Audio To Midi

Tips & Tricks
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You know what i find funny…
I was attempting to look for a quick wav-pack containing full key piano samples and i first stumbled upon this site containing the vocal dopefish used and i stumbled upon a audio to midi converter here:
http://www.akoff.com/music-composer.html

Using MidiYoketo route the midi signals to Renoise and then picking some nice VSTI to play the translated sequence…

This is the unpatched result:
http://www.vincentvoois.com/songs/Akoff_Mu…mposer_test.mp3

This tool is actually capable of translating any audio in or through to midi.
Do your benefit with this tool.

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Dead link!?

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Which one? all work fine here…

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Your Page was dead a while :)

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Damned :) This sounds weird :) So - converting audio to midi is better been done with “dry”-Vocals, I guess :)

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you may try widi instead.

http://www.musica.at/shareware/cool/

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i just did some experimenting with this, i tried WIDI, INST2MIDI, Akoff & TS-Audio.

out of the 4 TS-Audio works the best, it seems to actually do harmonic conversion instead of pitch tracking.

it seems with the pitch tracking method, you get a considerable delay, i think what they are doing is going by zero crossings, so it isnt too quick.

with harmonic translation like in TS-Audio you can have multiple freq’s/notes and it sounds good!

i was just playing some chords on my bass guitar an they were translated reasonably fast. i actually got the chord i was playing on my bass guitar into albino! tho i think i will have to look at my sample buffers, because i noticed alot of clipping when losely playing chords,
lots of harmonics = lots of resources being called.

it is acurate enough to do a slides on the fretboard, it sounds just like running your fingers over piano keys.

10 years! ive waited for something that works good enough to use realtime!

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http://audioto.com/webhelp/how.htm

Just as an addition for lazy ones like me. ;)