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First Samurai: Game rip
"Yes it is possible" (by Streki, 22 Mar 2024) [10/10]
I love this game and intro. Intro so fine and music is so good. Watching and listening music with open mounth. I love this one intro music. Simple and in skin music. Something what you need.


Full Contact: Game rip
"Full music" (by Streki, 22 Mar 2024) [10/10]
Chinese dream its one of the best music in Amiga world. I love this music more than game. Game is good too, nut music is best.


Lotus Turbo Challenge 2: Game rip
"Lotus 2" (by Streki, 22 Mar 2024) [10/10]
I love this music on my A500+. Nice stereo and nice motive. Very often I listen this classic music from Amiga world. Good game with very good intro music.


Gods: Game rip
"Gods of music" (by Streki, 22 Mar 2024) [10/10]
I love this music so much. When I listen first time on my Amiga 500plus and stereo repro I was out of my music mind. Best of best amiga game music.


Turrican 2: Arranged/Remixed tunes
"One of best" (by Streki, 22 Mar 2024) [10/10]
Yes its true, one of best music ever. Turrican II title music. Nice intro.


Xenon 2: The Megablast: Game rip
"Good, so good" (by Streki, 22 Mar 2024) [9/10]
Very good game music. Very nice rif for my ears. Very good classic and many remix on youtube with videos.


Assassin (Team 17): Game rip
"Nice classic" (by Streki, 22 Mar 2024) [9/10]
Yes, its my favourite music mod from Team 17. Nice intro, end game music.


Battle Isle 2: Game rip
"A demo of the great tunes, at best" (by zomg111, 19 Mar 2024) [4/10]
Due to CD space limitations, the tracks are all cut short to the point where they are rather a demo of the original tunes at less then 2 mins length each. Very disappointing. They should habe left out the 3d unit animations and provided the full score instead imho.


Tomb Raider 2: Game rip
"Mostly short ambient pieces, but good" (by zomg111, 19 Mar 2024) [8/10]
Mostly very short but good ambient pieces of <1 min duration in this. Still a decent listen. I suppose tracks were cut short due to CD ROM storage limitations.
The classical piece (Track 2) as mentioned by reviewer above stands out. Would be interesting to know if it was included in the remaster, too.


Star Control 2: Arranged/Remixed tunes
"Star control 2" (by Kirby karbs, 10 Mar 2024) [10/10]
It’s an awesome game and I just want the music from Marc brown it is an amazing soundtrack


Hi Octane: Game rip
"Still amazed" (by pazhosch, 8 Dec 2023) [10/10]
how cool (technically) the game was made, with only 512kb of sampler memory!


Monkey Shines: Game rip
"Perhaps the greatest forgotton soundtrack to an amazing game!" (by BatmansDeathGrip, 3 Oct 2023) [10/10]
This game has almost long since been forgotten. To those of us that still remember this game all 5 levels have amazing music to them. The first, and only free level that was playable from the freeware version, is probably the most classic music that most remember from this game. Has a great beat that really sets the mood for the "Spooked" title and level. The following four levels also have fantastic scores that are more than fitting for setting the presence of the level. Spaced Out, About the House, In the Drink, and In the Swing soundtracks are superb and much like the first levels music are absolutely amazing! If you haven't had the opportunity to listen to these five tracks and like the older music style of computer game music, I would beg you to take a listen for yourself! You won't be disappointed! :)


Heretic: Game rip
"throback" (by Chaz, 7 Jun 2023) [9/10]
back to the dark garagge at midnight...hours in the game.


Unreal (Epic Megagames): Game rip
"Nice archive" (by MabsKMK, 1 Aug 2022) [10/10]
Awesome work, thanks alot !


Deus Ex: Game rip
"One of the best soundtracks to any game ever" (by bigg_dude, 16 May 2022) [10/10]
This game is a must play, must hear and must feel.


Wolfchild: Game rip
"SuperNes version?" (by MabsKMK, 8 Nov 2021) [7/10]
I recently played the snes version of this game and the songs were very different. I wonder if i can find them on mod format.


Blair Witch Volume 1: Rustin Parr: Fan soundtrack
"Well, I didn't expect that!" (by Dysonans, 5 Nov 2021) [10/10]
Recently I came back to those Blair Witch games, also to first two movies. I played it back in the days, and those still holds up in my opinion, maybe not something I recommend for modern gamers, but those enjoying retro will be content. As I checking YouTube for original movie soundtrack I spot that fan game OST. I unpacked games files earlier so I can use music for my material about franchise which I plan to make. But there it is, Pyramid Head done that waaay back. He also does soundtracks for another two games, which isn't included on that site, at least yet. One thing makes me wonder - is He make names of tracks by himself, or source them somewhere? Also, what about order? At YouTube that seems to be random, wonder how it looks at Pyramid release. Sadly all I can find is dead links. Shame.
Also when I unpacked game archives I spot that one, full song named "Faded-remix". No idea what it is and I didn't think it I spot it at the game, it clearly doesn't belongs there. Shazam also can't find that. Maybe some hidden content? Interesting.
Firstly I think I'll contact him, but then I realise his last entry here has 16 years... Well, time goes by, and I wish all the best for him, good work!
And this is great, climatic soundtrack for a great, forgotten game. In fact game itself use music very sparingly and in clever ways. Just like good horror suppose to do. All that adds to the dark atmosphere of woods and small town forgotten by god. And for all those years I remembered that menu music, creepy and really scary, that itself creeps me out when I were young. Still kinda did. Also ambient from installation with children screaming were pretty scary, don't know if Kyle Richards made that (probably yes), but it fits that soundtrack well.
Also I'd like to thank for keeping Mirsoft page for so long, it is truly phenomenal, I'm glad that I find my way here!


Unreal (Epic Megagames): Game rip
"Masterpiece" (by NiKKo, 22 Sep 2021) [10/10]
I adore the game and the soundtrack suits it perfectly. I love it!


UFO: Enemy Unknown: Game rip
"Lots of silly reviews" (by steviant, 31 Jul 2021) [10/10]
These are MIDI files, they don't contain any information about how the instruments should sound, they contain only the equivalent of a musical score.

If you want it to sound like a DOS computer from 1982, then you'll need to download a special midi player made to sound that way - most people, most of the time want their MIDI files to sound like an expensive synthesizer module with realistic sounding instruments.

Here's a link to an OPL emulator for Windows... https://vgmrips.net/fo%22midi%20files%20from%20Enemy%20unknown%22%20(by%20povelitel,%2025%20Aug%202004)%20[8/10]%20This%20is%20very%20rare%20files,%20I've%20searched%20many%20sights%20until%20fourum/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=1935

Contrary to one of the other reviews, emulating an FM synthesizer is absurdly easy for any modern computer, FM synthesizers are not "analog" and are based on simple sine waves created by very cheap microchips, playing a sample is orders of magnitude harder.

The reason your MIDIs sound different is because the midi player is trying it's best to make them sound GOOD using modern samples and high quality resampling algorithms to try to make sure that saxophone really sounds like a saxophone.

Then some addled brain reminiscing about the worst synthesizers in the world complains because it doesn't sound like a 1980 Casiotone.


Guimo: Game rip
"Bitland" (by Warcow, 25 May 2021) [7/10]
I have never heard of this game before but I liked the title of it so I downloaded the soundtrack. A couple of pretty interesting passages and harmonies here. Nothing over the top by no means but pretty neat.

Edit: I just realised it is almost 18 years ago I wrote my first review here on Mirsoft (Grizzly was on the top of the reviews chart then with 23 reviews, if I remember it correctly) so a hooray for Mirsoft, myself and all other contributors on this site!

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