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Unusual problems with HuFlungDu's AddMusic

I have been recently working on my first serious hacking attempt, but AddMusic is giving me an incredible amount of problems. To start with, I used the -se command because about half of the songs I am using require the N-SPC Patch. However, the songs that required it didn't work and crashed the game when I left the level. I noticed that MORE.asm wasn't in the AddMusic folder, only MORE.bin. I downloaded it from the Patches section of the site, and tried to patch it manually with Xkas GUI. However, Xkas refused to even start the patching process, and told me that there was a problem with my .NET framework. This is unusual, because it worked perfectly when I used other patches. I then tried the -se command a second time with both MORE.asm and MORE.bin in the folder, and it seemed to have worked because I got one of my songs that required the patch to work perfectly. However, when I selected music for my OW, two of the songs I picked refused to function. One of them required the N-SPC patch, while one did not. Confused, I tested out all of my level music. Most of it worked perfectly, but a few of them played at about half the right tempo, one of them played at about double the right tempo, and a few more didn't work at all. Strangely enough, some of the songs that didn't function correctly weren't even listed as requiring MORE. As someone who knows literally nothing about ASM or music, I have no clue what to do. Could someone suggest how to resolve the problem? If so, I will be very grateful.
Put this at the start of the txt file:


;-- HEADER AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED --
$ED $80 $6D $68
$ED $80 $7D $00
$F0
;-- END OF HEADER -------------------

All of the songs I'm using have a header like that, but with slightly different values.

;-- HEADER AUTOMATICALLY GENERATED --
$ED $80 $6D $2B
$ED $80 $7D $00
$F0
;-- END OF HEADER -------------------

Should I change the $2B to $68?
$2B is only used with level songs. $68 is used for overworld songs
Also make sure OW songs don't have an echo of over 3.
Living life takes forever
I fixed the header for the OW songs, but all of the weird problems are still there. If there isn't any way to fix this, I could start on a new ROM or get rid of the songs that are glitching on me. I'm just wondering if problems like this are normal.
Did you type
Code
 AddMusic.exe Romname.smc -se 
first
Then
Code
 AddMusic.exe Romname.smc 
after?
Also have you used any other addmusics on the rom? If yes you have to port it to a new rom.
If you used Carol's or Romi's MORE.asm/MORE.bin then you also have to port (as far as I know)
Living life takes forever
I didn't use any other AddMusics on this rom, and the MORE.asm is the one submitted by Ultimaximus. However, I used a different command prompt for inserting the music. It told me to do

Code
 AddMusic.exe Romname.smc -i AddMusic.ini 


Was that wrong?
Yeah, try the one I posted on a clean rom, and use the MORE.bin included with HFD's addmusic (Make sure the rom expanded first)
Living life takes forever
OK, thanks. It works perfectly now. I'm not sure why the readme specified that I use a -i command. Maybe I read it wrong.