 Audio To Midi Converter, Audio to Midi Converter |
 Wed 7 Sep 2005, 00:39
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Hi,
First posting here, so hope you can help. I'm looking for an audio to midi converter, in order to allow me to transcribe audio recorded drum parts a bit easier. I'm doing it by ear at the moment! I have Cubase to do the transcription, but I believe that it has to be in a midi format for it to work. I need to know if anyone has any experience with converting audio to midi, and what software is best for the job (or freeware even!). I'm a newbie, so go easy! Thanks, Vega |
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Fri 9 Sep 2005, 10:03
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Newbie Group: Members Posts: 8 Joined: 11-Jun 05 From: Corby - UK Member No.: 66,692 |
Hey...some good tips, thanks guys!
I'll definately check it out. I came across Intelliscore, which claims to be able to convert polyphonic, but at $70-80, it's a bit pricey to try if it doesn't work. It's about time someone came up with something like this, trying to transcribe from ear, then write down the notation is a real bore!! Has anyone tried out Intelliscore? |
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vega145 Audio To Midi Converter Wed 7 Sep 2005, 00:39
coldharbour You can not convert audio to midi automatically wi... Wed 7 Sep 2005, 08:04 vega145 Hi,
Thanks for the reply.
I've seen software... Wed 7 Sep 2005, 09:18 Stuarta There is one program and it is really a pretty ama... Thu 8 Sep 2005, 09:29 Stuarta ALso for altering the drum sounds you have there a... Thu 8 Sep 2005, 09:35 Morbass2004 In responce to audio to midi, Melodyne is the way ... Thu 8 Sep 2005, 09:37 Stuarta Morbass2004, has it right Melodyne for Audio to MI... Thu 8 Sep 2005, 09:40
rickenbacker Waited years? Wasn't Melodyne released as a Ma... Fri 9 Sep 2005, 13:58 |
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