black MIDI

English

Etymology

So called because of the black (note-heavy) appearance of such compositions when displayed in staff notation.

Noun

black MIDI (uncountable) (computing, music)

A portion of black MIDI music in staff notation.
  1. A style of music composition involving the creation of MIDI files that contain very large numbers of musical notes played simultaneously.
  2. Music of this kind.
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