"Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon" music pack

As a kid, my brother and I also loved the games produced by Humongous Entertainment. This included characters such as Putt-Putt (a young purple anthropomorphic car), Pajama Sam, Freddi Fish and Spy Fox. Their games were really popular during the 1990s, and were pretty innovative for childrens' games.
One thing I also remember about them is the music. One of my favorite soundtracks to a Humongous game was the one for the 1993 game "Putt-Putt Goes to the Moon," composed by George "the Fat Man" Sanger. When originally released for MS-DOS, it had a rather elaborate MIDI soundtrack that was optimized for higher-end sound cards of the time like the Roland GS (though today's Microsoft GS WaveTable Synth can handle it pretty well.)

So for anyone who grew up with these games, or want some more unique jazzy music for their films, here you go!
NOTE: All the music tracks are in MIDI format, just as they were on the original 1993 MS-DOS version of the game, so by default they will be in the "Music" section. This includes all of the game's music cues from the data files, even the unused ones!

[Phil Williamson]

ok no offense but I really don't think this was worth releasing. it's just a collection of midis from an obscure game with no relation to 3dmm. no one really uses midis at all anymore, and they're pretty easily searchable online anyway

[Broken Pencil]

Oh noes, when will we use these in our amazing movies that use compressed .wav files that sound extremely crappy proving that MIDI's are not outdated & should still be used within our movies?

[Spikaproductions]

Originally Posted by Brock Obama

Oh noes, when will we use these in our amazing movies that use compressed .wav files that sound extremely crappy proving that MIDI's are not outdated & should still be used within our movies?

You really need to use HighQ then, the program doesn't work all that well and it can only work as a SF in 3DMM. The payoff is Higher Quality Wav files.

[Broken Pencil]

Originally Posted by Spikaproductions

You really need to use HighQ then, the program doesn't work all that well and it can only work as a SF in 3DMM. The payoff is Higher Quality Wav files.

It's obviously implied that I always use Py-Q, Not High-Q

[GregoryStudios]

Who's Pajama Sam???

[Plopilpy]

Hey Gregory, notice how the last thread in this post was in 2013? Well when you comment on a thread which hasn't been commented on for a long time, that's called "bumping", and it can get very annoying for us because we get notified about it. Please try not to bump threads, ok?

[GregoryStudios]

Originally Posted by Plopilpy

Hey Gregory, notice how the last thread in this post was in 2013? Well when you comment on a thread which hasn't been commented on for a long time, that's called "bumping", and it can get very annoying for us because we get notified about it. Please try not to bump threads, ok?

k sure

[Plopilpy]

Thanks for listening!

[GregoryStudios]

Originally Posted by Plopilpy

Thanks for listening!

Youre Welcome (NP)
:3