These high-quality files are best used with advanced MIDI editors or synthesizers that can handle high note densities without crashing: Ableton Live for music production. Visualizers Piano From Above for creating the iconic cascading note videos. Note on Usage
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Standard MIDI files are incredibly lightweight, usually ranging from 10 KB to 500 KB. Even an incredibly dense "Black MIDI" version of "Rush E" should rarely exceed a few megabytes.
and the "Deep-Fried E" meme featuring Markiplier and Lord Farquaad.
The type of project you have in mind should dictate your search for quality. A high-quality "Rush E" MIDI file serves many purposes:
Technically, yes. There are community-corrected versions on platforms like MuseScore or Discord, where meticulous users have smoothed out the velocity spikes to make the song sound like actual music rather than a dial-up modem screaming in agony.
