Skelegant wrote:If you want MP3s with the original sound I'd suggest using Audacity and an audio to audio cable plugged into the headphone and microphone holes, and just record the midi that way (you might need a plugin to save as an mp3, ogg takes up more space but is probably a better choice)
Not sure if it'll be worth the trouble; considering the fact that i put and played the MIDI files in my cellphone and for some reason they sounded differently from when i play them on my computer(somewhat similar to the converted mp3 versions). With that said, all that work you're suggesting may prove fruitless considering the original purpose of me converting the files. Besides, i dunno how to use Audacity.
Skelegant wrote:I like how the fluty instrument came out

Yeah, what's up with that? The music consisted of a bunch of beeps and boops in a sequence, and now it sounds like i remixed it or something when all i did was convert them to high quality mp3. Is this how MIDI files work? I dunno how you made these musics or where you got them from but they sure are something.
I'm thinking of making it into a personal customization add-on for your mod. I think i'll call it "Gloom Busters Arrange sountrack" or something; Just like other games that contain "Arrange" soundtrack, like Soul Blade. Of course, I'm not serious; it's just a silly idea.
