Black MIDI

[titanicpassenger1]

So Last Week Listening Classical and Pop Songs on YouTube I found this type of music called Black MIDI.
Basically It's a MIDI file containing tons and tons of notes it's literally unplayable by any human on earth and if you look on a sheet music it's just black because of too many notes.


This is what a Standard MIDI file looks like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8dSKNB8vSo


And this is what a "Blackened" MIDI file looks like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KaNoK04Cy8


So, what do you think of this "Black MIDI" thing?

[Gordon Freeman]

Hypothetically, if you got a few people to play each MIDI layer, then a Blackened MIDI could be playable.

[titanicpassenger1]

Hypothetically, if you got a few people to play each MIDI layer, then a Blackened MIDI could be playable.

That won't work, because most Black MIDIs had notes shorter than 1/48 <-- lower can't play by a human.

[Gordon Freeman]

There are some classical 17-1800's-era scores with 1/2048 notes.

[titanicpassenger1]

There are some classical 17-1800's-era scores with 1/2048 notes.

D: I forgot about that.

Most Black MIDIs had the 4096th note (Gate = 1 sometimes 5): The shortest note in a MIDI Sequencer. It's impossible to play because it's too short (72 milliseconds  @ 4/4 time witch Most songs have) But you can play it when the Tempo is too slow.