Music

In the 1990's, when CDs were a new option for video games such as the Carmageddon franchise, CD Audio was made for players to enjoy their experience even more. Back then, the music was sometimes played with software MIDI instruments based on sound cards to prevent the feel of silence, it was very efficient because the sequenced tunes only relied on notes and what instrument samples to play including how they are played. Today, music can often be found in the game files and sometimes be extracted. The videogame soundtrack in the old era was often played from the Redbook Audio (Mixed Mode CD) disc, while the music tracks play at random (unless there's a part of the game where the track is forced).

Carmageddon

The music tracks in this game are from Fear Factory and Lee Groves, both have instrumental versions.

Carmageddon II: Carpocalypse Now

Same as Carmageddon, but with tracks from Iron Maiden and Sentience. Iron Maiden's songs have lyrics.

Carmageddon 3: TDR 2000

Much like the two, only this time by Utah Saints and Plague.

Unused content

Carmageddon was going to have MIDI songs according to the demo and leftover MIDI files (.HMI, .MID), but Stainless may have taken them out because they were not too pleased with how they sounded.

" Originally Midi was going to be in the game!!! But after hearing FM midi for more than 5 minutes in a row we scrapped it for CD audio instead... Can you imagine playing a game with continuous FM midi and NOT being able to turn it OFF. AAAAARRRGGG enough to drive you insane.. -- SCi "