[Black Midi] Septette for the dead princess (insert catchy name here) v1.4 11.5 Billion

The chaotic merge of mine has fine been rendered! Getting the video took like 8 hours (with SAFOR because I'm not running 90gb of pure shit) and the audio is one hell of a different story... I'll explain that in a bit (at the bottom). Also, is it just me or are there still artifacts, even in 1080p60? Something just seems... off (might be my win8.1 install). Specs: Windows 8.1 (fuck you win10), Intel i7-6700, ram 16 GB, 30 GB pagefile Zenith: 8 hours or so Vsdc: 20 min Kmc: nearly a year (on and off) with three different split parts Midi info Author: Yours truly Og midi authors (That I can find) that are in this merge: Cramel Iffy, CS4W, Thinker-AI, Fits, Steve, TheDipperPinez27, Gingeas, TheSuperMarioBros2, random user#8419, Alex Petrov, and Cameron Troy Russel There is probably a shit ton more authors I am missing but most of the vids I have found are either private or gone so.... not really much I can do there. Notes: 11,528,444,246 og vid: You have arrived dl: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GAVX... Midi player: Zenith https://arduano.github.io/Zenith-MIDI... And wipet, just for you https://drive.google.com/file/d/1J0H0... Now, for an explanation on the audio: If you have seen ooo 000's vid (over here    • [Black MIDI] sftdp insert catchy name here...  ), it sounds like a distorted mess which I unironically like (minus the tempo being off). I rendered my own version (in its entirety) last December. Everything sounded fine until it hit the 3:00 mark. At that point, all sound was muted (somewhat) for 30-ish seconds before coming back, melody completely hidden behind the spam until the very end. My initial reaction was "welp.... it rendered at least" but then I found out about SAFC having an option where you can split a midi on a certain tick and I realize I can (ab)use that feature. With that knowledge, I split the midi into three parts: Part one going from 0:00 to 3:00, Part two going from 3:00 to 3:33, and Part three going from 3:32 to the end. Part one I played in its entirety with no modification (40-ish gb of shit) at 100,000 voices. Part two I had to mute several channels (300 or so mbs) and played at 60,000 voices. Finally... part three. For a minute and 30 seconds, this midi was a fucking nightmare to play. For starters, it contained two of the biggest crash points at 3:59 to 4:01 and somewhere past the 4:20 mark (taking up about 44gb). At first, I muted several channels to begin with (since it was already hell to hear the melody), but outside sources and computer crashes made this midi never get past the 3:00 mark. Then KMC fucked up and started spewing empty wav files so I spent some time there fixing that (this was spring break). Then, outside forces kept fucking with the midi so I kept getting screwed over. Finally, recently, I made another split version but used midi note threshold to greatly reduce the spam and ran that through kmc (with 60,000 voices still), thinking it would finish completely. However, I set the wrong tick length and one weeks worth of KMC got me almost a minute of sound (this was the 44th conversion... I counted). At this point, I wanted this to end so I re-split the original midi again, made it longer, sent it through Midi note threshold, and ran it through KMC with 25,000 voices now. Thankfully, this actually finished and part 3 was finally finished (on the 45th attempt, one day before I compressed the original midi!!!). 10 min of combining the wav files later, and I have the fully combined sftdp (insert catchy name here) v1.4 audio file! I think it all goes together well except I can't really tell if 3:35 goes well. It sounds... off for some reason to me. If you actually bothered to read all of this, thank you. I really don't know why I put so much effort into making the audio sound good but I really care more about the quality of the audio than video quality. This is probably the most effort I will ever put into a midi. I really... really wanted this to sound alright for anyone that listens to this vid. Again.... Thank you.