This Song Has 1 BILLION NOTES | Pianist Reacts

[@orangepaprika67]

Hi Matthew, thanks for reviewing my video, I was very excited to see this!! To answer your question about how I got 100+ million Polyphony, yes it is infact possible to stack multiple key presses onto a single key at the same time in a MIDI file. It's used very commonly in Black MIDI pieces to create overlapped melodies to exceed the highest possible loudness of a note, or to make the MIDI file more hard for a PC to play by making alot of overlapped notes in a short time, like I did :D

[@matticawood]

Hey! You are very welcome! That’s interesting to know…I suppose if I was stacking midi instruments in a normal song they could potentially be playing the same note but with a different timbre. Can you stack them with one instrument or do you have to layer different midi instruments to stack the same note? 😊

[@LexonBlackzz]

@@matticawood you can stack from the same track In FL Studio DAW, you need to place the second note after the first one, and then drag it go get 2 notes in one place. On other ones i don't know

[@BandNerd6000]

you are very correct, but i have a question @Orangepaprika 67, and that is, what midi editor do you use?

[@Elitube39]

@@BandNerd6000 He uses Domino)

[@LexonBlackzz]

@@Elitube39 he uses both

[@LexonBlackzz]

More than 128 polyphony (or 88) means some of the notes are overlapped or sustained. If one key has 2 polyphony then the note will be double the loudness, it's linear

[@TCG137Media]

The part at 2:14 is actually the result of hearing very short notes being played at a fast rate to the point that it makes a new pitch.

[@matticawood]

The science of hertz! Very exciting when it’s done like this 😊

[@OTWTSV]

HOW

[@Finxjity3dreal]

I dont know for some reason it ddoes that

[@jhgvvetyjj6589]

There are also types of MIDI files called 'nut' midis, the way it works is that a note sequence is repeated millions of times at an increasing tempo, and 'SOJRTSS' (songs of just repeating the same sounds) which have some chords playing and the notes are subdivided in half each iteration.

[@rotatingcat1957]

Yeah i know those

[@venomgamer912]

Me Too

[@LexonBlackzz]

Ah good old HAHA song 1 billion. I wanted to see this in a long time!!

[@ransher806]

Lol

[@peterwrohr1388]

I was curios a song with one Billion notes?

[@austindafloof]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKiZpqqEftZ8kJY : ROOKIE NUMBERS

[@ponluxime]

Yo, this is insane! Thank you for the reaction to my friend's video!!! Side notes: - Hmmm, I'm seeing many of suggestions for Tau 2 recently. It would be cool to see a reaction to the sequel!

[@matticawood]

No problem, I’ve seen your channel and Tau 2 come up a few times too…il definitely do a video on it in the near future 😊

[@LunarByteProto]

3:21 yes it is possible in black midi to have multiple notes on the same key at the same time!

[@033D]

2:24 - He could’ve tried to add harmony, but it would be difficult to make it sound the way you’re expecting it to sound in your head due to a little quirk common in black MIDI. Basically, the notes were so dense that the frequency of key presses made the frequency of the notes being played sound different, if you get what I mean. So, while the notes in that section didn’t change in pitch, the keys were being played thousands of times per second on each octave, producing that “dog whistle” effect that you mentioned. P.S. you should listen to a black MIDI by the name of “LBSFS 215 million” sometime! (not its actual name, but I included the note count because there are so many renditions of ‘LBSFS’, and that one happens to be one of my favorites)

[@matticawood]

Makes perfect sense 😊 I assumed that the notes speed was being produced by the speed of the notes. Il definitely check out LBSFS 🤓

[@zelristilonia4210]

Small info on lbsfs 215m is that it has roughly 19million audible notes (notes above 25%max volume)

[@Boritoman76]

I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS! KEEP IT UP! ❤

[@froyo4u]

Seriously underrated channel! Love what you do

[@matticawood]

Thank you! I appreciate that 😊😊

[@AliTheExtreme2012]

@@matticawoodhey can you react to paprikas lag tester of 2.6 trillion notes

[@Boritoman76]

WHAT THE FUCKKKKKK, THIS IS INSANITY, IT WAS STRAIGHT UP MAKING HYPERTONE SOUNDS LMAO.

[@MFedora]

I saw one with 2.6 trillion notes

[@doorotabanasik1929]

I saw with 2.98 trillion notes

[@jayanthony6512]

Is just a lag test

[@Modin-gq9fd]

💀 i saw one with 567.45 trillion notes 💀

[@meliravencanilang5430]

I saw one with a tresqinqadrillion notes

[@ginainsuasti2327]

I saw one with 6 quad

[@quackers3198]

I love this song!

[@Linusgamingchannel320]

Only 925 likes? This video needs more!

[@abc-xyz.coding]

when do we tell him about Lag Tester...

[@DWZCORPS]

There is also a first version ig. 15.7 Million

[@EVX444]

they dont make legends like matt anymore!

[@ColderNess]

The notes in a MIDI file can have a velocity of 1 to 127. The higher the velocity the louder the note is. You can stack multiple notes with that resulting in a louder note. At the beginning you were wondering how you didnt hear the notes at the border. And no it's not because they are too short. Its because the nites are set to a velocity of one which is not hearable unless stacked 100's of times.

[@ColderNess]

I know Black MIDI for quite some time. And recently i really got into this. And tried making one midi on my own. Its not easy when you don't know what note a key plays. The audio didnt got played. It may sound weird but there are programms that litteraly renders the audio. You can look up for 'Keppy`s MIDI Converter' which is a programm that does this thing. The video also got rendered in a programm called 'Zenith'. Its a programm specialized in rendering .mid files. Basically visualizing the midi file like in this video (sorry but i couldnt explain it otherwise) I hope my explanation about Black MIDI gave you ideas in how some things work

[@campbellthesmug6590]

At the end there, the piano player is shot (signified by the initial sound of the boardsmash) and the static is the sound they hear when they are dying.

[@Lynes66]

I like you. Thank you for the Reactions

[@matticawood]

Thanks!! 😊

[@jokabasa5622]

the pianist: key change the actual word: transpose

[@matticawood]

Transposition is to take an existing piece of music and change the key (as a compositional technique), an example would be transposing a piece of music for a singer so they can more easily hit the notes. A key change or modulation is where the music changes during the piece and is audible to a listener. 😊

[@Maxoox77]

They don’t make legendes like Matt anymore

[@hanin_gurl]

That sounds great!

[@xpbm47]

my pc could barely handle more than 20 million notes lmfao

[@Boritoman76]

I really liked the other ones that actually had beautiful melodies, this one was just a microwave LOL.

[@stevenjairusrom]

He also has a video that has over 2 trillion notes, it's called the lag tester can you react to it?

[@matticawood]

I can! I shall do this soon for you 😊

[@The_Redstone_Torch]

The reason why OrangePaprika67 didn't add more rythm and harmony is because. say HAHA And try to rhyme with the song too it makes it similiar.

[@ERICBALYBERDIN-h2z]

If I could make it I would make multiple songs with quadrillion notes and combine them into a one hour long song

[@StormyTea]

You have to react to the bad piggies black midi from TekkitkoooBM, it has 4 million notes and sounds surprisingly pleasing for a black midi piece!

[@xpbm47]

already did

[@yetube1617]

Hi, can u react to BPM=RT (UNCUT) or The Nuker 4 - F1?

[@matticawood]

I sure can 😊

[@yetube1617]

Thanks for replying 🙂

[@NamiriyaMIDI]

They don’t make legends like Matt anymore!

[@InsaneSoloClutch]

Pretty rad to think that a song can have 1 BILLION notes!

[@matticawood]

Pretty crazy isn’t it! 😊

[@qyeegd]

oh my goodness matthew somebody made a 9 quadrillion note song please go check it out

[@MyNamesAndrew]

hi matthew so about the part where you saw the notes are at 1M and called it "cheating" and that you need to hear the notes, all of the notes velocity are set to 0%, so you cant hear them hope this helped

[@Hi_there4949]

Please do 2.6 trillion notes because it’s insanity

[@lines1551]

Matthew Can You React To Orangepaprika 67 song (again) called PAPRIKAS 2.6 TRILLION LAG TESTER by orangepaprika 67

[@WowFred]

2:49 Matt That is a B chord if you were interested or you didn’t notice.

[@tbmq.]

the polyphony thing is caled overlaping notes this is very common in black midi trying to make a black midi without these notes is very hard to do and if so melody's would be lost and arts would be lost so without overlaps your midi wont have much notes at all so with these notes you can make black midi's with million's of notes trillion's and maybe one day quaddrillion's

[@anaraabdrahmanova5005]

3:11 it's called overlaps notes or sustain Edit:I think crash using midi merger

[@matticawood]

Overlapping and sustaining the notes would mean they would in quick succession rather than playing the same key at the exact same time as itself 🤔

[@qyeegd]

I did not know u would react to this

[@matticawood]

…and I did! 😊

[@qyeegd]

I GOT REPLIED AND HEARTED BY MATTHEW YESSS BEST DAY OF MY LIFE

[@qyeegd]

@@matticawood also paprika made rush e 2 but with 1M notes

[@RainbowColouredRoses]

Watch a Midi with 2.5 TRILLION NOTE IN IT(search on KZbin type "piano midi with 2.5 trillion notes in it)Matthew will you do it?

[@Green_Real]

1:08 Explanation: the Notes on the sides are the actual reason why it's already at 152 million notes, I payed actually very close attention and came to this conclusion!

[@TheLastLcch]

Classic one!

[@cubermanYT]

1:42 soulless corporate music

[@asama5190]

The channel also have a 2.6 trillion notes lag tester!!!

[@goodboychrismas3263]

I’m. Sad that I’m going to have be with family witch is fun but I can’t watch your video for sometime but your video is the bomb and yourself is good and about to be big famous

[@user-nj2vm2nj5j]

I saw his videos and I like them

[@adenpleXdianne]

I like your content so much!

[@breakstonetheblindgamer491]

The transition to the incredibly high pitch notes had me covering my ears for a second, lol. There is a question, rather unrelated to this video, I wish to ask someone of your expertise, though. I was reading a few days ago that it is considered late to start playing the piano at the age of 17. As I have now taken an interest in piano after dropping at four almost a year now, I have set a few goals in my mind. One of those goals is to eventually be able to play the third movement a moonlight sonata. Furthermore, I entertain the thought of eventually being able to play something by ear. However, as I mentioned, I read that you cannot become as good as you could’ve become if you had started younger. What is your opinion on this? Did you yourself start young? Do you believe that, if one was dedicated enough, a 17 year old or older could start now and eventually become great. Is it possible for them to become virtuosic, even? sorry for the text wall; I have just been asking myself this for a while now. Thanks again for the great reactions.

[@izzy5821]

Hey Matt! Can you react to part 2 of Daniel Thrasher’s When you write songs that already exist? Thanks Matt!

[@joanstern6704]

I will play this song on a keyboard when the teacher gets roasted

[@tacey_qz]

❤

[@theotherdashmelted]

Orangepaprika actually has a song with over 2,600,000,000,000 notes

[@mcrzy]

you should do funky stars 3.5 bilion, it has other instruments very cool note art

[@Unity846]

oh nice song

[@MatsWorld-hy9xn]

Welcome to the wacky world of black midi. Ive seen them go as high as in the vigintillions. If you know, you know

[@LayniPalma]

Paprika's Lag Tester has 2.667 Trillion Notes....

[@OPP03]

The fact that this has 1 billion notes probably means no one's going to play that piece anytime soon. And that crash point was just the cherry on top.

[@oakley17]

No one can play it tho lol

[@jlea1983]

👍

[@осенний_уголек]

haha song sooooo LOUD song

[@1821virtualreality]

2:29 so actually that is not like no sounds it is actually the note playing very fast taps

[@123rainonme]

So Matt, there is another video has 2.6 TRILLION NOTES. And its called 2.6 Trillion Lag tester.

[@Jokid1146]

Can you also react to The Nuker 4 - F1?

[@theotherdashmelted]

By the way, I recommend you react to Funky Stars with 3.5 billion notes

[@Selflove-s9v]

What is this it's like omg crazy name

[@tapinsapien6179]

2:26 Your image in the dictionary This life is more than ordinary Can I get two, maybe even three of these? Come from space to teach you of the Pleiades

[@lucaswiese6]

Actually, you can have multiple notes played on the same key in black midi!

[@taeviongilmore1381]

What about "RUSH E"?

[@Pinkie028]

Please Do the "The nuker 4" One! :D

[@ramrock805]

Bro what’s next octvigentillion

[@ArzaelDharmatya]

also your very good at pianos

[@milki5100]

Pretty good reaction. Now react to Reptilian Dark Ritual Black MIDI by Aiyui 😉

[@matticawood]

Il check it out 😊

[@HamoodaYT]

HELLO!

[@matticawood]

Hi 👋

[@venomgamer912]

For Some Reason I See 2 Counters Instead Of 1

[@masa11451]

sorry,Please make a Pianist Reacts video for The Disconnected World 49milion. Also, please make a video of Night Of Nights Qualito Pre-Merge V FINAL 3.5 Billion notes.

[@The_Redstone_Torch]

If it had harmony and more notes, it would have maked no sense to call it HAHA.

[@Finxjity3dreal]

I saw a song with 8 quadrilion notes

[@Finxjity3dreal]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/p2fLamZjo6Z_b9Usi=n-PQBjpRTaRugZub

[@p_u_d_g_e-u4u]

That's a experimental black midi​@@Finxjity3dreal

[@l0afu]

React to another one with 1 billion notes! called "when ooo 000 isn't home".

[@QNChannel2020]

hey can u see the 2,6 lag tester pls

[@herfastudios2048]

There’s one with 400.79 octillion notes

[@осенний_уголек]

Это легко

[@val8645]

This is a great reaction :D maybe next could u do final duet from omori?

[@Lynes66]

Can you react on Tau 2 by Pon Midis?

[@matticawood]

I can and I shall 😊

[@randomness4314]

Now react to necrofantasia with 1.8 billion

[@uncookedsteak]

"Song name being haha" Me: Womp Womp

[@ryct1111]

David from BFDI;

[@Cookiedoggy3545]

Why do I hear “the boogeyman is shooting bears”

[@pasmoluiso]

Please react to the nuker 3

[@user-nj2vm2nj5j]

I see his videos and this like outside notes were fast so that is y that the note counter was going so fast

[@осенний_уголек]

*I think it's 1.5 quadrillion notes (that's 1.6 trillion notes)*

[@marchcalderon1777]

i saw one with 27 sextillion

[@Skill-Tech-Futuristics]

Ohh this is not all. There is a song named Paprika 2.6 Trillion Lag Tester that have 2.6 Trillion Notes. And the King of all 6 Quadrillion that even has 6 Quadrillion Notes in just 27 Seconds. Post these videos to your channel, Okay?

[@LexonBlackzz]

Could you check out my MIDI "Turbulence"? I want to see if by your standards it's good :D

[@matticawood]

Il check it out! The pieces are always good…but how good?! 😉

[@RainbowColouredRoses]

1 billion notes? Have you seen a midi with 10 billion notes (I have watched the midi with 10 billion notes)or maybe just maybe you have not seen a midi with a wooping 999 trillion notes in it

[@Hi_there4949]

One has 2.6 trillion

[@dx243_]

react to 2.6 trillion lag tester

[@coreyleighton7340]

Yo, enjoying the react stuff, you should give Unravel - Tokyo Ghoul OP [Piano] a listen from Animenz Piano Sheets

[@Clipshortsss]

Honestly it's a little ominous

[@kingstonlovely7404]

Sure your piano can go high noted, but it can't go ALARM CLOCK levels of high notes!

[@CrimsonDevil_Rias]

I've seen you react to HDSQ's Tau (τ), but now I need to see you react to the origin of it all: TSMB2's Pi (π) the Song with 3.141592 Million Notes. The only thing we're missing is a song with 9,424,777 notes to symbolize the value of π times 3. And if we're going to do other mathematical constants, we might as well need such BLACK MIDI pieces such as φ (phi), the golden ratio (1/2 times the sum of 1 and the square root of 5, which is essentially 1.6180339...) and e (Euler's Constant, which is equal to about 2.718281728459045...)

[@CrimsonDevil_Rias]

Here's the link to the "origin" video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIKamqOLhtScoZo