pbaggers: Try Windows 95 compatibility mode. For some odd reason, this fixed the music for me.

KynikosDragonn: To fix the music in Windows XP and beyond without compatability mode all you need to do is this:

1: Open AM18.DLL with a hex editor (Frhed and HXD are good free hex editors to use)
2: Find the text "dslite.dll" (when you find dslite.dll there should also be a dsound.dll somewhere nearby)
3: Replace the "slite" with "sound" so it reads exactly like this: "dsound.dll"
(when you complete this step you should be seeing two dsound.dll entries around that area of the file)

IMPORTANT: Be sure you are OVERWRITING the characters "slite" as in insert mode, you cannot add or change any of the number of bytes in the file, you must only replace the "dslite.dll" with "dsound.dll", your file size of the .DLL should remain the same!!! (81,920 bytes)

KynikosDragonn: To fix the music in Windows XP and beyond without compatability mode all you need to do is this:

1: Open AM18.DLL with a hex editor (Frhed and HXD are good free hex editors to use)
2: Find the text "dslite.dll" (when you find dslite.dll there should also be a dsound.dll somewhere nearby)
3: Replace the "slite" with "sound" so it reads exactly like this: "dsound.dll"
(when you complete this step you should be seeing two dsound.dll entries around that area of the file)

IMPORTANT: Be sure you are OVERWRITING the characters "slite" as in insert mode, you cannot add or change any of the number of bytes in the file, you must only replace the "dslite.dll" with "dsound.dll", your file size of the .DLL should remain the same!!! (81,920 bytes)

KynikosDragonn: To fix the music in Windows XP and beyond without compatability mode all you need to do is this:

1: Open AM18.DLL with a hex editor (Frhed and HXD are good free hex editors to use)
2: Find the text "dslite.dll" (when you find dslite.dll there should also be a dsound.dll somewhere nearby)
3: Replace the "slite" with "sound" so it reads exactly like this: "dsound.dll"
(when you complete this step you should be seeing two dsound.dll entries around that area of the file)

IMPORTANT: Be sure you are OVERWRITING the characters "slite" as in insert mode, you cannot add or change any of the number of bytes in the file, you must only replace the "dslite.dll" with "dsound.dll", your file size of the .DLL should remain the same!!! (81,920 bytes)

KynikosDragonn: To fix the music in Windows XP and beyond without compatability mode all you need to do is this:

1: Open AM18.DLL with a hex editor (Frhed and HXD are good free hex editors to use)
2: Find the text "dslite.dll" (when you find dslite.dll there should also be a dsound.dll somewhere nearby)
3: Replace the "slite" with "sound" so it reads exactly like this: "dsound.dll"
(when you complete this step you should be seeing two dsound.dll entries around that area of the file)

IMPORTANT: Be sure you are OVERWRITING the characters "slite" as in insert mode, you cannot add or change any of the number of bytes in the file, you must only replace the "dslite.dll" with "dsound.dll", your file size of the .DLL should remain the same!!! (81,920 bytes)

drakk_: My copy of shogo works fine so far, except for the fact that music does not play ingame.

Having played the CD version of the original I know for example which sections the track "Informant" is supposed to play, it does not do so in these locations.

Has anyone had this issue/gotten it to work?

Neil_Gomes: Sorry for waking this up from the dead. The issue seems to be the same as the one with Blood 2. I stumbled on this blogspot link that fixes the music for Blood 2 and Shogo.

https://gomes-samuel.blogspot.com/2008/05/running-blood-2-on-windows-vista-x64.html