sounds are all wrong

[Dreusyla Arashi]

this doesn't sound like doom is supposed to sound, the music is all wrong and altered in some way and certain sounds like the super shotgun are completely different is this game some kind of ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up remaster of the original?

[Loneliness]

Nope, It’s on your end.

Are you playing with any mods or have altered the game in any way?

[Comissar person[FIN]]

or are your audio set up all ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up

[Dreusyla Arashi]

nope the sounds different, the music is not like the original soundtrack, its like there are extra instruments, sounds like crap

[Comissar person[FIN]]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zyIxeMY820E so it does not sound like this ?

[Comissar person[FIN]]

you know if you have nvidia geforce experience you can record with shadow play so we could get good idea about your problemo

[Boaby Kenobi]

It depends on which port of Doom you're using.
Chocolate Doom allows you to set the sound options from a menu, like the original MIDI music or if you have the files you can set it to whatever you want, and then you can save the settings and play, while others come with specific versions of the music automatically enabled.
Or maybe you're talking about PlayStation Doom? That had a completely different soundtrack and sound effects.
My own favourite for PC Doom is Roland SC-55.

[V I D A L]

Originally posted by Dreusyla Arashi:

nope the sounds different, the music is not like the original soundtrack, its like there are extra instruments, sounds like crap

You're simply using a different sound system that you used back in the day. DOS games such as Doom, Duke Nukem, Warcraft 2 had several different version of the soundtrack to be compatible with different soundcards of the era. Some soundcards would only play very simplified versions of the songs while others would play far more complex MIDIs. If you use a source port such as GZDoom you can actually pick what version you want.
The music is the same, but will sound different. That's why it sounds off to you. You just have to select the version you are familiar with if you want.

[Dreusyla Arashi]

vidal, my computer back in the days of doom ran with a roland sc-55 for the music and a soundblaster for sounds, whatevers coming hthough my speakers in this version of doom isnt the same at all, i even installed doom 95 to see if i was crazy or not, musics 100% different

[NeuroticNicky]

Did you previously play the PS1 version of Doom or Doom64? Because they changed sounds, lighting, levels, monsters, etc when they made those versions. Doom64 is it's own game, whereas the PS1 was edited (heavily, but less than every other version) when they ported from PC to PS1.

[Dreusyla Arashi]

No, if you read above i own and play the original dos version of the game

[genu]

soundcards are different. my gravis ultrasound had a different sound compared to soundblaster. Its your soundcard/driver.

[JaredX7]

If you are using DOSBox, make sure you at least remember to set all the sampling rates to 49716 inside the conf file.