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[Noise Challenge] JM's Noise Challenge v6 Part 1-3 Merged (Updated Audio) | FLM Bright Piano

MIDI Made by: JMv5 MIDI File Name: JM's Noise Challenge v6 P1-3 Merged 24 Million.mid MIDI Download: on Archive.org (You'll need to copy and paste the link below in your browser for it to work. Alternatively you can highlight the link and then right click - there should be an option to go to the site from the right click menu.) https://archive.org/details/the-nuker-series Original Video: N/A Please do not watch this video if you are epileptic or are sensitive to flashing lights! This description is going to be kind of long, but I feel that all of the info in it is relevant. Starting with this video, I'm going to update my audio on all of the noise challenges I've uploaded so far before uploading any new ones. The audio I made previously is a bit lacking in quality in my opinion, and I want to update it so it's on the same level of quality as my future uploads. I'm only going to be updating audio for my piano-based noise challenge videos - I said in my most recent noise challenge video that I will be doing no more 8-bit noise challenges, and I'm staying true to my word on that. If you want an 8-bit noise challenge, you'll have to make one on your own or ask someone else to do it. I recommend using the random delay preset of JMv5's STSW soundfont, which can be downloaded from JMv5's public Google Drive. His Google Drive is accessible from his YouTube About page. I'm also making changes to how I make the audio. I said in my most recent noise challenge video that I would be using the random delay preset for FL Keys - Piano, and that I would be using OmniConverter's track-by-track rendering and new unlimited voice count feature when it got its next update. I'm not going to be doing that now because OmniConverter's limiter is still kind of broken, which I already talked about in another video. I'll likely be sticking with Keppy's MIDI Converter (KMC) for all noise challenges moving forward. Unfortunately that means I'm stuck with a maximum voice limit of 100,000 voices and no track-by-track rendering. Because I'm now stuck with a 100,000 voice limit, I decided it was best to use a different soundfont, one that's capable of sounding good even with low voice limits. I don't want to run into the issue of 100,000 voices still not being high enough for the soundfont I'm using. Luckily I was able to find a good one - FLM Bright Piano. HRK.EXEX has used the random delay preset of this soundfont in at least one of his noise challenge videos, and there were no issues with audio quality despite him apparently using a voice limit of just 10,000 in KMC. It's almost as clean as FL Keys - Piano, and personally I think it sounds better. To me it sounds kind of similar to the piano in Frank Wen's Fluid R3 soundfont. Soundfont Used: FLM Bright Piano (Random Delay) by HRK.EXEX (Maybe? I don't really know who made it.) Soundfont Download: on HRK.EXEX's Discord Server & in the Original Video for Caed's Lag Tester 5 (That video is linked below. The soundfont download is in the comments section of that video.)    • [Lag Tester] Caed’s Lag Tester 5   MIDI Renderer: Ultralight MIDIPlayer (UMP) 1.6.2 by PipiraMine Settings: Default MIDI Renderer, UMP Resource Pack, 0.8 Note Speed, 3,000 ms Preroll (Overlay Credits), 1.5x Info Overlay Scale, 1080p @ 60 fps Audio Renderer: Keppy's MIDI Converter 19.1.0 by KaleidonKep99 Settings: Standard Render, 100,000 Voices, 48,000 Hz Audio Frequency, 32 Point Sinc Interpolation, LoudMax Off, Render to WAV VST Used: Limiter No.6 by vladg/sound Video Editor: OpenShot Video Editor 3.2.1