Willy Beamish opening music - Adlib vs Roland MT-32

MT-32 version starts at 1:21
The title music from Willy Beamish played using both Adlib and the Roland MT-32 sound module.

[@browsertab]

Holy shit, the Roland MT-32 sounded amazing.

[@Hellfireknightmare]

I had the SEGA CD version of this awesome game. The YM2612 and SN76489 gave CD sound quality. I'd never heard the PC version BGM before, thanx 4 the upload, man! :D

[@andlinux]

Nice video, I like the comparison. :)

[@amytant]

I've played this game before, but I never waited to listen to this music. I should have, since it's amazing!

[@laffer35]

@SchlossRitter You should, it's a great game :o

[@laffer35]

@Hellfireknightmare The Sega CD version has CD audio tracks though, right? That's kind of cheating :p

[@laffer35]

@SohoMonkey Nice! It's cool how these things are still relatively cheap... it's not that rare to find them at quite reasonable prices on eBay still. And if you compare the current eBay prices to the money one would have had to shell out to buy one back when they were new... the current prices seem even more reasonable ;) It's too bad they were so expensive back then, I'd like to have seen even more games support it... which would probably be the case if they weren't so expensive.

[@speedyblupi]

The Mt-32 music is really badly done when considering what an MT-32 is actually capable of.