Old RAD v1 files work great (except the OPL2 emulation, which is a bit off, but nobody has ever made a perfect emulator for that chip, so I can't really complain), but upon loading the newer RAD v2 files, everything sounds a bit off.
Given that the RAD v2 format has significant differences in the file structure to accommodate more features, I assume that the player used in modizer supports the new format (including "riffs", which did not exist in RAD v1), however, half of the channels are missing and some instruments, when they do play, sound way off. Which makes sense, since the RAD v2 format targets the OPL3 sound chip, which supports more waveforms and has double the channels compared to the older and less capable OPL2, which RAD v1 used.
Old RAD v1 files work great (except the OPL2 emulation, which is a bit off, but nobody has ever made a perfect emulator for that chip, so I can't really complain), but upon loading the newer RAD v2 files, everything sounds a bit off.
Given that the RAD v2 format has significant differences in the file structure to accommodate more features, I assume that the player used in modizer supports the new format (including "riffs", which did not exist in RAD v1), however, half of the channels are missing and some instruments, when they do play, sound way off. Which makes sense, since the RAD v2 format targets the OPL3 sound chip, which supports more waveforms and has double the channels compared to the older and less capable OPL2, which RAD v1 used.