It says that the video is unavailable. :(

Sorry about that. OP updated and here is the link as well: http://youtu.be/j_5RWxHHVvE

Thanks, got it. I have another question. In the video you show that how can you setup Munt for Wing Commander Academy. It is easy, because it has a sound setup for the GOG version. But what if a game has no sound setup. I'm talking about Betrayal at Krondor, which I'm trying to play with Munt? Can I set it up elsewhere?

Yes, it's in the sticky, section 3.

Gydion answered it for this particular game.

For others, it depends on the game!

If there is a INSTALL, SETUP, SETSOUND you need to launch that with DOSBox. Others are missing the INSTALL like many Sierra games, so here you edit RESOURCE.CFG or other config file like in Wing Commander. So basically, every game is different :)

Best to check in the forum of whatever game you're playing.

Thanks for this, Phil! I just heard about the MT-32 yesterday and wanted to try it on TIE Fighter 95 and your instructions were perfect! I love your videos about retro gaming, too!

Thank you :D

Can you outline steps to tweak Jagged Alliance please?

I can't get Munt MT-32 to provide midi music

The instructions in the video are only necessary if you're running the ancient release versions (up to 0.74 series) of DOSBox that are also shipping with GOG games. If you are brave enough to use SVN snapshots, see below.

The TL;DW version once you have MUNT installed and found the ROM images which I won't link here because copyright is a more fickle mistress that the current top reply to that video makes it look:

* In DOSBox, run "mixer /listmidi" to find the index of the MT-32 Emulation device.
* Open your dosbox.conf or the configuration file for the game you want to MIDIfy, find the "midiconfig" parameter (by default it's left blank) and set it to that ID.

Be aware, however, that the ID can change wildly depending on your system or if you exit and restart MUNT. If you have the DOSBox status window open, it will show you which MIDI device it picked up.

If you're running SVN snapshots of DOSBox which have some neat features like floppy swapping thrown in, you can simply use something like:

midiconfig="MT-32 Synth Emulator"

or

midiconfig="MT-32"

to reference the device by name which should be a lot more stable and you can just do it blind without digging up the ID. DOSBox will use the first device with a name containing whatever value you pass, so just be specific enough.