Midi file sources
Obviously these aren't the only places to find Midis, but with these three, you can get almost anything
Conversion
- One note at a time, so simplify your Midi file (e.g. OnlineSequencer)
- Uses the highest note within the same column
- Threshold is applied globally, so preferably convert in batches
- Brackets are used if max length is too small to contain the note sequence
- Flats are only available using Note Override
- Notes are constrained to C3-B5. For example, F1 and F3 will be treated as the same note unless changed in Note Override
- All instrument tracks are merged together
Preview colors
- <5: Next note to be played
- 1: Played notes
- <▲2: Not yet played
- <▼6: Notes played in 1s or more
- >8: Notes played in 0.2s or less
- >▲6: Notes played in 0.1s or less
Red is not inherently bad, but if theres alternating notes, the song might be impossible to play
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