MIDI File Fixes for Technical Errors #24
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…ges back, which causes other songs to play distorted
…ouldn't distort even if the player skips a song while playing
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Related issue: #17
This commit fixes so-called "music is distorted but sometimes" bug observed on Windows, caused by some songs changing MIDI Pitch Bend ranges but it's not being reverted.
In other words, I just added bend range reset commands on every single MIDI file so that they are properly initialised.
Ideally this should be fixed by the sequencer itself — they should reset any parameter changes from previous songs — but it seems Windows MIDI sequencer doesn't do that, and since Microsoft actually fixing any music-related bugs on their product is simply something that would never happen, I thought it would be better to "fix" the MIDI file themselves.