Actually, Festerd_Jester didn't make the MIDI-- I did that-- he wrote the song that I used. You should keep him in the special thanks, though.
Pigmask Colonel (composed "Even More WL4 Stuff") and stupidface (who helped with Quality Assurance on said MIDI) would be some good additions as well.
Also, freemidi.org, MIDI-World, and midimi.org are a couple more sources that I remember using, though freemidi is the only one of the three I'm positive was utilized. It'd be best to keep the MIDI Creators section labelled as MIDIs: because it's vague enough to label both transcribers and publishers as sources. If any other MIDIs we've been using turn out to credit their creator, I'll let you know. And hey, didn't you make the MIDIs for Sweet Board and Unused Song yourself? You should add yourself in there, too. If we're going by least to most MIDIs, you'd be after sortmusic but before FreeMIDI.org.
Also,
Keith Banta made the Cleanin' Out My Closet MIDI,
Path B. Guy did I'm Only Sleeping (this is the only MIDI not transcribed by me that I want an extra mention of myself for, because unlike other MIDIs I arranged for this hack, that one I actually did a fuckton of re-sequencing for: I pretty much rebuilt the Lyrics section. ...as far as everything in general goes, I want to be "Music Director" and for it to say something like "Music Arranged by tahutoa", either before or after the thing goes through the list of MIDIs),
And uhh apparently no-fucking-body else bothered to credit themselves for any of the MIDIs we've used that weren't either from VGMusic, made by me or you, or were ripped from whatever DS ROM the song comes from.
So, I guess what we could do is have individual screens for each MIDI (this'll help us be able to replace more of the credits sequence without reusing bits of the old credits), stating the name of the song, the source material (like what band, game, etc.), and people that worked on the MIDI itself. For the MIDIs where the sequencer didn't put their name in, I guess we can put the website??
BTW, the Motorhead MIDI comes from "en.midimelody.ru"