Music Inserting help?

[TheeBill]

So I followed Blazer's ultimate tutorial for chapter 23-24 very closely up to part 7, and that's basically where he lost me.

Is the header at the end where the song data is or start? I'm also confused with what to write for the bytes after header, the song I'm trying to insert has 9 tracks, so what do I put for the 9 sets that are supposed to come afterwards??

Also, when searching for "b2" I just found that there is simply more data right after, there's no "00's" to work with.

I guess pictures would help, this is what I got when I searched for b2:

But this is what Blazer's tutorial shows as an example

Could someone please tell me whats going on here? It'd also be nice to know if there are much more simple methods out there for dummies like me, but I'm willing to learn the hard way .

[Alusq]

The Ultimate Tutorial is outdated; start over from scratch and use Sappy and Mid2AGB to insert your music, not Blazer's method (which you should only use if you're a masochist). It's far easier and gives you better-sounding music.

[TheeBill]

Thanks so much! I was almost about to lose my mind trying to comprehend Blazer's explanation.

[Alusq]

Indeed, I think we've all been there. It's an amazing sigh of relief that you don't have to copy and paste all the hex, manually do pointers, etc. ^ш^

[OliKad]

Zalhman's MIDI Inserter (or something like that) is very simple to use and gets you very solid results, but I don't think it's possible to use the GBA FE soundfont with this method. You'll only get some generic MIDI fonts instead. Still, it works well if you ask me! ^^