MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) is a format that describes music in terms of notes, timing,
and dynamics. Unlike audio, which stores sound waves, MIDI lets you change pitches, rhythms, and instruments after
recording.
MIDI turns performances into editable data. Did you hit a wrong note while recording? Just
drag it to the right pitch. Do you want a faster tempo or a new instrument sound? Adjust it
in seconds. MIDI can drive any virtual instrument to make your music sound like almost
anything.
Our tool listens to your audio (wav, mp3, etc.) and converts it into MIDI. It uses modern AI
and signal processing to detect notes, timing, and dynamics from instruments like piano,
guitar, vocals, and drums, then saves it as a MIDI file you can edit.
Most audio to MIDI converters do not work well when there are multiple instruments. We first
isolate the individual components of a song and then convert each component independently.
That way you can have a clean MIDI file with separate instruments assigned for each part
rather than a jumbled mess of all instruments mixed together.