CDs come with audio tracks. Try using your CD with your CD player starting track 2 and on, you'll see you have a nice music CD. I don't know why they did this, because it would have been nicer to have the original music (even if it is worse than a CD track). Maybe they had to change a lot of code to make it work on Sound Blaster. About the Monkey II, I don't know what could have been the reason, 'cause it worked fine with SB.
Caronte Posted December 23, 2000 Posted December 23, 2000 Thinking about it...... Could the reason be that both Monkey I and II on CD have the same sound track? I only have on CD the first one, the second is on floppies. But I remember having seen the second somewhere, and it had the same sound track.
FreakyBob Posted December 24, 2000 Author Posted December 24, 2000 But the re-done music for 2 is crap compared to the original. The music sound's like it's being played all round on a crap keyboard/piano. ------------------ "I Trust You About As Far As I Can Throw Manhattan!"
Thrik Posted December 24, 2000 Posted December 24, 2000 Kiddy-Casio ------------------ You want a move? Here's a move!!! *ghastly silence* AH-HA!
Guest The Feral Chicken Posted December 24, 2000 Posted December 24, 2000 Methinks you have a very good SoundCard, which is not compatible with our favourite oldies. Therefore, the default card is bollocks. Basically. ------------------ Buckbuckbuck BWAAAK!!
FreakyBob Posted December 24, 2000 Author Posted December 24, 2000 but Monkey Island 1 music sounds fine. It's just MI2! ------------------ "I Trust You About As Far As I Can Throw Manhattan!"
Guest The Feral Chicken Posted December 24, 2000 Posted December 24, 2000 That's because MI1 plays from an audio CD, not a compressed sound. ------------------ Buckbuckbuck BWAAAK!!
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