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Line 516 error

Hi guys, I try to insert one port and the addmusicM gives me that error, the line 516 is this:

PERC000N4 PERC000X8 r8 PERC000X4 PERC000X8 r8 PERC000X4 PERC000X8 PERC001N16 PERC000N16 PERC001N16 PERC000N16 PERC001N16 PERC000N16 PERC001N16 PERC000N16

What's wrong with it? Sorry, I can't give more info because, that's all.

Help?
Did you actually set all the percussions? Make sure you have PERC000, PERC001 in the instrument list:

"PERC000N = @21c"
"PERC001N = @22c"

Also, make sure you have these, too:

"PERC000X = @21c"
"PERC001X = @22c"
Yes, I have those in the instrument list

"PERC000N=@29c $f3 $5B $03"
"PERC001N=@22c $f3 $5C $03"

"PERC000X=@29c $f3 $5B $03"
"PERC001X=@22c $f3 $5C $03"
There you go. It should be:

Code
"PERC000N=@29 $f3 $5B $03 c"
"PERC001N=@22 $f3 $5C $03 c"

"PERC000X=@29 $f3 $5B $03 c"
"PERC001X=@22 $f3 $5C $03 c"


You forgot to add the "c" at the end. Percussions need it or there's no note to play resulting in your error. :P

Edit: For accuracy and tuning I'd use @4 instead of @22/@29 or any @2x at all.
oh, thanks, now it works but sounds horrible xD

This can be closed :P
It may help other people, so I wouldn't say it can be closed. Anyhow, if you want the drums to be on a fixed octave do this:

Code
"PERC000N=@29 $f3 $5B $03 o4c"
"PERC001N=@22 $f3 $5C $03 o4c"

"PERC000X=@29 $f3 $5B $03 o4c"
"PERC001X=@22 $f3 $5C $03 o4c"


This way it's easier to tune them as well. ;)