• Install python if it isn't already installed on your computer
• Clone (or download) this repo and put it in the directory AddMusicK is in
• Open a command prompt in this folder
• type python it2amk.py modules/yourmodule.it
• A file named yourmodule.txt should appear in the music directory, and a folder called yourmodule full of BRRs should appear in the samples directory.
• Copy the text file to AMK's music folder, and the yourmodule samples folder into AMK's sample folder.
  • AddMusicK/it2amk/music/your_module.txt to AddMusicK/music
  • AddMusicK/it2amk/samples/your_module/ to AddMusicK/samples/your_module/
• Run AMK, or the AMK GUI in porting mode if you're more used to that.
• Spend some time refining the MML file, turning repeated note patterns into loops, and overall optimizing things and fixing inaccuracies

author "Author Name"

game "Game Name"

length "m:ss"

legato True or False - Specifies whether or not to apply $F4 $02 (True by default)

echo XXYYLLRR - Specifies the echo flags. XX = Delay, WW = Feedback, LL = Echo left volume, RR = Echo right volume

fir 1122334455667788 - Specifies the 8 byte FIR coefficients

tmult n - Specifies the tempo and note length multiplier for the song. Decimals allowed. Default value is 2.

resample n - Specifies a constant multiplier for all the sample rates. In this example, all samples are shrunk to 90% of their original length.

amplify n - Specifies a constant multiplier for all the sample amplitudes. From 0.0 to 1.0. Default is 0.9. (Any higher than 0.9 is not recommended because of clipping.)

vmult n - Specifies a constant multiplier for all v (volume command) levels in the MML. Anything above v255 gets $FA $03 $XX applied to it.

master LLRR - Specifies the master volume level. LLRR. LL = Left level, RR = Right level

addmml P:C:R:T:"MML String" - Adds an text string to the MML. Format: P:C:R:T:"MML String". P = Pattern number, C = Channel number (counting from 1), R = Row number, T = Subtick within row. (All in decimal)

Each instrument can have certain parameters associated with them that are translated in a meaningful way in the MML. Use them in the instrument name/file name fields, surrounding the parameters with backticks.

aDASRGA - Upon conversion, override the volume envelope with custom ADSR/GAIN. (aDFA07F becomes $DF $A0 $7F.)

e - enable echo for this instrument

i - invert volume for this instrument. Not reccomended with CRT TVs (or computers, for that matter...) with only one speaker...

n - enable noise for this instrument. (When composing in the tracker, use it with noise.iti or the noise instrument in smw_template.it for a preview of what it'll sound like.)

p - enable pitch modulation for this instrument

rDASRGA - Release ADSR/GAIN, used when there's a note fade. Same format as a

• Separators (+++) are not supported
• If it's saying No such file or directory: 'temp/tunings.txt', it's because you need to create the temp folder - it won't run if that folder doesn't exist