Midi Art refers to the practice of arranging notes within a digital audio workstation's piano roll to create a visual image, such as a character or a face, rather than focusing solely on the musical composition. Emerging from the 'Black MIDI' community around 2009, creators used software like Synthesia or FL Studio to push the limits of what computers could process, often featuring millions of notes. While the resulting 'art' is visually impressive, the audio is frequently a chaotic, wall-of-sound experience known for crashing low-end PCs. This meme highlights the ironic gap between the intricate visual organization of the notes and the absolute sonic mayhem they produce when played back.