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I can say that I marked the twinbee as 2nd opinion because it sounded no different compared to the original tune.Wait, then why was my module "jts-stage3" (yes I do understand why this one was rejected) or "kinnikinnick0718_-_journey_to_silius" accepted? It's a recreation of Stage 3 from the NES/Famicom game Journey to Silius/Raf World.
It's impressive to make an very accurate cover of an existing song in another format just by hearing the notes of a tune, but I think that they shouldn't be posted here. But I may be wrong? I've seen remixes of another vg-tunes, but if the module had had noticeable difference from the original, then it maybe would have been added if it also had sounded good
a) What is NFM2?a)"NFM2" is a racing game: http://www.needformadness.com/
b) Are there any resources for the Stage Maker?
c) Did the music come bundled with it?
d) Did it come with a "stage"?
e) Are there any resources for "stages"?
Answering these could help.
It probably uses an unsupported codec (possibly IMA ADPCM, where stereo sample import is broken up to OpenMPT 1.25), is malformed in some way or is not actually a Wave file. Without looking at the file itself, it's impossible to tell.
If you don't know how to edit the sample texts to include a message, then maybe you should practice a bit more with the tracker before submitting anything. The worst mistake a beginner can make is to upload their first module and then regretting a year later that they cannot remove it anymore.Wait, not even administrators can remove a module?
