[Black MIDI] Touhou 5 - The Grimoire of Alice | 90,000 Notes

128-key Daniel Gregory MIDI :ooooo

"Touhou 5 (東方怪綺談) - Mystic Square ~ the Grimoire of Alice - 90,000 Notes"

This is Daniel's first 128-key MIDI after making tons of MIDIs that has a range of only 88-keys (not really). This is actually a pretty good MIDI, despite the spam-melody contrast.

I edited this MIDI a bit, mostly velocity and pedals, for the sake of the audio, though the crash is a bit silent...but mmm I guess still good.

There's an editing fail at the start, where the text regarding information about the MIDI is a bit stretched, but I guess that's okay, as long as it's still easily readable.

Enjoy!
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MIDI Download : Available in the original video.
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Visit Daniel Gregory here :    / musicwithdan  
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Watch the original video by Daniel Gregory :    • Видео  
Listen to the original song - Touhou 5 - Mystic Square - Alice Margatroid's 2nd Theme - ZUN :    • MS Alice's 2nd Theme: The Grimoire of Alice  
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Edited and Recorded with Camtasia Studio 8.6
Specs : An Atom. An underclocked one.
SoundFont : Kryo Keys Concert Grand Piano II
SoundFont made by Frozen Snow and Keppy Studios
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About this soundfont :

This Soundfont was made by Frozen Snow in cooperation with Keppy Studios. For more information visit and subscribe to Frozen Snow here:    / frozensnow  

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Credits for Render Picture to Nanatuki13
Credits for Background Picture to Ra-Bit
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION:
MIDI Filename : [impossible piano] Touhou Kaikidan ~ The Grimoire of Alice.mid
MIDI Size : 753 KB
MIDI Note Count : 90,000
MIDI Program : Piano from Above
Audio rendered with Keppy's MIDI Converter by KaleidonKep99
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