Choose one file
Use a clear recording of a single instrument for the easiest note check. Audio and video files go through the same converter.
Drop a recording. Get editable notes. Check the result before you download.
Choose an audio or video file to begin.
Conversion runs on this computer. Your recording is not sent to an online service.
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Audio transcription is an estimate. Check missing or extra notes in your music software.
Use a clear recording of a single instrument for the easiest note check. Audio and video files go through the same converter.
See when each detected note starts, how long it lasts, and its MIDI velocity. Check the result before editing it.
Save a standard .mid file and open it in your DAW or notation app. MIDI contains note events, not the original sound.
The local converter reads these file types when they contain a decodable audio track. Video output is MIDI notes from the audio track; it does not analyze the picture.
MP3 · WAV · FLAC · OGG · M4A · AAC · AIFF · Opus
MP4 · MOV · AVI · MKV · WebM · M4V
Yes. WAV, MP3, FLAC, OGG, M4A, AAC, AIFF, and Opus use the same conversion flow. Choose the file and download the detected MIDI notes.
Yes, if the video contains an audio track that this computer can decode. The converter reads the sound, not the video frames.
No. MIDI contains detected pitches, note timing, and velocity. Choose an instrument in your music software to hear those notes.
It is the MIDI file's timing base, used to preserve note timestamps. This page does not estimate your song's tempo.
Your browser decodes it on this device, keeps it in memory during processing, and does not send it to an online service.