Uploaded December 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
* Holy punchy audio did this get loud. How did that happen? YouTube, have you been breaking things again?
Yay! This level was difficult to piece together because this level has very harsh transitional pieces. The transitional tracks that go between the player and the monsters only play at the beginning of a two part segment, leaving the music feeling slightly uneasy, which is probably in line with the player facing a monster, but it still makes the track a little hard to hear if you are picky about bar lengths. I am also not sure if the monster interaction tracks were supposed to be a little bit more varied, but of the hour or so of recording, these has been excessively repetitive, so this is what we got.
Recorded off my (newer) computer with the same Sound Blaster AWE32 card as before. I used Goldwave to capture the sound and split apart the tracks. I used Audacity to lay the tracks end to end, and used VirtualDub to mix the audio into a video that is suitable for YouTube. If you wish to hear any DOS games played back on my AWE32 card, feel free to drop a request in the comments. I can't promise I can actually record anything, but I will certainly get to it when I have an opportunity to! And if it can be a game with a simple "start from the beginning, play until the end, and repeat indefinitely" soundtrack, that would just make my day! I love System Shock, but good grief is it tedious trying to put these together!
Enjoy!
* Holy punchy audio did this get loud. How did that happen? YouTube, have you been breaking things again?
Yay! This level was difficult to piece together because this level has very harsh transitional pieces. The transitional tracks that go between the player and the monsters only play at the beginning of a two part segment, leaving the music feeling slightly uneasy, which is probably in line with the player facing a monster, but it still makes the track a little hard to hear if you are picky about bar lengths. I am also not sure if the monster interaction tracks were supposed to be a little bit more varied, but of the hour or so of recording, these has been excessively repetitive, so this is what we got.
Recorded off my (newer) computer with the same Sound Blaster AWE32 card as before. I used Goldwave to capture the sound and split apart the tracks. I used Audacity to lay the tracks end to end, and used VirtualDub to mix the audio into a video that is suitable for YouTube. If you wish to hear any DOS games played back on my AWE32 card, feel free to drop a request in the comments. I can't promise I can actually record anything, but I will certainly get to it when I have an opportunity to! And if it can be a game with a simple "start from the beginning, play until the end, and repeat indefinitely" soundtrack, that would just make my day! I love System Shock, but good grief is it tedious trying to put these together!
Enjoy!
