The only way I know to do that is to record a sequence from MIDI-based instruments that are plugged into your computer. If you can record a sequence as a .mid file, the modplug tracker can convert it from MIDI format to Impulse Tracker mod format (.it)

If you need vocals, you can record them separately as .wav files, cut them into segments, and load the segments as samples in the .it module you've created.


If you don't have MIDI instrumemts that you can connect to your computer, you can't record directly from live play to a module in a way that would give good results. Instead, you'll have to track the module from scratch, using whatever samples you can come up with. Making a mod with complicated effects is difficult, but a simple tune with no effects should be very easy. Just remember that it needs samples first.


Note: A "sample" is a short recording that the mod uses to simulate an instrument. It is loaded into the module and can be played back as different notes.