JLDomino
[Black MIDI] - Cascade 2 - 89 million notes
updated
I actually recorded it as 1/10 speed and was able to record the whole video in just 50 minutes.
This is actually what a lot of my older PFA no-lags looked like.
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=YXRPchyPXfI
Download: on the video
MIDI by: Sir Spork
Notes: 2,927,162
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visualization: Piano From Above
Requested by:@Bloxdio_iJackyaYT_vn
I think this is a certified banger, the best rendition of Canon in D that I've ever heard, and I really want to see this played in a dance hall. I also tried a bunch of new visual effects, especially in the background, and of course I used the flashy effects that everyone else uses now adays.
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=oyCbPSr3KQA
Download: on the video
Notes: 7,654,321
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
This is also the obvious source of inspiration for the FSM 3 version of the same song. (Don't get me started on obtaining FSM 3 I'm gonna remake it and the devs can't stop me)
Geometry Dash players also might recognize this song because it was used in the level LIMBO, and yes the "FOCUS" text and the keys at the end of the MIDI are a reference to the level LIMBO is designed to be the hardest memory demon in Geometry Dash.
Original Videos: youtube.com/watch?v=D3cQyE4IWEw and youtube.com/watch?v=xLbHLTomXMA
Downloads: on the videos (if you trust MediaFire)
Notes: 1,535,453
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
Original Video: none
Download: on the video
Notes: 9,215,823
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
I personally think this is a super underrated rendition of TN2 that doesn't get enough attention. This whole medley feels kind of like a TN2 remake, but the creator had his own take on TN2, and I guess it's kind of like a remix, and it only vaguely resembles TN2.
Maybe someday I'll try merging this with authentic TN2.
Notes: 26,027,615
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=jONUjuMntk0
Download: on the video
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
Xplot Music: youtube.com/watch?v=WgllH_ZzZnY
MKWCore: youtube.com/watch?v=DLt589bb2O8
OrangePaprika67: youtube.com/watch?v=Gf0JCkbEo-E
Download: on all of the videos
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Bank 128 Preset 0: Animusic Drums.sf2 - Pogo Set
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
By the way this is also the MIDI that eventually became Depts.PCwiper (150M notes)
Notes: 290,539
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=t4vZkgD6CMo (8:27)
Download: on the video
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano (RND Delay Preset)
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
Original Medley: youtube.com/watch?v=DmIjvBU4l28
Update Playlist: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLTwUSA2XDxp6CIp2autiBHpPxDPLr1jHi
MIDI Audio Version by: me
Downloads:
Audio Version: on the community post
Full Version: private until finished
MIDI Editing: Domino 1.4.3 and FL Studio 20
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
Notes: 420,853,644 (oof)
Max NPS: 12,451,496 (yIkEs)
Max Polyphony: 2,269,347 (my computer almost boomed)
Number of Tracks: 1,416 (completely absurd)
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=5NeedNh_J6I
Download: on the video
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
Requested by @SatoriMaiden1104 (she also made a video of this midi but wanted me to make a video because she knew I could do better)
All music originally composed by ZUN
this medley and black midi created by Kumakki
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=EE7U81lnjc0
Download: on the video
Timestamps (Credits to TheRandomizer)
Format: [Time] [Japanese Name] ~ [English Name] - [Character] (Game)
0:00 U.N. Owen Was Her - Flandre Scarlet (6)
1:16 Septette for the Dead Princess - Remilia Scarlet (6)
1:48 Necrofantasia - Yukari Yakumo (7)
2:31 Apparitions Stalk the Night - Rumia (6)
3:14 Satori Maiden ~ 3rd Eye - Satori Komeiji (11)
3:58 Reach for the Moon ~ Immortal Smoke - Fujiwara no Mokou (8)
4:40 Hiroari Shoots a Strange Bird ~ Till When - Youmu Konpaku (7)
5:23 Maiden's Capriccio ~ Dream Battle - Reimu Hakurei (8)
5:55 Flowering Night - Sakuya Izayoi (9)
6:16 Bad Apple!! (4)
6:38 End of Daylight (2)
6:59 She's in a Temper!! - Rika (2)
7:20 Complete Darkness - Mima (2)
8:03 Strawberry Crisis!! - Yumemi Okazaki (3)
8:46 The Tank Girl's Dream - Rika (2)
9:30 Scarlet Symphony ~ Scarlet Phoneme - Kurumi (4)
9:51 Lost Dream ~ Vanishing Dream - Kana (3)
10:12 The Grimoire Of Alice - Alice Margatroid (5)
10:44 Doll Judgement ~ The Girl Who Played with People's Shapes - Alice Margatroid (7)
11:06 Border of Life - Yukari Yakumo (7)
11:48 Lunar Clock ~ Lunar Dial - Sakuya Izayoi (6)
12:10 Locked Girl ~ The Girl's Secret Room - Patchouli Knowledge (6)
12:31 Love Colored Master Spark - Marisa Kirisame (8)
12:58 Hartmann's Youkai Girl - Koishi Komeiji (11)
13:40 The Capital City of Flowers in the Sky (7)
14:26 Theme of Eastern Story (Main Theme)
Filename: The Creator.B6MCM.TTRb.mid
Size: 56.3 MB
MIDI Creator: youtube.com/@DixelU
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=4xz7rYh70ZA
Download: on the video.
Software:
MIDI editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: Piano From Above
Original MIDI by: HDSQ
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=b0gyQMJHQ78
Download: On his website.
Notes: 6,283,185
Backgrounds: wallpaperaccess.com/geometric-fractals
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
Disclaimer: the following video is fantasy, but partially real.
"Piano Duet with Satori" Let's GO!
Only 4 days of rehearsals to get this to work!
Please let me know in the comments if you want me to do
*the other Satori Maiden* (a.k.a. Hartmann's Youkai Girl from Touhou 11)
Sheet Music
Download: drive.google.com/file/d/1EzHqTq_YihNzSl5hcRFe2ZR47cWeGGFg/view?usp=sharing
Demo MIDI: reference this MIDI file to learn this piece if MIDI is easier to learn.
Download: drive.google.com/file/d/1OgKektlhgQIOstb3DWc7TVAESRmn3dzO/view?usp=sharing
Red Notes: JLDomino
Pink Notes: Satori Komeiji (SatoriMaiden1104)
DISCLAIMER: This is not an original composition.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: SeeMusic
tags(ignore)
#PianoDuet #Touhou #Piano #PianoDuetWithSatoriRound1 #SatoriMaiden #Touhou11
New(HD) PPQ: 1920
Original MIDI by: TSMB2
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=Y778aWYmWNw
Download: on the video (I don't think I'm allowed to publish my HD version)
Notes: about 6 million
Software:
MIDI editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
The note colors of each instrument should match the instrument colors in the movie if you use PFA colors, and I rearranged the tracks so that would work.
For example, if you were to make a video with PFA, then the colors should be by default, the correct colors.
I think this might also be my first time using a video as a background.
Huge thanks to Lasers, Lights and Music for the Background.
youtube.com/watch?v=Acb5puQlI1E
Huge thanks to OddPandemonium03 for the inspiration.
youtube.com/watch?v=xYzimAOTd1Y
Huge thanks to TheCatGamer137 for the tempo track.
A lot of the MIDI art was also inspired my that MIDI.
youtube.com/watch?v=HhxdpTb0bck
Notes: about 3,162,289
Download: drive.google.com/file/d/1ZasnRIcWFMilHkdKtNpQgrTQyDoBsniO/view?usp=sharing
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=lRwO3DIOvGY
Download: on the video
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: none
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: Piano From Above
The so called "F2A" was exported by Kaydax using FLP2MIDI, which uses an FL studio TRACKS to MIDI Tracks map, where F1 was exported in parts by Eddywaltz using FL Studio, so it uses the FL Studio CHANNELS to MIDI Tracks map.
and that's the map that I used in this remake, meaning that my remake is actually Final 1, not Final 2. sorry for messing up the video title.
Original MIDI Creators: @EMEKC ,@eddywaltz4848 ,@DixelU ,@GamingMIDI
00:00 Intro
00:24 Original Composition by Emex
00:45 Emex 600 Subs Special
01:11 COOL&CREATE - LBSFS
01:34 Eurodancer
02:03 Touhou 6 - Shanghai Teahouse + Touhou 8 - Reach for the Moon Immortal Smoke
02:59 Original Composition (probably made with a digital piano)
03:10 another Original Composition (probably by Eddywaltz)
03:31 Touhou 4 - Bad Apple
04:15 Emex - Freedom
04:38 Red Zone
05:00 Tetris Theme A
05:22 Emex - The Nuker 3 - Unused Composition
05:42 Emex - Little Tony
06:02 Touhou 6 - Septette for the Dead Princess (Part 1)
06:31 Two Faced Lovers
07:25 Alexander Verevkin - Coral Challenge
08:35 Touhou 6 - Septette for the Dead Princess (Part 2)
08:56 Emex - The Nuker 1 - Unused Composition
09:38 Emex - Elexism
09:49 Original Composition
10:10 TSMB2 - Kazan Challenge (TN1 Edition)
10:26 Alexander Verevkin - IVK
11:08 Touhou 4 - Bad Apple
11:20 Senbonzakura
11:42 Alexander Verevkin - Strange Desert
12:19 Alexander Verevkin - L.A.S.E.R.
12:32 Alexander Verevkin - The Creator
12:56 Alexander Verevkin(?) - Chinese Hall
13:40 Marisa Stole the Precious Thing (referring to Marisa from the Touhou universe)
14:03 Tetris Theme A (for real this time)
14:56 Alexander Verevkin - Defeated (Anno 2070 OST)
17:02 Emex - Emex's Nukeland
18:37 The Nuker 4 - Main Theme
19:26 The Nuker 1 - Main Theme
20:10 The Nuker 1 - Crash Theme
Notes: about 227 million.
Max NPS across 1 second: 5,116,690
Max NPS across 1 tick: around 46 million (if you calculate the most notes played on 1 tick and then just multiply by the ticks per second, in this case it's 2048 notes * 22,516.64 ticks per second = about 46 million notes per second).
Original Videos:
Final 1: youtube.com/watch?v=_IhOEf1aq3Q and youtube.com/watch?v=f6ahg9YjWtE
Final 2A: youtube.com/watch?v=k2GOCH--aZg
Download: off
Just for fun, here's the ending of U26: youtu.be/L8fDhPfu6EM
I remade it in like 30 minutes about 3 years ago.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
*The Final crash is nerfed
The average NPS across 1 second for the final crash is about 55 million.
I estimate that the true max across 1 tick is closer to 2.5 billion notes per second.
Notes: about 535.9 million.
Download: off
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: none
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: Piano From Above
Notes: 193 million
MIDI Creator, Composer and Arranger: TheRandomizer
MIDI Art Creator: JLDomino
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=46-HTgOd5QE
Download: on the video
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: none
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: Piano From Above
Recording speed range: 0.1 to 0.001
Recording Time: 27 hours
Raw Video Size: 234 GB
Notes: about 26.63 million.
Download: off
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: none
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: Piano From Above
I spent about 2 weeks practicing for this video, and ultimately played it a little bit slower than written, as is the trend with me playing Chopin mazurkas.
DISCLAIMER: This is not an original composition.
Corrections: None Yet
If you find any mistakes I made, let me know in the comments so people don't learn it wrong.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: SeeMusic
From the description of Chopin Waltz opus 70 no. 1:
Story: Back in 2018, I listened to Chopin’s Waltz in G-flat major, Op. 70, No. 1 late at night in a hotel room. The next morning, an original composition popped into my head, and I scrambled out of bed to write it down on the sheet music paper I happened to bring with me. A year later, that composition got lost in my big sheet music box. Luckily, later in 2024, I was digging through that box and found the original composition. The next day, I programmed it into MuseScore (NOT SPONSORED). This Chopin piece reminds me of those moments and the inspiration it sparked.
The description of this video:
But the story continues... Later that day, I listened to a bunch of Chopin mazurkas, and then I found Op. 6, No. 3. Within the next week, I learned this beautiful piece and performed it at church the following Sunday.
Now, 6 years later, here we are, and I am delighted to share these pieces that have accompanied me on this journey. I hope this performance brings you as much joy and nostalgia as it does for me.
Enjoy and thank you for listening!
DISCLAIMER: This is not an original composition.
Corrections: None Yet
If you find any mistakes I made, let me know in the comments so people don't learn it wrong.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: SeeMusic
Original Video: youtube.com/watch?v=ZQ7ipUQoik8
Download: on that video
Notes: 3,141,592
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: Piano From Above
Story: about 3 weeks ago, I got the Chopin Mazurkas sheet music book, and across the next 2 weeks, I plan to upload all of Chopin Opus 6.
This is the second video in that series, and I really think these mazurkas are generally underappreciated, and I couldn't find any videos of them in my style, so I guess I have to do them.
DISCLAIMER: This is not an original composition.
Corrections: None Yet
If you find any mistakes I made, let me know in the comments so people don't learn it wrong.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: SeeMusic
Story: about 2 weeks ago, I got the Chopin Mazurkas sheet music book, and across the next 3 weeks, I plan to upload all of Chopin Opus 6.
This is the first video in that series, and I really think these mazurkas are generally underappreciated, and I couldn't find any videos of them in my style, so I guess I have to do them.
DISCLAIMER: This is not an original composition.
Corrections: None Yet
If you find any mistakes I made, let me know in the comments so people don't learn it wrong.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: SeeMusic
Editing: I finally discovered multiplicative blending in DaVinci Resolve, and I figured out the bottom of the screen, so the "dark void" will look better, making the entire video look better.
DISCLAIMER: This is not an original composition.
Corrections: None Yet
If you find any mistakes I made, let me know in the comments so people don't learn it wrong.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: SeeMusic
I first heard this piece as a piano version as song 91 on the Casio WK-200 keyboard, and learned it there, and I have known it ever since.
I finally decided to use a harpsichord sound for this video because I think that there's a significant chance that I'm the first to do this for this type of video, and I looked through a lot of videos.
DISCLAIMER: This is not an original composition.
Corrections: None Yet
If you find any mistakes I made, let me know in the comments so people don't learn it wrong.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 6: Sonatina Symphonic Orchestra(SSO) - Harpsichord
Visuals: SeeMusic
Editing: For my previous video, I kinda messed up the visuals, resulting in terrible blending. For this video, I spent an additional hour working on this, and eventually went with additive blending. Also for the audio, I experimented with a concert-hall-like reverb in Audacity, and It matched the visuals really well, now that I have new studio lights that are the same color as concert hall lights.
Also, I think the first note not rendering properly is related to it being on the first tick.
DISCLAIMER: This is not an original composition.
Future plans (in the distant future):
I plan to make videos of orchestral pieces someday once I can find a complete set of orchestral SoundFont Instruments.
I still need good samples for all of the brass instruments (stereo trumpets,trombones,tuba but I have french horn samples) and I still need stereo clarinet samples so if you find any, let me know if you have found any or recorded your own samples.
If I use any of your samples, I will credit you for them.
Corrections: None Yet
If you find any mistakes I made, let me know in the comments so people don't learn it wrong.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: SeeMusic
This is also the first time that I have tried using the "Soft Pedal" in one of my videos.
I also think the Sostenuto Pedal is severely underrated, so much so that it is only standardized on American grand pianos.
This video has been sitting in my backlog for about 3 weeks now. I plan to record Chopin - Waltz op. 70 no. 1 very soon because it is so underrated, so maybe my next video.
DISCLAIMER: This is not an original composition.
Future plans (in the distant future):
I plan to make videos of orchestral pieces someday once I can find a complete set of orchestral SoundFont Instruments.
I still need good samples for all of the brass instruments (stereo trumpets,trombones,tuba but I have french horn samples) and I still need stereo clarinet samples so if you find any, let me know if you have found any or recorded your own samples.
If I use any of your samples, I will credit you for them.
Corrections: None Yet
If you find any mistakes I made, let me know in the comments so people don't learn it wrong.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: SeeMusic
This is my first Chopin video in a while.
DISCLAIMER: This is not an original composition.
Future plans (in the distant future):
I plan to make videos of orchestral pieces someday once I can find a complete set of orchestral SoundFont Instruments.
I still need good samples for all of the brass instruments (stereo trumpets,trombones,tuba but I have french horn samples) and I still need stereo clarinet samples so if you find any, let me know if you have found any or recorded your own samples.
If I use any of your samples, I will credit you for them.
Corrections: None Yet
If you find any mistakes I made, let me know in the comments so people don't learn it wrong.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: SeeMusic
DISCLAIMER: This is not an original composition.
Corrections: None Yet
If you find any mistakes I made, let me know in the comments so people don't learn it wrong.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: SeeMusic
Youtube please stop putting dumb ads in the middle of my video PLEASE!
Midi by youtube.com/@TRJames5914 and @JLDomino274
Original Medley: by @LightMetaS
soundcloud.com/lightmetas/story-of-the-fountain-of-dreams-morpho-medley-10-kirbys-adventure
Original Videos:youtube.com/watch?v=EyNfLolqXtM&t=0s and youtu.be/7DmxWkxxjjc
Notes: 244,556,718
Download: in the other video.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Video was rendered with Zenith Modded
github.com/null7323/Zenith-MIDI-Modded
this is my "concert" performance of Chopin - Ballade no.1.
DISCLAIMER: This is not an original composition.
Corrections: None Yet
If you find any mistakes I made, let me know in the comments so people don't learn it wrong.
Software:
MIDI Recording and editing: Domino MIDI Editor
MIDI to Audio Rendering: Keppy's MIDI Converter
SoundFont(s):
Bank 0 Preset 0: Keppy's Steinway Piano
Visuals: SeeMusic


