That's interesting. I'm using the latest CVS available at MyPixels, and despite Tandy being enabled, I automatically get beeper sound. I tried Black Cauldron from Al Lowe's website, and I got the same thing. I'll go back to 0.61 and give it a try :?

Good evening,

I'm running Space Quest 2 successfully under DOSBox (for some reason I can't make it work in a Win2K shell + VDMS), but all I get is the beeper sound. I believe AGI games could support 3-voice Tandy audio, but without any setup program my guess is that it requires a specific command line option which I'm not aware of. Could someone enlighten me? (Tandy support is activated in my DOSBox.conf file btw.)

Thank you for the informative replies.

Greensleeves... I just knew that theme was ringing a bell. The first nine notes are used as one of the tunes you hear in Head over Heels when you enter a new room :-)

I know, I know... I've been laughing hard at the crazy idea myself... but let's not bury that game too fast! It's still a Sierra 'quest' in its own right which (hum) music was composed by Al Lowe, and as such it deserves a tad bit of respect I think :o)

I'd love to hear a MIDI cover of the (*gasp*) intro tune, in the same way as Tom did for KQ3's intro and end themes -- and those were great covers. I realize there's not much in that song to build upon, but at least the Sierra soundtrack page would be almost complete :D

Think about it...

RSS is for Roland Sound Space. It's merely a definition that suggests how to get the best of your speakers by positioning them in a specific way.