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Audio to MIDI
Turn a performance into editable MIDI. Pick piano, vocals, drums, or general melody so Audio to MIDI can transcribe the right source — then drop the file into your DAW.
MIDI mode
Hear the source
Piano take ready for Audio to MIDI
This isolated piano clip is the kind of input Piano mode loves. Play the source, then open Audio to MIDI to generate a .mid you can edit in your DAW.
Modes that match the source
Piano, vocals, drums, or general
Transcription quality jumps when the model matches the instrument. Audio to MIDI exposes those modes instead of one vague “convert” button.
Piano to MIDI
Best for solo piano or isolated piano stems when you need note data for rewriting or arranging.
Vocals, drums, or general
Transcribe sung melodies, drum performances, or broader melodic lines when the source isn’t piano.
Optional extract-first
On full mixes, extract piano, vocals, or drums first so Audio to MIDI hears a cleaner target.
How it works
Convert Audio to MIDI in three steps
Cleaner, more isolated sources transcribe better than dense full mixes.
- 01
Upload the performance
Solo piano, acapella, drum take, or a mix you plan to extract from first.
- 02
Pick the MIDI mode
Choose Piano, Vocals, Drums, or General so Audio to MIDI uses the right transcription path.
- 03
Download the .mid
Grab the MIDI from History and open it in Ableton, Logic, FL Studio, or any DAW that reads Standard MIDI.
Who it's for
Producers rewriting parts
Capture a piano sketch or hummed line as MIDI, then change voicings without replaying.
“I play ideas on a cheap keyboard, bounce audio, then Audio to MIDI gives me notes I can actually edit.”
Theo N.
Producer
FAQ
Common questions
What is Audio to MIDI?
Which mode should I choose?
Will a full mix convert cleanly?
What do I get back?
What formats can I upload?
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