You're already starting on the demo-compatible path and frankly most GZD-only stuff is mediocre at best. Despite their basic sound which has been mocked to no end, just about every MIDI sounds decent with them (and was written using them). These are obviously the 'most legitimate' soundfonts. TBH consider ditching the Z-ports and just run Woof! which is the Crispy-successor port and is compatible with basically everything that isn't intended for some form of ZDoom (vanilla/boom/MBF/MBF21), and has many nice graphical features. With that outta the way, here are the best soundfonts I've found in my travels: Roland SCC-1 soundfonts, 'SCC1T2.sf2' and 'gm.dls'. Have a look at this article about recommended GZDoom settings too I guess, it could be helpful.
has caused some switches to not function as intended when I've used it, and I've never tried ZZDoom so no idea about how well it's gonna run anything. Compatibility may or may not suck with either option, V.E. You could try Vanilla Essence for a nice software look in GL or give ZZDoom a go (updates 2.8.1 with a bunch of stuff from GZDoom). pk3 file onto gzdoom. Have you set your soundfont in GZDoom? I suspect the music issue has 0 to do with OpenAL/FMOD and more to do with the fact that GZDoom ships with its own soundfont that is frankly just shit.ĭunno about the graphics thing, no-one who uses GZDoom cares about the software renderer anyway. Anyone looking for sharper, higher quality textures for Doom should check out this thread: Doom Neural Upscale 2X v 1.0 While this can be played by dragging and dropping the.
