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Repository of meta of Black MIDI and stuffs.
Welcome to the repository. In this repository, I post some meta stuff, such as Discord servers, links, archives, etc
The docs and the repository is still work-in-progress. You can contribute if you want to.
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Black MIDI Meta is a repository for meta stuff of Black MIDI. You are in it now.
The main repository is on https://github.com/Hans5958/Black-MIDI-Meta Other files that took quite a space is located on the No History repository.
Black MIDI Meta Docs is a documentation for meta of Black MIDI, such as lists and theories.
You can read the docs on https://hans5958.github.io/Black-MIDI-Meta.
Domino is MIDI editor that is used for creating MIDI songs/musics. Domino is used by various blackers in the Black MIDI ecosystem.
Since Domino is an abandonware, and it's original language is Japanese, many people tried to translate it using resource editing tools. Some of it are outdated, while others are incomplete.
This repository is made to unify the translations made by community, while trying to complete it for easier usage.
You can visit the repository on https://github.com/Hans5958/Domino-English-Translation/. You can download the latest release here.
This is a list for the large MIDI songs that the community has ever made.
This list was actually long abandoned by wiki contributors, so there are lots of MIDIs that's not on the list. Because of that, I try to maintain it as long as I can. The list has developed from as small as 124 songs to as big as over 300 songs.
The update is monthly and you can submit MIDIs by contacting me in any way you can, such as Discord or the wiki page.
You can read more info inside Black MIDI Meta Docs. Otherwise, you can visit the spreadsheet on Google Sheets.
Black MIDI Software Archive is an archive of softwares that is used on the Black MIDI community and hosted in Google Drive. It consist of more than 30 softwares from various developers. Each softwares consist public versions and test versions that are public.
You can visit the archive in Google Drive.
When contributing, it is best to discuss it first via an issue, e-mail, or other methods of contact. Please note that we have a code of conduct that you should follow in any interactions.
You can contribute by following these steps.
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Fork the master repository.
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Do the edits on the forked repository.
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Create a pull request.
After that, you can create a pull request by clicking the "New pull request" button. Follow the steps and we will review it.
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