Released: 1997
Related Plaform: PC Dos
Format: Sequenced music (MID)
Composers of these tunes: Chris Huelsbeck, Fabian del Priore
Source / Archiver / Ripper: Mirsoft, totoro
Music type: Game rip
Archived process: Archived completely
Num of tunes: 19
Complete: 100%
Size of archive: 201 KBytes

User reviews

"Thank you" (by Alderick84, 3 May 2004) [10/10]
Thanks , I was looking for this music since a long time.

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"it a must for every dos midi soundtrack fan" (by Verbatim, 26 Mar 2017) [10/10]
i have never played this game, but the awesome orchestered soundtrack is outerstanding in my ears, no wonder if Huelsbeck is the composer ;)
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Facts / description

Intro, Credits Track and few ingame jingles composed by Chris Huelsbeck.
Ingame Tracks and the rest composed by Fabian del Priore.

The game features both CDDA- and MIDI-music (in XMIDI-format).
Part of the files contained in this archive (xa_*_xmi.mid) have been
converted from XMI to MID-format by using XMI2MID 1.0Beta,
written by Markus Hein (heinm@cs.tu-berlin.de).
Most of the remaining files (xa_*_orig.mid) are original MIDI-files
kindly provided by Fabian del Priore.
Finally, one file (xa_lev5a_rec.mid) was recorded via MIDI from a PC
to an iBook where the song was saved as MIDI file.

Archive created for World of Game MIDs. Look for great game MIDs at
http://gamemids.mirsoft.info

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Record created/updated: 21. January 2004.
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