Category:Midi Categories

This category contains all the categories relating to Types of Midi Files:

Hidden Midis: These are midi files that can be found hidden away in a computer's files that were put there by Microsoft. Also, any midi in the C Drive or any other computer files (not Documents, Pictures, Music, Videos etc.) counts as a hidden midi because it is hard to find without risking the dive into important folders.

Software Midis: These midis come packaged with software. An example of this would be CSSAMP1.mid, which gets installed into the Media Folder by installing software made by Canon, such as Canon drivers. If they're hidden away in the C Drive, they'll be listed as Hidden Midis too.

In-Game Midis: This category is for midi files actually used in PC games, such as Doom or Sonic 3 & Knuckles Collection. This doesn't mean custom midis or VGmusic.com midis can go here.

Internet Midis: This category is for VGmusic.com midis and other midi files created all over the internet. Useful for finding old midi files from defunct websites. Just please don't put dangerous midi files there though, such as ones found on virus-infested websites. If that happens, the page may get deleted for safety.

Vinesauce Joel Midis: A sub-category of Internet Midis; this features midi files that Joel from Vinesauce either downloaded or created, such as Slayer-Raining Blood.mid, which he downloaded from a website called Metal Midi.

Categories that are not on this wiki:
Black Midi: These are midi files that contain a massive number of notes that some soundcards cannot keep up with. But there is an Official Black Midi Wikia already online, so they'll not be listed here; there will be no stealing information here!

Midi Art: A category that contains midi files and pictures of midi files that create pictures. Technically, they're another type of Black Midi, so they'll likely be on the Black Midi Wikia instead.