[Black MIDI] Synthesia – The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku - DEAD END - 86,000 notes ~ Marimo-Kun

Might as well recirculate old-but-gold remixes every now and then.
This MIDI was actually made by Marimo-Kun (まりもくん), not Ryan TTC. Sorry. Thank you to Ryan TTC for popularizing the MIDI though (as well as EpreTroll)

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Download the MIDI on TheTrustedComputer/Ryan TTC's video:    • [Black MIDI] Synthesia - Vocaloid: The Dis...  
Original Song:    • 【初音ミク】The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku【PV】  

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I might upload more insane versions of this song someday.

SoundFont: Z-Doc's Yamaha Grand (his personalized grand piano that is not public).
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION:
MIDI Filename: The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku.mid
MIDI Size: 764 kb
MIDI Note Count: 86,573
MIDI Program: Synthesia 9.0
MIDI Synth Used: Keppy's Driver (for audio) by KaleidonKep99
Download Link: https://github.com/KaleidonKep99/Kepp...
MIDI Recorder: Bandicam
MIDI Video Codec: MPEG-1 (recording); AVC (export)
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Other videos of this MIDI being played:

   • Disappearance of Hatsune Miku - Ryan TTC  

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