[Black MIDI] The Melody That Disguised Face Made (Unmerged) | 4.96M Notes | Khor Keys 4

MIDI Made by: Stein HD
MIDI File Name: The Melody that Disguised Face made, 1.0 [UNmerged] ~ Stein HD.mid
MIDI Download: In the Original Video
Original Video: • [Fished MIDI] The Melo...
Disclaimer: I disabled "Only release the oldest instance of a note upon note-off event" when rendering the audio. I did this to try to get rid of the volume dip about halfway into the MIDI, but I don't think it made any difference.
I'm likely the first to make a video on this MIDI that doesn't have an obnoxious ending! But you can't really hear the ending at all because it was way too ridiculous for the limiter to handle.
Speaking of which, I rendered the audio with OmniConverter instead of Keppy's MIDI Converter because there were several seconds of near-silence in the middle of the audio when rendered with Keppy's MIDI Converter. That was despite the fact that I disabled LoudMax and used a limiter that could have attack and release times go as low as 50 milliseconds. Sometimes it seems like the limiter I use isn't better than LoudMax at all, but to be fair, it wasn't made with black MIDIs in mind.
Also, I had trouble using tick-based rendering in UMP without the notes glitching or tearing, so I downloaded Zenith and rendered the MIDI with the MIDITrail+ module. There's still some minor visual glitches if you look close enough, but it shouldn't be too bad. And I didn't render a note counter because I didn't want to worry about it, so I apologize if that's an inconvenience.
Soundfont Used: Khor Keys 4 (Random Offset) by Han SeRin (Presets Made by MBMS)
Soundfont Download: In the Video Linked Below
• Khor Keys was Back! - ...
MIDI Renderer: Zenith 2.1.5 by Arduano
Settings: Tick Based Render, MIDITrail+ Module, 900 Note Speed, No Start Delay, 1080p @ 60 fps
Audio Renderer: OmniConverter 0.0.10 (PR) by KaleidonKep99 & Arduano
Settings: 100,000 Voices, 48,000 Hz Audio Frequency
Video Editor: OpenShot Video Editor 3.2.0

[@TMC1500-rg1vz]

How its 4.96 million

[@Thinker0138-yf7vc]

I used the unmerged version of this MIDI, which I believe has no overlapping notes at the end. The full MIDI has over 700 million notes, and it's way too big for my pc to be able to render.
As for how I got the note count, I got that from a legit run I did of this MIDI in Kiva Modded.

[@TMC1500-rg1vz]

@@Thinker0138-yf7vc i just safored it and got 4 million, and uploading it soon.

[@Shahmizie6467]

​@@Thinker0138-yf7vcwas that cut for one seconds before no loud