Ftm File to Midi process: Need technical help

[Wassup Thunder]

I downloaded an ftm file for a song I've wanted to remix since forever (I've not found a midi for it despite lots of searching.) I'm curious if anyone knows a process that would let you take an ftm file and eventually create a midi file using it. Any needed programs and procedures needed would be really helpful as well. 

[TheVideoGamer]

FTM is Famitracker right? 

If so i've used this program.

Now i haven't converted anything to MIDI, because i don't usually need to, but i did come across this which might be helpful....

http://forums.famitracker.com/viewtopic.php?t=610

[Wassup Thunder]

This looks promising. I'll download that and try it out. Thank you!
Edit: On inspection, I am unfamiliar with lua files, and... don't understand what the files are telling me to do. Never used something like this before. Could ya tell me how to get started using this?

Edited March 12 by Wassup Thunder

[TheVideoGamer]

10 hours ago, Wassup Thunder said:

This looks promising. I'll download that and try it out. Thank you!
Edit: On inspection, I am unfamiliar with lua files, and... don't understand what the files are telling me to do. Never used something like this before. Could ya tell me how to get started using this?

Ah...i forgot about that...one second, lemme research....

[Daylectorbr]

Have you visited some famitracker forum out there? I'm not sure exactly which, but as far as I remember, there was a guy from this certain ftm forum that shared an ftm to midi converted he made. If you still not found any, you may as well look for that, good luck.

[Wassup Thunder]

I found a solution that I could use, so this post can be considered resolved! I found a work around and got the midi I was after. I used Famitracker to export the file as a NSF, then used a converter to turn that into a (pretty rough, but still useful) Midi. The converter is here: http://vgmpf.com/Wiki/index.php/NSF_to_MIDI in case this helps anyone else in the future.

[Daylectorbr]

Nice, I better save it for use in the future. Thanks.

Edited April 20 by Daylectorbr

[CJohnson]

How did you find it? I was looking for it everywhere! Bless you man, thanks!

[Wassup Thunder]

I found it when I started looking into NSF after seeing that I could export a ftm into an nsf.