MIDI Made by: Emex Denvir
MIDI File Name: The Nuker - 1_9_3 - Getting Ready.mid
MIDI Download: On Archive.org (The link I provided below is NOT a troll link - it will take you to an actual Archive.org page that includes a download for a large file with this MIDI in it. I know I'm going to get hate for this, but I want everyone who watches this video to know where to download this MIDI from so they can enjoy it for themselves. Please try not to leave any nasty or hateful comments about it - they won't get you anywhere.)
archive.org/details/the-nuker...
Original Video: • [БлѣкМІДИ] Ҙә Нюкәр 1.9
Disclaimer: the audio in this video was not rendered - it was recorded. Trying to sync recorded audio with video is a little more difficult, so the audio might not be perfectly synced with the video. I apologize if this is the case.
EDIT: I've made another video on this MIDI with updated audio. Feel free to check that out if you want.
Thanks to the random delay preset of JMv5's STSW soundfont, I was able to make an 8-bit version of The Nuker 1.9.3 that actually sounds good, or at least good enough.
I didn't really like how the audio sounded when rendered with Keppy's MIDI Converter - the volume dips were too severe - so I recorded it from Kiva Modded's pre-render in a legit run of this MIDI. It's not perfect, and the audio quality is kind of iffy, but at least the volume dips are pretty short.
Soundfont Used: STSW (Random Delay) by JMv5
Soundfont Download: In JMv5's Public Google Drive (To access it, go to his KZread page and click on the link that goes to his Google Drive. Then click on the "Soundfonts I Made" folder.)
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: Kiva Modded Pre-Render
Settings: 10,000 Voices, Real-Time 120 fps, Simulated Real-Time Lag Disabled
Audio Recorder: Tenacity 1.3.3 (Recorded Using WASAPI Loopback)
Export Settings: Stereo, 48,000 Hz Audio Frequency, Export to WAV (Microsoft), 32-Bit Float
Video Editor: OpenShot Video Editor 3.1.1