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I think that's the first I've heard of that issue. The xnb files are just the internal format that monogame uses after importing, you shouldn't need any additional software.

Are there any sounds being produced at all? In Bronze Age music and sound are loaded differently.

Today, I received my new Asus ROG machine to replace my old Asus ROG machine. After getting all the Windows Updates, I ran this game and no sound. I then installed Steam, Visual Studio Pro, and Unity 18-20. When I installed Steam, I installed Shogun 2 Total War which had some redistributables.  One of those installs did the trick as I have sound now.  

When I tried to run the game on the old machine, I had just reset my computer because of some issues. I had removed Unity, Visual Studio and Steam and I didn't have any other games installed. It was pretty much a clean install. I would say that your game does require something to get the sounds to work. And I would guess it is something pretty common, else others would have chimed in by now.  I just do not know exactly what the common redistributable is.

Thanks

Interesting, thanks for the info.