Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge

Originally composed for Roland MT-32, with a
rather dull AdLib conversion; the OPL
instruments are severely lacking in harmonics.

In Tracks 10/11/14/30/31/63/72/75, the game
enables and disables MIDI channels to reflect
game events. See the Notes of each file to
learn what events are being reflected.

In Track 70, after finishing the first two
minutes of introduction, the game plays four
sound files (that change every two minutes)
simultaneously which are randomly selected from
a pool of twenty files. The VGM pack version
tweaks the random number generator such that
all twenty files are used exactly once.

In Tracks 93 to 97, the game plays one of three
randomly-selected "back" sound files
simultaneously with one of five randomly-
selected "front" sound files on top. The
VGM pack versions use each "front" sound file
once and two of the three "back" sound files
twice, by necessity. This implies that each of
these five tracks could also exist with two
different "back" sound files. Most of these
combinations actually sound quite awful, so
only the one tolerable combination for each
"front" sound file is presented in this pack.

Tracks 92 to 97 are transposed down by one
additional semitone on each loop. The VGM
pack versions only capture two loops, so that
when the VGM format loop kicks in, it's back
to the original pitch. In the actual game,
the player never has a chance to hear two
loops before LeChuck enters the room and
causes the music to change.

Original sound driver: iMuse (ADLIB.IMS)

— NewRisingSun

Source: VGMRips