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Audio to MusicXML Converter
Drop in a song. The Audio to MusicXML Converter gives you a file MuseScore, Dorico and Sibelius can open.
What you get from the Audio to MusicXML Converter
A piano recording, written as a score you can follow while it plays, then save as MusicXML.
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Audio to MusicXML Converter in three steps
Upload a recording, check the score against the song, then download MusicXML.
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Drop in the recording
Upload an MP3, WAV, M4A or FLAC up to 10 minutes, or pick a track from My Music. Sign in when you convert.
- 02
Check the score
Play the original or the piano preview. The current bar stays with the sound, so you can hear each phrase.
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Download MusicXML
Save the MusicXML 4.0 file and open it in your notation editor. Key, meter, melody and chord symbols come with it.
Where your Audio to MusicXML Converter file opens
MusicXML carries the written score. Your editor lays the page out again when it opens the file.
MuseScore
File, then Open, and choose the .musicxml file. Staves, key and meter come in with the notes.
Dorico and Sibelius
Both import MusicXML. Spacing and line breaks follow that editor, so the page may look a little different.
Finale
Finale reads the same MusicXML 4.0 file. Chord symbols sit with the bars they belong to.
Melody and chords
The file keeps a melody staff and the chord symbols heard in the recording, ready to edit.
Frequently asked questions
What does the Audio to MusicXML Converter give me?
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How is MusicXML different from MIDI?
Which audio files can I upload?
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Try the Audio to MusicXML Converter
Upload a recording and download MusicXML for your notation editor.