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Is there anything I still need to do for this? It hasn't been accepted, but I'm not sure what's left.

Thanks for the tip on how to change the notation quickly! I have an older version of Finale full I got when I was a student and it has this feature.

I'm pretty sure the 110 is the "right" tempo, but I'll wait and let other people express their opinion first. 225 is an extremely fast tempo, just listen to the metronome: http://a.bestmetronome.com/

You're absolutely right, 110 is more reasonable, however I usually prefer a score that's easier to read, and having eighth notes instead of sixteenth aids in that endeavor. As I mentioned, it would end up being played the same speed.

Also not sure about the if the note spelling is right. Measure 5 the Cn should probably be B# and measure 4 left hand those An should probably be Gx.(my version)

B# is probably correct. I always avoid double sharps/flats if I can avoid it.

Wow, thanks!

You obviously know a lot more about Finale than I do; I wouldn't know how to change the note values automatically (or did you do it manually)?

I prefer having a tempo of 225 with eighth notes than 110 with sixteenth notes, as I find it easier to read, and it's technically the same speed of playing either way.

I have a lot of other sheet music that I've done this way, so if there's a way to change it automatically I'd like to know, as it would take too much time to do it all manually.

Updated PDF to be rendered in Finale.

Alright, thanks.

I just updated the PDF and MUS file. Please let me know if they are the way things should be.

If I may ask, why is Finale a requirement? Wouldn't it be fair to allow people to use their notation software of choice?

I followed the formatting guidelines as closely as I could in Noteflight, which is what I use as my notation editor. Is there something specific that is missing?

I'm on mobile, so I can't comment much on accuracy, but the sheet looks pretty good, aside from a few note beaming errors.

Could you please point these out so I can correct them?

Try to find out how to export a musicXML file from whatever program you use and import it into finale notepad to get a .mus file, which you can download for free.

Sure, if it's that simple, it should be fine; Noteflight exports to MusicXML.

You'll have to properly resubmit this submission through the [NSM Panel] above. Also read this: http://forum.ninsheetmusic.org/index.php?topic=6421.0

Sure. Would you mind updating the image files in that link you shared? They are all broken at the moment.

[Series]

Series: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Game: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles III: The Manhattan Project
Console: NES
Title: Scene 1 - The Beach
Instrumentation : Solo Piano
Arranger: Jean Of mArc

PDF
MIDI

PS. I tried to post this as close I could to the Submission Guidelines, but wasn't able to see how to add any attachments, and the example images were broken links. Also, not sure if I was supposed to post this here or in the "Submissions" subforum, but when I tried it would not let me create a topic. I used Noteflight to create the sheet music, which as far as I know doesn't produce MUS files.