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Recent events have lead to a test concerning OpenAL audio drivers in NAB. While the Galaxy drivers certainly did their job, they were a little low quality, and had been ham-handedly modified by NAB’s developers in such a way that broke support for Unreal’s built-in music engine. UMX files could not be loaded or played in NAB. The developers of course, rather than fixing their mistake, worked around it, making NAB’s music CD-based. I am now pleased to report after testing it myself that not only has this issue been resolved by the new beta OpenAL drivers, .ogg file import is also possible, meaning you are not limited to the constraints of tracked audio files when it comes to the music system. You can use any number of the in-engine transitions to cleverly blend pieces of music in levels, and create immersive and evolving audio experiences. Basically, if you ever wanted music in your training course, or maybe wanted to make a gametype with scripted musical arrangements depending on the circumstances at the moment, you can with these drivers.