Audio to Midi
Upload a song and get back a real MIDI file.
Audio to MIDI — Turn Any Song Into Editable MIDI
Upload a song, a hummed melody, or a recorded instrument and get back a real MIDI file — the notes, not just the sound. The model listens to the full mix, finds each instrument by itself (voice, drums, bass, keys, guitars, synths), and writes every part as its own track. You also get MusicXML, ready to open as sheet music.
Notes land on the beat by default, so the file drops cleanly into any DAW — Ableton, Logic, FL Studio, GarageBand — where every note can be edited, re-voiced, or rearranged.
How to convert audio to MIDI
- Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A, or a video with music in it.
- Run the transcription.
- Download the MIDI (and the MusicXML sheet music).
What you get
- A multi-track .mid file — one track per detected instrument, drums included.
- MusicXML for notation apps like MuseScore.
- Detected tempo and beat grid, so the timing makes musical sense.
FAQ
Do I need to tell it which instruments are playing? No — it detects them. A full band mix comes back with the voice, drums, bass, and the rest each on their own track.
How accurate is it? Strong on clear parts like bass lines, drums, and lead melodies; dense pads and heavily layered textures are approximate. The busier the mix, the more the result is a great starting point rather than a perfect score.
Can I hear the result before downloading? Yes — the transcription can be rendered to audio and drawn as a piano roll, so you can check it by eye and ear first.