Choose a focused clip
Use a short, clear excerpt that contains the part you care about.
Free audio-to-MIDI beta
Audio to MIDI Converter for editable drafts
Upload a short recording, stem, voice memo, or song excerpt and receive an editable MIDI draft by email.
Choose a short audio clipMP3, WAV, or M4A · up to 30 sec · 20 MB
InputOne focused audio clip
OutputA practical MIDI draft
WorkflowContinue in your own DAW
01 · Real example
Hear the source. Inspect the draft.
Original audio
Original piano chord study
A short project-owned recording used to show the beta result without fake accuracy claims.
Reviewed MIDI
Editable chord tones
One downloadable draft. Open it in a DAW, compare it with the source, then decide what still needs work.
Download MIDI02 · How it works
One honest workflow.
Name the target
Choose piano, guitar, vocal, bass, drums, or melody MIDI.
Receive the draft
Open the returned file in your DAW and continue editing there.
03 · Start from what you have
Different sources. The same clear next step.
More instruments, guides, and next steps
04 · Practical guide
A draft is useful when it saves cleanup time.
Audio stores sound. MIDI stores note events. The useful result is an editable starting point that takes less work than transcribing from scratch.
Use a clear sourcePrefer one dry, focused instrument or vocal part.
Keep the target narrowChoose the musical line that matters before upload.
Compare in your DAWListen for note order, timing, duration, and rests.
Judge saved workA useful draft still may need a small amount of cleanup.
A practical answer for Audio to MIDI Converter
Upload a short recording, stem, voice memo, or song excerpt and receive an editable MIDI draft by email.
What Audio to MIDI Converter can preserve
A MIDI draft can preserve the note sequence, approximate timing, duration, dynamics, and a usable view of repeated musical patterns.
Prepare audio for a cleaner Audio to MIDI Converter result
The strongest first test is a clear single-instrument or vocal clip with an obvious target part.
Why Audio to MIDI Converter can create wrong notes
Dense full songs, loud effects, room echo, overlapping notes, and heavily limited masters make the general audio-to-MIDI problem harder.
Audio to MIDI Converter: from upload to an editable result
Choose the file, describe the source, choose piano, guitar, vocal melody, bass, drums, or general melody, then sign in to submit.
How to check and clean Audio to MIDI Converter results
For Audio to MIDI Converter, quality is proven by the edit, not the upload screen.
Where Audio to MIDI Converter earns its time
Audio to MIDI Converter earns its place when the draft removes more work than it creates.
Audio to MIDI Converter: privacy, rights, and realistic expectations
Only upload audio that you have the right to process.
05 · Pricing
Free now. Pay later only if it saves work.
Free Beta
One focused test for a real short-audio problem.
$0 now
- 30-second audio
- 20 MB maximum
- MP3, WAV, or M4A
- Email delivery
Creator
Most useful signalPlanned for musicians with a regular drafting workflow.
$9.99 / month
- Longer audio
- Higher monthly volume
- Priority handling
- Standard support
Pro
Planned for more complex sources and demanding projects.
$19.99 / month
- Higher limits
- Complex audio support
- Priority support
- Production workflow
06 · Clear answers
Before you upload.
Is the Audio to MIDI Converter free?
Yes. One short submission is free during the beta. Creator and Pro plans are visible for research but cannot charge you.
Will I receive every instrument as a separate MIDI track?
No. Choose the part you need. Full-song multitrack reconstruction is outside the first beta.
How is the MIDI delivered?
A submitted clip is reviewed and the MIDI draft is delivered to the Google account email used to sign in.
A small clip can answer a big product question
Turn the part you hear into notes you can move.
Free during beta. One private file. No card, no fake progress, no promise of a perfect full-song reconstruction.