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A friend just asked me if I had some tool to convert MP3-files to MIDI. |
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well... its possible, i tried it once (just for fun to see what it did) ab - so - lutely shite, not even recognisable melody |
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That what I thought too, even if it is possible (which I doubt ) it wouldn't be anyway near the original. |
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how bizarre. :P |
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that'd be cool if u needed to arrange a piece, that you've got on mp3, in a program such as sibelius or a midi sequencer... |
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www.intelliscore.net but the demo only allows you to convert the first 60 seconds or so |
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there is a program called sibelius? WOW you guys know who he is? |
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Nope don't know who- I have the program though. I imagine this could work with minimal piano pieces... |
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A finnish composer that program is a very powerful/proffesional program, used by composers. |
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he is like our national composer, totally awesome music he has composed too (pieces like finlandia hymn etc.). his home 'ainola' is a cultural resort and quite close to where i live. |
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sibelius is quite wellknown, isn't he..? |
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Yes, I've only scratched the surface but it looks like it has a lot of depth. Have you used it much Zeus? |
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of course you can convert audio to midi, it?s been around for years now... For more (hardly useful) esoteric results you can convert whatever you want to audio! It?s quite funny... Keep the volume low on the speakers though.. |
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yeah, sibelius has composed some beautiful pieces of music. i think i should get some of them. TONIGHT :D |
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my music teacher has the program Sibelius on his PC and i've used it, its pretty hard to pick up. Everything is written out in musical notes. |
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I actually have never used it. Im more familiar with finale. *brooklyen accent* But I heard things... I dunno, I heard things |
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magiker, Crikey your friend sounds thick. Lol. |
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Program is called digital ear. You can convert an mp3 to wav and a wav to a midi. Try it, it is a nice program. |
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promo: I told him to go fuck himself ASAP. avart: really? how? |
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I mean, the examples on www.intelliscore.net are a joke. Of course you can do that. But just some MP3 out of the drive? Not very likely I'd say. |
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Oh my god. That's so embarassing. |
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I think it is the best you will ever get, unless they separate each frequency from the wav and than gate it and than use like 21000 midi channels and combine it all together. It is possible however to simply convert an mp3 file that is sitting on your hard-drive, but useless I think. |
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It's possible, yes. But the result? Fuck it. The sampling theory you described should be better. But then again, MIDI is an interface for digital instruments, so it isn't even made for this kind of use. And no modern synthesizer out there could handle the bitrate on that MIDI stream you described. LOL! Nice thought though, one should always press the limits. But in this case I'd rather not even try. |
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ha, EXTREME audio converting! |
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What kind of program is it? A sequencer? |
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I've seen two programs. They figure out the key and makes a MIDI-interpretation of a wave file. |
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there IS a shareware prog, named AkOff Music Composer or something like that, it analyses frequencies etc... Works realtime too! from a mic... |
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unlimited polyphony, btw |
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sibelius is good, but time-consuming |
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I think it is digital performer from moto that has a audio to midi function, I also saw a program that does this only in a music-shop here in town (gothenburg) don?t remember the name though... But I don?t know anything about a DIRECT conversion MP3 > Midi, just must convert to a Wav or aif-file first. For more rhythmic audio, recycle from propellerheads is the best! To make ANY file a soundfile, on a mac I just change the header of a file, hardly listenable, though... Pure merzbow-hardcore! ; ) |
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