Free toolsAudio to MIDI
Convert audio to MIDI
Drop a melody, a chord loop or a bassline. You see the notes on a piano roll, hear them back, and download a .mid to drag into your DAW. Free, no account.
Free, no account. Your files never leave your computer.
How it works
1Drop an audio file: one instrument works best.
2The notes appear on a piano roll; play them back next to the original.
3Download the .mid and drag it into FL Studio, Ableton or Logic.
Questions
Which audio converts best to MIDI?
One instrument at a time: a melody, a chord loop, a bassline, a vocal line. A full mixed beat gives a crowded MIDI, because every sound becomes notes.
Does it work with MP3?
Yes, MP3, WAV, AIFF, FLAC and M4A all work.
Will the MIDI be perfect?
Close, not perfect: expect to delete a few stray notes and quantize. It's still much faster than finding a melody by ear.
Is my file uploaded?
Your file never leaves your computer: everything happens in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
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