Funny fact how the Macintosh version of ONML has it's own version OST whilst Lemmings 1 for the Macintosh uses the Amiga OST but with some modified tweaks to it. Tune 5 from this version was nostalgic for me when I use to play the Demo version on a Public School's Macintosh Performa 5200. Didn't get to play the full version till I got a Performa 5200 from Aussie Junk which surprisingly still worked in 2006 and got the full version from Macintosh Garden. Been able to get the full version of this game on that machine. **sigh** If only my mother didn't thrown it away thinking I wasn't using it when I still did. -_-; ugh. Great rip of the OST. Espeically how the OST extended a bit compare to the Amiga Version. :)
You know, these music tracks are all played on MIDI. If someone were to extract the Oh No More Lemmings sounds and MIDI files, then we have our answer.
Some Midi implementations share sample sets. I think the Microsoft one is licensed from Roland, and shares samples with tons of stuff (Soundcanvas, tons of 90's Roland synths).
![Lemmings - Amiga Soundtrack [emulated]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/ZT6vxY9p7yg/mqdefault.jpg)
![Lemmings - Amiga Soundtrack [emulated]](/img/tr.png)
![Oh No! More Lemmings - Amiga Soundtrack [emulated]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/wLGtcVU-c8E/mqdefault.jpg)
![Holiday Lemmings - Macintosh II Soundtrack [emulated]](/img/n.gif)
Funny fact how the Macintosh version of ONML has it's own version OST whilst Lemmings 1 for the Macintosh uses the Amiga OST but with some modified tweaks to it. Tune 5 from this version was nostalgic for me when I use to play the Demo version on a Public School's Macintosh Performa 5200. Didn't get to play the full version till I got a Performa 5200 from Aussie Junk which surprisingly still worked in 2006 and got the full version from Macintosh Garden. Been able to get the full version of this game on that machine. **sigh** If only my mother didn't thrown it away thinking I wasn't using it when I still did. -_-; ugh. Great rip of the OST. Espeically how the OST extended a bit compare to the Amiga Version. :)
04 - Downwardly Mobile Lemmings is the best in Oh No! More Lemmings soundtracks.
For it's wonderful melody and sheer upliftingness track 1 is best.
This music is so good. Brings me way back.
1. Very Cute
2. Wacky
3. Patronizingly Happy
4. Much Joviality
5. Not At All Serious
6. The Smiling Blues
You know, these music tracks are all played on MIDI. If someone were to extract the Oh No More Lemmings sounds and MIDI files, then we have our answer.
The soundfont in this version sounds like the Microsoft GS Wavetable Synth.
This is not a soundfont per se, but I agree.
Some Midi implementations share sample sets. I think the Microsoft one is licensed from Roland, and shares samples with tons of stuff (Soundcanvas, tons of 90's Roland synths).
What sound chip does the Macintosh II use??
ONML Mac is quite similar to Amiga, although the latter is better.