Uploaded November 2014 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
This is a comparison of different versions of the Sango Fighter music from the DOS release, using "Bonus Round" as an example. Sango Fighter supports PC Speaker, AdLib/Sound Blaster, Roland MT-32, and General MIDI. The PC Speaker sound is low quality, consisting of monophonic bloops. AdLib and Sound Blaster use OPL2 FM synthesis; MT-32 uses LA synthesis. The General MIDI version is the one with variable quality, since its sound depends on the quality of the GM synthesizer used. This comparison includes 2 common soft synths; Microsoft GS Synth and Yamaha S-YXG50.
Sango Fighter was developed by Panda Entertainment, and its music was composed by Bianji Workshop.
0:00 - PC Speaker (DOSBox 0.74 emulation)
0:51 - AdLib/Sound Blaster (DOSBox 0.74 emulation)
1:43 - Roland MT-32 (Munt emulation)
2:36 - General MIDI (MS Synth)
3:29 - General MIDI (S-YXG50)
This is a comparison of different versions of the Sango Fighter music from the DOS release, using "Bonus Round" as an example. Sango Fighter supports PC Speaker, AdLib/Sound Blaster, Roland MT-32, and General MIDI. The PC Speaker sound is low quality, consisting of monophonic bloops. AdLib and Sound Blaster use OPL2 FM synthesis; MT-32 uses LA synthesis. The General MIDI version is the one with variable quality, since its sound depends on the quality of the GM synthesizer used. This comparison includes 2 common soft synths; Microsoft GS Synth and Yamaha S-YXG50.
Sango Fighter was developed by Panda Entertainment, and its music was composed by Bianji Workshop.
0:00 - PC Speaker (DOSBox 0.74 emulation)
0:51 - AdLib/Sound Blaster (DOSBox 0.74 emulation)
1:43 - Roland MT-32 (Munt emulation)
2:36 - General MIDI (MS Synth)
3:29 - General MIDI (S-YXG50)
