D-110

[endre1952]

Nobody wanted to buy my spare first gen. MT-32, but in Hungary I was at least able to trade it for a D-110. Was it worth it? Actually, it certainly was for me, since I already had an MT-32 and several of CM series.

I've found drivers for most SCI0 games, are there any more?

[Cloudschatze]

The only D-110 SCI0 patch files missing from the package that Anders provided are those for Mixed-up Mother Goose (SCI) and King's Quest 1 (SCI). These were likely never produced.

[shad0wfax]

Perhaps is not very useful for games, but trading a first gen MT-32 for a D-110 is a good deal from a more "objective" point of view, as the D-110 is a better module in some respects, such as multiple outs, expansion card slots and more rom samples. The point is: do you intend to use it for music creation?

[endre1952]

I may try to get into music creation, but the whole thing is new to me. The thing is, I did not need a second 1st. gen. MT-32, while I was curious about those available Sierra D-110 patch files.

[andrew603]

The D-110 is a fun synth, though I have not used mine much.  I have yet to try my PG-1000 on it, but I'm sure it would work. (?) 

I did however record the entire King's Quest 5 soundtrack on it as one huge MP3, and also a bunch of QFG2 tracks!  Not sure if I ever posted it though. 

I find it to be a bit hit-and-miss for the games, some patches are very well done and sound just like the MT-32 only cleaner (or better entirely), while others don't even sound like the right patch sometimes, like the Sierra D-110 acoustic guitar patches in KQ5.

Either way, it's fun!