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KVR Forum [Effects] » Archive » Effects » October 2004 Index | KVRFA6
AuthorTopic: can I convert single voice audio to midi??
whoNose
Posted: 25th October 2004 11:26
Is there software where i take a recording of myself humming or singing and convert it into midi notes or a score?
xoxos
Posted: 25th October 2004 11:43
there are at least a dozen offline products, several of them free, kantos is rt, many hosts also offer this function.
Beardedone
Posted: 25th October 2004 11:46
Quote:
many hosts also offer this function.


Really! Which ones?
JonnySun 2.0
Posted: 25th October 2004 11:57
Google ===> audio to midi

I can recommend "Melodyne" for this task.
whoNose
Posted: 25th October 2004 12:26
wow, melodyne looks crazy! I can't believe I've never heard of it before.

kantos is huge too!
xoxos
Posted: 25th October 2004 12:34
logic... 4!!!

couple of months ago someone released a freeware midi analyser and 2 channels of autoaccompaniment.. so it's out there.

hell, you could make one with synthedit :p
tazman
Posted: 26th October 2004 06:03
There are a lot of programs that do what you want but not a lot of VST plugins.

I am developing a plug-in that can detect and extract audio parameters (i.e Notes, Pitch, Volume, Brightness) and allow you with the help of a Modulation Matrix style routing to select which type of midi output you want to get.

The name of the plugin is "TheExtractor" and you can find more about it on:

http://www.TazMan-Audio.co.uk

TazMan
joeyfivecents
Posted: 26th October 2004 19:18
I highly recommend musiciendoz by nuton. It can take any audio input and convert it to midi in realtime. You can also control your soft synths with any instrument like electric guitar or bass. It's only $19.95. The demo is fully functional for 30 days. You should try it out.
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